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Drugs.

=, Aeid-Benzoie pei ounce SOC acid earbolio solu.
uoh QUE crystal 55caSl 10 per To- acid citrc 75cpeT
ID; acid Sulphurc, 5tol0c perth acid tartaric lic
per Id; alum, 4a5c per 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
zoe per 10; Gssafptida, 25c per 10; balSam CO.
pahia, 66c per ID: boray. Ice per lb blue vitriol.
i0e per lb oalomel. Zoe per ID: calomel (English)
cinchouidia, 95c per or chloroform, 01
cents per ID; choral hydraL 81 75a9 90
per lb'eream of tarter, powder SsaAG1 per 10: gum
opium, 81 % per ID; gum shellac, 55c per To- NOR.
Prime, - 70 per OF oil bergamoL s. 25 per II;
u u w iodide potiss 81 IS per 10; tP. w.
qmnine, sulphate, 50 IS per or seed
caraway, l5c per ID, SIENNA, $50 per 10;
strychnine, crystals 81 co per oz sugar lead, go
per 10; hour sulphur 500; per lb salts epson,
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loNhls enulllt 4ull' &c. stibu lNL63 Ssl,dGS ~
The Committee on Indian Ailairs of the
House heard to-day arguments against the
granting OF the right.ot.way to the san
Francisco & 81. Louis Railway across the
lands of the Choctaw and Chicsasaw Ma
tons. The whole question seems to turn
upon the validity of the passage of the act
in the Choctaw Council because the vote
of the Speaker IN the lower house
defeated its passage. The friends of
the scheme contend that the Speaker
had no right to vote, and that the measure
passed by majority of one. His voting
made II a tie, and the proposition not hav.
ing majority he declared il lost. IL only
passed the upper branch of the Council BY
one majority, after United States Senator
Maxey had appeared in the Choctaw Senate
and made a powerful speech in favor of the
grant to the road, The House Committee
took no acton on the subject.
Mr.. 7. \, Miller, depot agent for the
Central Railway In cosscana, says that the
Central had ireightcd to that city during
the year 1851, $40, 600 feet of lumber. $3.50,
coo shingles. lie also said he supposed the
Texas Il st. Louis Railroad had hauled its
share of the same kind of material. The
large amount hauled 10 that city speaks
well for the improvement of the city aud
surrounding country
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Fruit and Nuts.

We make the following quotations:
RAlsINs-London layer, new, per box. 60 Cs
layer 81 90 to %
BANASAs-Per bunch, 81 O0to5.
GREEN APPLEs--s5 80 TO 60 per barrel.
CURRASTs--Sto SIC.
PEACHEs-None In market
CALIFORNIA PEAgs--S5 to Sc per box.
ORANGEs-LouiSiana, S. Ol6Sj 50 per box,
LEMoNs-Sicily, per box, Go co.
Nurs-AlmondS, 2}c per pound; Brazil 1902.
nlberts, l5c; English walnuts 20c 10 chestnut,
y per pound; Italian none: peanuts, Tennes.
per 100.
DATEs-ln trails Sc per b.
PEcANs-llc. per 10,
FIGs-Kegs l3c, layers lsc per pound.
GRArES-Malaga grapes, per Dbl slu
CHESNUTS-Imported lSC.
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SOLE LEATHER oAK-No /, 399iG No. 2 81 a
HEMLocK-Best buffalo slaughter go good 90;
best Matanoras %; No. ., 2S; good damaged, "a.
OAK HARNESS LEATHEE-No. /, 37G3gc; No. 2,
Sc >
HEMLocK-Prme IS: do good 50; do No. 3 SOC
FRENCH CALFsKiN-Sl - 10 30 according to
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIN-No. J, GI 10 to Is:
do No. 2 81 to l 10.
PHILADELPHIA KIPs No. !, S5c to 81, accor.
ding to weight
SHEEP SHISs-Topplng XXXX per doz, $40 90.
Innings, white, XXXy IS 20; russels Gas.
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ALcoHoL-s2 10 per gal. as per high wines.
WHIsEY-Recthcd 81 0561 90, as per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 CO. t'go years old
NJ OO@S2 -; three years old, s. b0@Sl IS; fancy
-Ntra oldwhlsky, sid5, MS per age
! WiSES-Clnret IN case SS6I5, per quality; Ca
wba,pcr gal, 81 l0@l So Port 81 2oG2. sherry
rgai, 81 2O@S Madeira, per gal, 81 6065 white
ne, In cases, 81 00tl0.
HAMPAoNE-JulcS Nun & Co sNG2n Held.
In basket s26@2S Krne, In basket, S26CS2s,
lilo lcstic champagne, s7@li
lE-stock Ale per doz 81 1902 25; Porter
oils loy, 81 1902 %.
TILE BERR-SL Louis quarts, sI2 plnts si2 so
10, leiser, own size, sl9 pints, si3 SO; Hub
! SIS per dog
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PROVISIONS.
Continued from sixth Page

This is equivalent tCf,he bacon of 524 600
hogs ami the lard Of 5SS'p0 hogs, Our to-
tal exports since November l are equal to
the bacon of l 10000 hogs and the lard OF
100000 hogs.
In Chicago February mess pork declined
q little during the day. opening at 1920 and
closing at 1915 bid, seven and half cents
lower than yesterday.
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DALLAS'PRICE CURRENT.


HAY-Dark, S6@S; bright sl2. From stores
prairie, baled, dark, STOOLS; bright Sl6@2l
bright free on board, car. SIS; dark, sl2.
GERMAN MILLEr-We quote ut 81 90 to 81 25.
Garden &c per paper, retail wholesale TX ia
&c per paper.
CoTToN-At the oil mill, 12JSc per bushel.
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Buggles, sprinc Wagons. Etc.

Is-sImN poles, sg6lb per doE.
opSs-Grado y and spring, top, s9eai00: do
sidetsO; DO side springs, top, sl00plS5: do
hung. slaOa 200; do phaetons si5OG9OO;
sli0 buggies, sl7S@2Jh platform springs,
three spring wagons, S90C0Il5,
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Fine and medium fine, PC: heavy. dc; black
bury and dirty to lOc off.
Dry flint, Is pounds and upward, 10@12kc
dry Rips, lucille: wet sailed, 7@7{c: green butch
price; oeer skins, Doc: sheep skin, srom 25@5O,
each.
BEEswAx-li to 1Sc per pound as per color.
TALLow-ln barrel 4hC: in cake, Sc per Id,
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Fish and Oystars.

FlsH-Red, sheephesd and trout lOHc New
ofleans red snapper, l5c, Spanish mackerel 25c.
OfstkRs-baiumore, per can xxx, SOC; medl-
UNI 45c extra select Coz; Matarorla and Der
wick's bay, 81 50 per hundred.
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Moop-oak. hickory and ash. s. rs to 81 Of
per cord Sawed stove wood Is retailing a, The
rates OF IS 70 TO 5 so per cord
CHARcoAL-65 cents per barrel
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CHicKENs-We quote at 81 75@8 on per dozen
turkeys, 6OG15c prairie chickens, SO per dozen:
quail, 81 70 per dozen; wild turkeys focal 90;
rabbits, 75c per dozen; squirrels, 75c per dozen
ducks, large a. so small. 81 90 vcnison, sc.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

Isl specially, and the data it gives are al.
ways perfectly reliable and Trustworthy
making it, in this particular, of extreme
value to the merchant and all other bust.
ness men. Independent in politics, IL Is
the organ of no party, no clique, no ,unta
but discusses all political questions and
measures as it does all others, fairly, with,
out prejudice or bias, and ever gives rea.
sons for the faith that is in it.
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EGGs-2Oc per dozen
BUTTER-Northern, 25@2s, Texas, 20@25c.
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sPoREs.From 2 to %. inch, per set xxx SC
lect q; Xxx, 81 20
"a WE'D FgLLoRs-t1 to az, e. rs per set
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gmemtp-Eiue Cent Column
atotices.

NoTlCE-.Adverusements may be HANDED into
= our business Office up to SIP. M, and into the
COMPOSING room mp to a. m.
NoIlCt-Dallas bind store Of Richard 0eisert,
~ dealer in al kinds of imported and domes
uS singing binds; also white rabbits. Guinea
kigS SILVER and gold fsh, and all kinds Of bird
,vo9 anu cages, cutie fish bone bird powder.
nltu tones and binds bath and feed cups can be
s9s as ~. lowest prices so Main st l27-M
NoIiSE-Two frst-class hotels, and 100 desir.
~ able lots in the town of Mills Point also
slA wei, improved and unimproved farms on
IyaSohaolo terms, or exchange for cattle will
als9 contract 10 deliver from one TO FIVE thous-
ai2 neau OF mixed cattle in the months Of April
".iN NNH' l-5-lm lNO, A. ONEAl.
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asor &ent.


EOR bENr-rwo furnished rooms and one
l. UNFINISHED, with or without board. Apply
at llG Ross Avenue jlS.it
EoR RENT-One furnished room, good Local
IL ton, with good sidewalk leading to same
Apply at premises, 5l5 Jefferson, corner Polk and
Jefferson streets i1S.lt
EOR RENT-My residence, 90 Commerce 81
II The house has five rooms, good well water,
and Other c0nycnionCes Apply TO me at my
residence, j27-!t J. HAY.
EOR RENr-The large ana commodious
i sto-e house, two il00ts Nos. $50 aud gu
Elm street Enquire on the premises of Thomp.
son George Co. jll-tf
EOR EENT-A large warehouse iiXlOO IN East
II Dallas, on the side track of the T. ,IP. Il, n.
one of the most convenient receiving aud shin.
ping houses IN the city, having the floor and
c0mtor,gb bic Office and Fairbanks floor scales.
For further particular, apply TO 7. Bennett.
Dallas Nov. 2lst 1881. nov23.f
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The Herald

Is one of the most interesting and desirable
newspapers throughout the entire country.
1t is now printed in its own new office,
with new type entire, and the mechanical
get-up cannot be surpassed. It's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11
TRUTH dTTESTED,
[Some Important Statements of We'll Known
People WHOLLY YariHad

In order that the public may fully realize th @
genuineness of the etstenen rs we'll SD the
power and value OF the article OF which thew
speak, We publish herewith the fac simi.e signs
lures of parties whose sincerity ia beyond cues.
ton. gbe truth of these testimonials is absolute.
nor can the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1andris, Va, August 4. 1881.
! WAS thrown from my horse or years sgo
and suffered severe. wound OF the eide, which
was aggravated by disordered kidneys. Rleytp
months s9o WAS attacked with pneumonia and
blaze d,r disease deposits Of brick du,, and slbu
men being discerosble by the naked eye. l was
COD fined 10 the house for six months, AID wne
unable to cross the floor without assist,nce. Nv
ply sicisn did me no good. Having read in nv
religious weeklies OF the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and beisg
advised to use it By Osptsin Graham, / did 90,
and sn oLca more able 10 walk the streets. Nv
pains have left me. and believe if had used
+, he remedy year ago l should then sso have
been cured,
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Ohn u u U Y. . uOOIt
fet24 I'd Substituted Trustaa

VALUABLE TIMBskED LANO IN
= FAIRFAX COUNTY At COMMlS.
S1ONERS' SALR-BY virtue of the decree of
the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, entered at
June term, 1881. in the suit Of Mills and others
vs.. George Burke's admir-, the undere'g 1ed,
sptc al conmi sioners named in sal decreo viii
on MON DAY. (Ctu:t day. the :0sh of March,
1881 a. II o'clecz NJ. cell to the highest bidder,
ln front OF tie door Of the Court House Of said
county, that TRACT OF L AND, of which ih-
late George Burke died eelz=d, containing 10
acrss. This land g without improve meats, but
hts theraon wood both oak and pine. and the
sci - of good qusi y lies near Burkes tt,tlon.
'dloining the lanes Of hilas Fuske's estate 81 d
otne,s his sale will ba made subec! to tie
widows dover.
Terms of es!e: EnorgH cash in hare to pay
expenses OF tals--s.y 500; The residue in three
equ.t AMI usl lnsts' meats. to bear interest from
the dy OF ssl,, TO be secured By the bonds of
he purchaser. with approved peIs ,u.l 81 clrity,
and retention OF title until the lsst nay menl is
made. JAMES NJ: LOVE. Ocmu'n.
T. w. MOORE, OF Sale.
F'irfsx c,unty fet21-utw
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Thousands of eduslly strong endorsements
u any of them in cases wbsre hope w.s sbsnd on.
ed-hsve been voluntarily given. showing The
remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in sll diseases of the kidneys, liver
or uriasry organs. If any one who reads thii
has any phy.icsl trouble, remainder the crest
danger Of delay. dec23
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b W TgOMES.
John ID SUOTc, Commits. of s.
THOM as MOORE.
70 rfow nnnptr xrt-

EkUSTEE'S SALH- By vir,us OF deed Il
L trust from Ew.l Atwell dated Feoru.
~ l6, 1872 the undersigned. aubst tu,ed tru,.
sse, upon the written requ ast of the person se
cu'e ed thereby, will on NJ ROH 2lst 1892 at
IL O'Clock IN, at ,hs front door of The Cor pors-
zion court room, in the city of Ale1audria Va .
proceed 10 sell st pub ie section to The i!h st
bidder tho following real e.t.ts, stu ,ted in
said city, to WIZ: Il Lon OF GRnUNO l,ing
at the iDterseCIion of the south lid, tf Sharp
>hnn alley with tbs Western SIDE OF Market
alley extending and biucing on Sharp Shin al.
ley thirty. .eevsn feet, and on Mo- bet .ley twen.
ty. tse teet forming q rectangular parsllslo.
gram, with the right Of wsy over five It slley
in the ar, being he sams prop9rty b: deed
conveyed BY Harriet 5mo1!, widow and eXecu.
trix f Il. b. Smoot, 10 E~ell y. atWell.
Tenn. OF Sale: Cash eleven hundred dollars
the rts.due in three equal insta.ments of six,
TIVE v sud eighteen months; Ur. At the option
W the urchaser, the whole m ~ be pad in cash
1h- defer / psyn en to DO evidenced by the
purchasers Lotes and to be secured by deed of
trust upon The premises
CHARLES @. SMOOT,
feh24 I'd Substituted Trustee
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AUGTaOH SALE:s.
By Green q Wise, Auc,ioneers.

TOM MMISsIONBR's SALE0F A VALU.
~ Able SIN ALL FARN CLOSE TO THR
SUBURBS OF THR OITY-By virtue of .
d'cee for the tr,ui. Court of Ale1sndris
county, Virsiuis rendered at itB August tel m,
1873. in the suit Of Mary z. Lilo, guardian.
pl.intif, vs j P Tabbs ct sis, deisI dsuts. 10
chsncery. the undersixne com missioner ,hsre.
10 nam d. will ,ceod on S,TUkDAY, the
25h dry OF harch 1882 at II o'clock, in front
Of the Mansion Bouse Hot-l, In tbs city OF AjeI.
sndris W to sell by public snc'i ID. TRA or
OF LAND lyiog in Ale1sr dr. = county, vs.,
abo It one mile northwest of the city, containing
about sixty scr's of high lar and meadow.
beautifully located, and I'M ,rov,d ~ 6 sRAME
DWhLLlNG, Kitchen. &c. good barn and
s.sbes orchard tf 70 fruit, cisIsrn and stream
Of water lunnipg. through the plsce Wou d
make q good dairy f,rm. ,he land adj ,ins
Hsrner Wolf ard uth'r nj d is bounded on the
south west By the old Ln.tburg rosd.
Terms: Ore tebth f the purchase money TO
be paid in cssh, and f,r ,he resldus the bonds Of
the purchaser With 'ecuritv, at E. II and l8
month to be taken f The deferred payments,
With il,ers;t ON .be day Of SAL, sud tie title
to bs retsined until they ara fully paid Con-
vey .ncing at tne cost OF ih > purcnss,r
feb3-2awts q w WATT LkS, Gon'r.
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FAIR WARNING They have come; they
hsv, c>me. An immense qusntiy of Kid
Gloves. Hosiery, Clpsts AID Oh Cloth to be
opened this dpy ct EiCbbers's. C.ll and see
the pricas. !. ElCHBERG,
pn,e 1n
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QY VIRTUE of a decree in the suit OF John
- son va. johnson e: ais at the June trrm
1880. the undersigned will on MONDAY, Feb.
,u.ry 10th, ltS2 (court day. at IL NJ. 10 front
of the CJurt house Of Fairt.x county, sell to the
g1e.; bidder that VALUABLE TRAOT OF
Ian l. in Fairfax county, near the village of
Ursnssv.lle. formerly owned by Win N and
Terms; Une.fourth IN hand, balance in one
On two years, with interest from date and good
security. 3. W MOORE
CASSlUS CARTER,
jsnG-S4w SDeolsl Osm mn'rs. of Sale.
R~ The above ssie has been postponed till
MONDAY, the s0sh day OF March, lse2 Ccun.
" Court day. fet2uIw4w
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18th day Of May, 1882,

at the railroad depot Ct the Wsshir g.on aud
Ohio Railroad Company, 10 the city OF Alexan.
drlt Va, offer at pubic auction the
hNTIKE LlHE OF The WASHINGTON &
OhIO RAILROAD.
lLcuGlng that partly and that VIII lily or struct-
cd. and also all al d singular al the works s1d
property, rssi, personal and mixed, rolling
stock, loco m Dtivef, crs. &C.. and all rights,
contracts aid franchises Ct said Washington and
OHIO Rhllroad Company.
Iha said property coSsists Of coDsteucted
limo OF railway in active operation frC N the city
OF Alexandria. Vs., Westward through Lhe coun-
ties Of Alexandria, FairfaI and LouGoun to
bound HUI station, in Loudoun courty. q din
tsnce OF old miles, IL elujing line cou uDec,ing
with the W washington ind alexandria Rs,lrc
The road is also graded beyond Round Hill for
q distancs # three miles.
The otner resl property OF ths company con.
eis!s OF 8 largo brick depot builiiDg aud freight
house, in the city Of Alexandra, q round house,
machine shop. car shop. car shed, store house,
&C., and shout fifteen acres of land adisceut
thereto: as eleven depot hous ,s and lotq ct the
sltVan prlncipal stations between AleIandr,s
anG Round Hill.
c :oroipg to the route surveyed the dis:.rcs
trom. Washington city to P,ilt Pleasant. on the
Ohio river, is three hundred and twenty FIVE
miles. and passes through country hetvly
tin bert and Of great mineral resources
Terul: ina eDtlre properly, real personal and
nlI.d, fra1 calses &C., is solo together and for
the some The purchser NUT pay fifty thousand
dollars (b5! !,0Ot) of the purchase money in cash.
and he residue In four equal annual psyn
nth interest from lhs day of ssie, which said
ply nen's a'e 10 be evidenced BY bonds which
to be secured by deed of trust uoon The
property sold, TO be executed Upon the COL arpa-
Llon OF tie sale and conveyance TO the pur.
chaser.
lis sale ia subject 10 the lien of the deed of
trust executed august 9th, 1868 to indemnify
he county Of Cls: ks Stale OF Virginia, sgsinst
i,bllitS IUr the sDrusl interest on the bonds OF
hs sald couu.y for the sum of one bundled
thousand dollars ($l0U t00) up to and uutll the
'lne when said road sbatl bs commenced. and
uDdeI Construction in s.ii county of Cl.rke;"a ~
aea'ntt ll.bi'i y for tho p.V uenIs # the princi
DAl cf said bouds in c,se they sh il become due
snd payable betore the roso thall be com menced
.nc under coDs.uc in said county, ths said
bonds falling due In the year 1892.
The purchaser will be enllLlrd to the net
profits of The road from the day of the saie.
4 T. BARTON.
0HAs :. ITuAsr,f oV ofs.is. s.
HENRY hEATl N
fabll-ts
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RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHIsKEY free from
oil impurluss. Oily So q gallon.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son, Agents,
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NOMMI5SlON SALE OF bESIRA-
~ BLa REAL KSTATE in Fairfax county.
BY virtue of the decrses of the Circuit court of
Fah FIX county in the spit of John N. Scott and
others vs.. Thomas N. Latham, trustee and
others the undersigned will. on the 9th day of
MABCH, l'e2, at O'clock 2. III cff,r st put
tic ss'e befuIe the door Of the Court HCu: % of
ssid ccuoty, tost VALUABLE FARM of
which Lucinda Renry. died seized con,sil ing
us acres This firm is situated on AccotinF
run Al d the / lie river Pike nine miles from
Ale1.udris ono from the village of Apnsf d Il i,
apo Ve miles astt th court bouse. has there n
90 nft rtsble D WELLTh Nc HOUSE and OUT
BUILDINGS has an . b intance of hard woot, -,
timber and Iioe and fine meadow land IT,
'sons engaged in lum ber busir e;s this farm
"tfsrs great iuc ucen ents Mr. Phslp Howard
wac lives on the land will sho = the same to
D',rsons desiring to tuy. Letters of inauiry may
he addressed to Moore & Son, Fsiltax Court
dou 9
Terms of Sale: So nu"h cash IS will ray the
costs Of suit and expenses of sale ssY $40 !-snd
'he residu- 90 creoit OF J, 2. snd years with
interest frt m day of sale. tns purchaser givi e
6ohd w,h good personal sscurny for the de
tsrred payments; but person Al SECURITY may be
dispensed with on thu uurchss,r boy e D cash
oEe third OF ihs purchase MONEY. The title to
be retained until the puIc1sts money ia fully
paid
EEK $5Ssss y ssSSSSj SSS5s oonn'. of Sale.
Farfax cOuDty fah30 vIu
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PY VIRTUE of decree in .hs suit OF G. W.
- Myers use &C. vs. q. Motler and wife
entered at tbs June term. so tn undersigned,
Commissioners will. on MUNDAY March 70,
1882 1T IL % :, in front of the Court H,u,e door
ss Fairfax q. Il W., II tn the highe,t b Ter
that VALUABLE TRACT LAND lying
in and near the villfg' OF Draoesville, Fairfax
county vs., lately the property # j. q. Meter,
snd now in the possesli IN Of Mrs.. T. q. Wrenp.
rhe land is highly improved. has a splendid
DWELLING, aud contains 81 'es.
Terms: One fourth in bal d. the residue in
one, two and tire yesrs from date of s,ls, with
good security for the deferred psy ments
k W MOORE Oomm'rs
OAssIUs NARTEB, Of Sale.
pairfsx lnntY fet23-WiW
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GMrA ButQeSS

Alexandria, Vs., August 4, 1881.
About 10 months ago l was conslo e1ably
troubled with constant desire to urinate. On
the recommend alton of Osptsin J. o. Graham
began to use Warmers Safe idney and Liver
Oare. and 1t has effected an entire cure In my
csse
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EOR SA LEA FARM OF about q O ACkBS
l. ,ituAted on Arlington Heights three miles
rom tbe south end OF the on< Bird te in full
view OF The Capitol ss'd farm has bern used
As Dairy Farm for the last thirty years /
will Sill The whole in . body or divide it in thr,
farms Of abt ut 100 acres esch improvements
goUd Terms easy Persons wishing to ius pe,t
the property can reach the saue by Washington
and Ohio K. &. at Arlington Station which is
,bout mile distant and II ME from Fort
kuDy yoa on the Wasbin2tor and Alexsndri. b.
4. For particulars enquire of the subscriber.
iet6-tf 8. 3. UOkBRTT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11

USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHIsKEY flr
medical purposes on'y So per gallon.
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11
AUCTION MALES.
BY Is. T. Lucas, g uctioueer.

a T PUBLIC AUUTION-THR ENTIRE
n OUTFIT OF THE TONTINE aOTBL,
in Alexandris. Vs.--Oo THURSDAY, March
% !, At ten O'Clock, I'll sell. on tha premises
the entire outfit Of the TONTINE HOTEL, sit
ua!ed on Cameron street. betwsen Fai'f.1 and
Roy:l streets, and formerly known az The "Coo.
n ~ House" TIE furnishiI "a III areof consist of
srtq ,e and modern hand made Mahogany and
WsGut Furniture hsnds me Psrlnr Suirs
Walnut and Marble I, Chamber Suits. fine
tension TsblIs Feather Bads and Pillows. Mat
sresses, Blankets snd Bed Linen, fne old side
bosrds ald Silver Plsted Ware, Cut Gl. 81 and
French China Ware. Cutlery aud rockery,
A1n iaster. Brusses and Ingram Carpets. Rugs,
Gil Cloths, Stoves, &c, &c. In addition to The
c, m orising two fne Counters aud Fixinas,
french PIsts Mirrors, Cut GlssI Decsnters,
MIS-. VIRGINIA STEWART,
phlo-td Owner.
GALE OF LAND And MILL PROPER.
~ TY IN FAIRPAA-Purpuantt 10 a decree
rendered at the June term. 1851, of the Circui,
20: Seldeen and Hetzel. the undersigned, com
missioner Of seie, therein nsmad on MOnDAY
February 18th. 1882, (Court day. at about IL
O'Clock m will sci! at public auction, in front
OF the Court Eou.e door of sGid county, the fol.
owing REAL ESTATE owned by Mrs. Het
I'll: a TRACT OF LAND. containing 1853
acres roods and 8 poles. known ss the
WHITE TRACT" lying in Centrevils Dis.
trict near Clifton, and adjoining Fullerton.
Buckley and others. This lsnd will be sold in
psrc.ls. If desired.
THE MILL LnT at Clifton, ahou. Of sn
acre With the STEAM SAW MILL located
thereon, and the MACHINERY and other sp-
nuttenees Thereto attached; also SPOKE
IL 1CHLNE.
Terms of Sale: One cash the residue
IN three qua snDusl instsllments, secured by
she purchasers bonds. With good personal secur
n.y. oe-ring inssreet from day Of sale. and little
to be retained till last pay snt is msdo.
s. w THOMAS
THIS MOUHE
jsn14R4s Com mistioners of sale.
1D- rbe above sale on account of tha weath.
or. is postponed until MONDAY, The 20lh cay
OF March mex, at same hour and p ace.
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