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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-09
BvRT Lucas G. Co.. Auctioncers.

IKE HEREIN DETERMINE TO CLOSE OUT
" cur immense stock of Crockcry, Tin and
Willow Ware Furniture Stoves. Cases Desks,
Tables and Notions of every description, for the
purpose of n change in our firm and business
We will allow L discount of 15 per cent to
purchasers for ID days, at private sale. and after
that at auction from day to day until the entire
stoc, is closed out.
Remember the place THE OLD CITY HOTEL,
corner of Royal and Cameron streets, Alexandria,
Va All persons having claims against the firm
will present them for settlement, and all persons
indebted to us will please settle at once or we
will De compelled to place the bills in the hands
OF 4 collector.
ap22-tf K. j. LUCAS & W.
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GALE OF THE MT. ZEPHYR FARM

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county in the suit of McCsulay VS.. Nc.
Williams, the undersigned commissioners about
II o'clock m, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
May, 1884 will sell at public auction before tho
front door of the Alexandria city Market House
those TWO TRACTS OF LAND containing re-
spectively All 29-1OO and 174 37-1OO Acres
lying together and known as the Mount Zephyr
Farm Ia part of the original Mt. Vernon estate)
now occupied by Henry McWiliams and others.
This fine farm lies in Mt. Vernon District of said
county, conveniently near Alexandria, is of good
soil and has DWELLING HOUSE, substantial
outbuldings and other improvements. 1t is one of
tho most desirable places in this section. 1t will
be sold as q whole or in parcels and q plat and
survey can be seen at the Office of S. Ferguson
Beach, esq.
Terms of sale: Enough cash to pay tho costs
and expenses Of sale and the sum of 81 ,SS3 46
with interest from january 13, 1876, the residue
in three rqIa; annual instalmcntS secured by the
purchaser; hoEds with good personal security
bearing interest from day ofsale, title to be retain
ci Unit! the ias' I:ymcn: IS made.
!: not 5l.. Oh the day named the Commission
crS arc authorized to nlak" private sale OF said
land.
II. w. THOMAS,
THOMAS u. LOVE, : Comm'rs. o! sale.
THOMAS MOORE.
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Pe!'s Corn Solvent, and Camm's, McCreedy $
American and German do, ut
w. F. CREIGHT TOES,
doc11 S5 King street.
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By Green c Wise, Auctioneers
SALE.
ON SATURDAY. MAY II. 1854

ON SATURDAY, MAY II. 1884,
1T > H.. st the Fairfax street entrance to the
CORPORATION Court room of the city ol Alexandria,
Va will hc sold at public without reserve,
Il The THREE-STORY BRICK WARE g.
HOUSE. 40. i3 south Union street, Just be- Eel
low i'rrcc.
(2j EEiGk WAREHOUSE on Prince ST., f,=.
south si,:c next to the corner of onion. Esit
81 wA>IIiTGTON & OHIO L. Il. BONDS
($S. .G;)DI IL hands Of Commissioner of Sale, for
future d. v;,lrrds in suit Of Lewis ct al Va. W. &
q. 4. K. 80. CT al.
~ >I-NnRY SHARES CIEs & OHIO CANAL
STOCk, -. u \. Il. X. SCRIP, &c.
Terms: Cash.
FRANCIS MILLER, Ex'rs. .! Sammri
= FERGUSON BEACH, Miller d.ci.
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CLASS G.. SCHEME:
CAPITAL PRIZE So, 900.

356 Prizes distributing $l305O
TICKETS ONLY 81.
Plan cf Lottery similar to that Of Louisiana
Company.
]. p. HORBACH, Manager.
Address al applications for information. tickets
or agencies to J. i. IIORBAClI. 2OI Main street.
Norfolk. Va.
The undersigned supervised the Drawing Class
i of the Dismal Swamp Lottery Company. and
certify that it was conducted with strict fairness
tn all Interested
CHAS. PICKETT.
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LOTTEH J.
LOTTERY.
DISMAL S}YAN!' LD1TERY Co.,
Or NORFOLK. VA.

OC Hohtoibh. ' ".
The franchise Of this enterprise ID iaSc, upon
the chartered right granted TO the Hisna! swamp
tana! Company, and The legality has been repeat
cdIy tested ,.cforc the Courts ot the State.
Tie purpose in view is the improvement and
extension Of the Canal, thus securing great pub
lie benefits.
it, fair conduct has already secured public con-
tidcncc, and the next drawing will be made on the
18th of MAY, 1854, before the public i'll Nor
folk, Va.
CLASS G.. SCHEME:
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLlC AUCTION.

On MONDAY, the twelfth day of May, instant,
III twelve o'clock M, the premises, in obedience
to resolution of the City Council the Joint Com.
public anc!on, the old STAR ENGINE HOUSE
AND LOT, lately occupied by the Columbia Fire
Co., on st. Asaph street, between King and Prince
streets. Sale subject to ratification by the City
Council. Terms cash. JW. PEAKE
my5-tS Chairman Com. Pub Propertv
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AlGxa11tlrja Oazrttte>.
PUBLISHED uiIIT AND TRI-WEEKLT BT
TDCAEs SNOW DEN,

81 tie CaGctte E0iiaiag, iIos. 70 & 70 Prince ST
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-30
NUMBER AZ.
Rather Pointed.

The ironion Irontonlan copies an ar
ticle from the Bnffalo Courier In reply to
the Cincinnati Ecquirer's statement that
Ohio does not want Mr.. Pendleton in
the Cabinet. and says:
"The fact that the Buffalo Courier
should still N ntion The E qnirer as o
Democratic paper brings an iDcredulous
smile TO the face Of any intelligent, reader
OF that singular journal, Mr.. John r.
Mclean and his Enquirer are quite as
much out of place in the Democratic
party as Bishop Wstterson, of this Cath
olic Diocese, would be in Synod Of
Presbyterian Gle, gymen and elders.
Once, and for years, under the conduct
lof ID Faran and associates, 1t Was q
Democratic paper and enjoyed there
spect OF Democrats. Since IL passed
under the control Of J. Z Mclean. ii
hss eeenstite TOOL OF stock pubiere Is S
Gould To Blaine, and the villifier OF pub
llc men, including Judge Thurman, Gov
erpor Cleveland, Thomas A. Hendricks.
John G. Thompson, George H -Pendle-
ton, Theodore Cook, Charles Reemelin
and others.
The Enquirer is the known and shame
less accomplice of assignatious between
lewd mon and women, OF which its .. Per.
sonal Column" bears daily evidences.
While il is The ally aud defender of all
sorts of political jobbery and corruption,
! }ltls poisoning society in It's most vital
relations, that of domestic life.
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Selert Stuqv.
AN ANGEL TN A SALOON.

One afternoon in the month OF June
1870, lady in deep mourning, folio wed
by little child, entered one OF the fash
ionsble saloons in the city Of n
The writer happened to be passing at the
time aud, prompted by curiosity, follow.
ed her in 10 see what would ensue Step!
ping up TO the bar aud addressing the
proprietor sic said:
"Sir, can you assist .me2 / have nc
home, no friends, aud am not able to
work."
He glanced at her and then at the
child with mingled look OF CURIOSITY
and pity. Evidently he was much sur
prised to see woman in such a plac,
begging, but without asking any ones
lions gave her some change and, turning
to those present, he said:
"Gentlemen, here is lady In distress
Can't some of you help her little ?"
They cheerfully acceded TO the reqnes
and soon purse Of tw1 dollars wa
made up and put in her hand
Madam" said tae gentleman VIII,
gave her the money, "why dc you com
20 saloon1 1t isn't proper place 70
lady, and why are you driven to sac
8 step2"
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The District of Columbia.

The District of Columbia, in which
the national capital is situated, is a spe.
cies Of Typographical mystery to mos,
people. 1t is not a State, tits not Ter.
ritorv; it is directly under the control
of Congress. Congress has exclusive
power over all districts, not exceeding
ten miles square, as may be ceded and
accepted for governmental or National
purposes. The State of Maryland ceied
to Congress the District OF Cplumbia for
the establishment of the seat OF govern.
ment. Consequently Congress has ex-
elusive jurisdiction overit. The District
had municipal organization, hot it be-
came corrupt, and so, In the interest OF
purity, it was abolished, and, by wsv o.
providing tor perfect honesty, the Dis.
trict is now governed directly nv CON-
mittee of Congress.-Chica Times.
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sheen and a Snake.

A drove of over 1,000 sheep was be-
ing driven on road In Indiana At a
depression In the road water was found
to cover it from fence to fence, but little
more than wagon track heing bare =
Just as the leader of the fsck reached
this spot large biack water snake cross
ed the track The leading weather STOP
ped short, and the entire space was soon
blocked full. In a moment dog came
bounding over the backs Of the sheep,
and, dropping down between the water
holes, took the leading weather bv the
ear, giving him gentle pull. He sprang
into the air, clearing the narrow space
bel ween the water holes, followed nv
the entire aock, the dog not leaving the
track till the whole drove had passed.
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Bathing in the Great Salt Lake.

A bather can lie on The surface of The
water of the Great Salt Lake without
exertion; or. bv passing towel under
his knees and holding the two ends, be
can remain in any depth of water kneel
ing, with the head and shoulders out oi
water; or. hy shifting it under the soles
of the feet, be can sit on the water. The
only exertion, in fact, is to keep ones
balance; none whatever is required to
keep aHoat The only danger, there
fore. arises from choking by accidental,
swallowing some of the water, for tbs
strength of the brine is so intense iha
the muscles of the throat are convulsed
and strangplation ensues.
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ACCOMMODATED Partridres.

While protrscted meeting was heine
held in R'ssca, Ca, number OF minis
ters stopped with Mrs. J. w. Davis, and
she was sorely perplexed as to the me an I
OF getting something good for them 10
eat She bad tried in vain to get ham
in the place-all having been consum,
hv the large crowd in attendance -aud
but one small chicken could be found.
While she was busy IN the kitchen pre-.
pairing the chicken, and wondering how
she could provide for her guests, coyey
OF partridges few into the dining room.
The doors we're closed. number OF The
BIRDS caught, and the ministers Jared
snmpiuously.
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How He Got a Position.

81 spplied for position in banking
house in Wall street fix months ago.and
although proved my competency, they
would not take me. I had been down
on my back and looked old and shabby
An idea struck me. | got up a new
growth of hair with Parker's Hair Bal.
sam, raise I decent suis OF clothes, ap
piled again, AMI they took me in min
ute." So writes q clerk with $4,000
salary. The morsl is plain. Parker
Hair Balsam gives person new face
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Beech.r,s Bad Head.

For two months in the year Henrs
Ward Beecher can't preach In Augusl
and September be takes hi. vacation
and endures the onset of the haY-fever
A man with bay-fever isn't accountable
for his actions. He Is frantic with suuf.
6ng, sneezIng aud headache. Every
nerve in his skull thrills with distress,
aud bis head is fountain Of tears. He
lives only to fy from seaside to noun.
tain.top in search Of relief. This form
Of catarrh (hay fever Ely's Cream Balm
will cure. Placed in the nostrils il
penetI ates and soothes the affected parts
at once, restores the impaired senses and
creates heslthy secre,ions. You canno,
run awav from hay fever, hut you can
drive it flom you by using EIy's Cream
Balm.
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Burdette In Danger.

Life-the life Of the street car and the
barber shop in especial-wouid lose lis
chiefest terrors il the following bit OF
advice, profered by Robert j. Burdette
to the Boston Youog Mems Christian
Association In a recent lecture, could be
generally heard and Needed. "My boy"
said he, "be gend-natured, but don't trv
to be funny. Funny men don't keep
we'll. once knew q funny man who
could keep smoking car In roar for
nfty miles, and when his family saw him
coming home they went and hid un,ier
the bed .. A reporter present at the
same lecture caves graphic description
OF Mr.. Burdptte's personality and the
comment It excited. IA we'll dressed
young ladY," is reported to have ,eazed
lingeringly on the lecturer after the show
was over, and remarked to a compsnion
Isn't he cnnning2 II | could get him
alone somewhere 10 the dark, I'd hug
him. Robert never knew, what be es-
capped BY leaving the hall before The
lights went cut. l''s sega{
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Bank Examinations.

The absolute wrecking of the National
Bank at Middleton. N Y. has demon.
strated the insufficiencv Of hank exam
lners A capital of 500, 900 and sur
plus and undivided profits ri $4,000,
and its stock selling at sl25 per STARE.
Its capital, surplus and undivided profits
all loaned to single inividusl, Wild
speculator not worth dollar, yet the
examiner never found it out, or never
reported tn the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency. When examiners never examine
the office ought ~ he abolished. as heir
approval OF banking institutions is cal
culated to deceive the public bv inviting
confidence in unso6nd Institutions
Eschange. e
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The SOrehead Court.
Boston Herald.

No enemy OF the Republican party
could ssk for worse thing to befall that
organ zation, at this juDclure, than TO
have james G Blaine Get up "Republi-
can court at Washington. as sid ,.sho v
rival to the White House, which be fall
ed to reach. The bad taste OF such en-
enterprise would be obvious to man Of
any real dignity and seDsiliveness; but
Mr. Blaine has so often imposed his dis,
plays OF brazen cheek upon bis admirers
as wonderful quality OF sudscity, that
he no doubt expects to 6ud plenty Of
encouragement in opening q centre Of
intrigue and wire-pulling at the capital.
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Catarrh

Is a verv prevalent and exceedingly dis.
agreeable disesse, liable. il neglected. to
develop into serious consumption. Be-
ing constitutional disease, it requires
constitutional remedy like Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which, acting through the
blood, reaches every part OF the system,
effecting radical and permanent cure
of catarrh in even its most severe forms.
Made only by q. l. Hood 4 Co Lowell,
Mass.
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Vlair bonn.

LEIPZIG December % --Senteuce was
pronounced to-day in. The case OF ,he
anarchi 'ts lried las' night for an. attempt
:, assas-inate the Emperor Willism, ct
n sderwald. Teins,iorf, Rupsep and
Knechler were sentenced to death! Holz-
haner and Bichmann we're condemned
to ten years OF penal servitude. Soehen-
gen, Raeinbaca and Toellue we're ac-
qnilted.
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He Was too Previous.

WAsHINGroN. December % Sergeant
Otto Holtnorth, of The Signal Service,
RECENTLY sent West by order Of the Sec.
retary o. War 10 search Of Howga,e, has
returned and been reli we'd from duty.
II is alleged that Hol'north obtained the
information which induced the Secre-
tary OF War to send him as detective by
rlh'ngLieuteuant Greely's private papers.
He is to he courtmariialed.
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Mr.. blaine Heard the Three Rs.

asked Mr. Blaine how it happened
that be failed to rebuke DR.. Burcha7d on
the spot, and whether it was possible
that he did not hear what Bnrchard said
Mr. B'aine's reply was: 81 heard hin
perfectly, and the words went through
me like knife; but thought that per.
haps only few heard it, and the bes
way might he to take no notice OF it, bu
let it pass" Rashingtos Capiso!.
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Ex-SPeaker Randall at the south.

Hon Samuel j. Randall. upon bis re-
lurn to Wasbington-recently, from his
Southern tour, said:
Two things impressed me in nv
visit 10 Georgia. Oae was the earnest
desire manifested by The white people TO
DO justice to the negro; the other was
the entire absence OF any reactionary
spirit as regards the national Govern
ment The people there seem to have
completely outgrown the old sentiments.
and they are as truly national in their
feelings as the population Of any State.
! talked with Gov. Mcdaniel, and he as
sured me that the sistement made In
some Northern papers that Confederate
nsgs had been put out was downright
slsehood."
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Coal VS.. Corn.
Courier-Journal.

II is said that in portions OF Nsbraska
coal is worth % cents bushel and corn
II cents bushel. while bushel OF corn
will produce more beat than two bushels
of coal. Hence, the Nebraska farmers
are burning here and there corn instead
OF coal, witch represents a sad and
striking dislocation Of demand and sup
plv
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Meanest Sneak In Town.

Malaiial gases sneaked up through the
poorly CONSTRUCTED drains aud made haht
very sick with msIsrisl fever. Baby
would have died hut for timely use oi
Browns Iron Bltters. There Is nothing
meaner in its way OF coming, nor worse
in its effects, than this malaria from the
underground regions Mrs. McOonald,
Of New Haven. Conn. says. "For six
wears | suffered from the effects OF ma
laria. but Browns Iron Bitters cured me
entirely" Try it when malaria steals
in and undermines your constitution. II
will give relief.
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DESTROYING DAMAGING RE.
CORDS.
The Republicans Kidding the De-
partments of Documents that
Would Betray Them.
Special to the World.

would Betray Them.
Special to the World.
WAsHINGroS, Dec. 20.-All OF the de-
partments are housecleanlng, getting
ready for The new tenants who are to
move in by the Alb Of March.
In many ofthe departments records
which might be Of assistance in invest
gazing past infringement are disappear
ing. limo department is this so notice.
able as 10 the State Department.
Here there is.not at the present time
any record kept of the confidential work
Of the department. The chief clerk does
not come 10 the department until very
late. aud when he does he runs through
the 10 all ant then carries the bulk Of il
home with him None of these papers,
when once carried away, are ever brought
back. His example is initiated by other
officials in the department who handle
records. Each day bundle of papers
is carried awsv by some one Of tue lead
ing officials and they never return them
All that might throw light on the sud
denly developed, brilliant foreign policy
of the Administration has been or viii
be removed by the 4lh Of March. Wher
the new Secretary comes to take charg,
Of the department he will find no ar
chives, beyond the junk represented b.
the commercial reports of consus. Th
lprivate dispatches of Minister Foster
who Is lobby-agentin chief to the Span
ish treaty, the diplomatic Santa Clau
desires to make Christmas present o
$25 600, 900 to the Cuban planters, woul
prove interesting if they could be found
The secret papers relating to the Near
aqua treaty would also make good read
ing
The World correspondents autborit
for the removal OF the papers come
from the Stale D parlment itself. II i
a matter that can never lead TO. any sat
lisfactorv official inquiry since all of tn
records when taken ont are either de
stroyed or placed beyond any one
reach.
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Gold Found Near Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, December ga miner
alogist OF this city has gathered from
several farmers in Clermont county spec.
linens OF rock and earth. ell Of which
yield thousand dollars in gold to the
ton. A company has been formed 10
buy the larms.
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A. @. w. POTTS,
General Insurance Agent,
hannibal, Ohio,
Ag't iOr the following Companies:
Also for Tornadoes, Cyclones, Hurricanes
and Wind Storms.
AMAZON. CfnCiunatl.
ROYAL OF Liverpool, England.
LONDON and LANCAsHtRE,
England.
QUEEN of Liverpool, England.
OHIO, Of Dayton. Dayton.
Applications also taken for various other
Companies, all Of which are the most rslia.
BILE Companies in the United States, AL
classes OF
Town and Country Buildings,
NJ Merchandise, Lumber. stock,
Grain and Farm implements.
insured at low rates in good Companies. Ap.
plica.ions either by mail or in person
promptly attended to. ma27, SAY.
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
HENRY R. WEST,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
woFFIcE West Side of Main Street, two
doors North Of the Public Square.
TERMS.

TERMS:
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September 1st, 1882, postage paid
By tho Pnblisher--$2 in advance.
q -SabscFip ptions can Be commencsd xt any
time.
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41u'rhv
THE CHURCH WALKING WITH
THE WORLD.

The Church and the World walked far apart
On the changing shores of time,
The World was singing giddy song,
And the Church hymn sublime.
Come, give me your hand" said the merry
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And walk with me this way;
But the good Church hid her snowy hands
And solemnly answered Nay,
l win not give you my hand at all,
And will not walk with you;
Your way is the way that leads to death;
Your words are all untrue"