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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Parade and ratification meeting Of downtown Eepuo-
can merchants. Sub-Treasury. $3.50 r. H.
Meeting of Board Of Aldermen. noon
BOARD of Estimate and AppOronment: noon. o,.o.
Kings County Republican Assembly District Coh'en-
lions. ~ /,o.,ior whi,o
XIVth Congressional District Convention "m'e
Plains. ~, ,,,o,. rieo ,,rac
Reception to Metropolitan Baseball Club, NO. 4oo
SiXthave., evening.
Sweepstakes yacht race. East River ,
Academy of Sciences. Columbia College, evening"
County Medical Society, evening.
Tenement House Committee OF Inquiry p ' % wos,
Monthly Meeting Congregational CluD No - "csV
Twenty thrd-st. evening.
BROOKLYN Sunday school Union. evening ,.,o.
XXIIId Assembly District Republican Associauoh'
Harlem Temple 80 ,.,,o, w DC
Xth Assembly District Republican Association NO -
AVenue \. evening. -. IL. ~ 600
Eghthayc.. evening ~ ~ oo- Fat
irish. American anti Cleveland Union, NO 10 Lasi
feminist. evening.
Reformed Pastors. No. "a Neseyst. II a. IN
Baptist Preachers, No. . Mnrray-st, Il. ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
HllOOkl.YN.

Register to-day your last chance this year
The hfty-Gfth annual neetingof the Brooklyn
Sunday school Unon will be held this evening ~
the LAFAYETTE Avenue Presbyterian Church. he
spcakors will he the Rov. Dr. Newman Han, of
London aud the Rev. l. j. Lansing, of Brooklyn.
fight took place on SATURDAY night In Colum..
blast ia which lonfy o. Conncll, age twenty, 81
No Y,jG onrt ST. knocked down John Roberts, of
No 1ls tolumbln-st. OCOnnoll was arrested ana
Roberts went homc. A the latter did not appear
I'm court Yesterday morning Otonncll was dis
charged hy Police Justice Bergen. Later II was
learned that Roberts vas perhaps fatally injured,
having received cOncusslon ol the brain ana
probable fracture of the skull The coroner was
srnt for 10 take his antc-mOftom statement aud
OCounoll was IeaficHcd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
NEWARK.

The trustees Of the Iechnlc al School TO Dc cstab-
lisbed under the law OF the state. have leased the
building of the Essex Art Association. The school
will be opened III December.
The Inspector of Child Labor IS engaged in max
ing an Inspect ION OF all the factories. In some of
The larger establishments lie found numbers OF cl
dren of both sexes and under the legal age who
have not attended school, and lie served notices
np0p the parents Of these child ren that they must
he entered as pupils IN the night schools, or be
PEELED 10 quit work. In some cases children were
sent home by the inspector and forbidden to work.
A meeting of the Finance Committee has been
called this afternoon To receive the report Of the
experts investigating the accounts of the late
Treasurer Stout
CONNECTICUT.
Observation-Disclosures Waller. and Mr.. Hlne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Senator Eugene wi iudio,
NJ Maine and Rodney w. Daniels Of Buffalo W'nuS S
Uo,si"Senator James g. Fair. of Nevada MarshaIi VII VII
OF Chicago and William Warren, OF Bosuoh Me,nor
Uof,I-Gencral O. o. Howard. T. s. Army ht1e Id
Rear Admiral Edward r. Nichols L. s. Navy anu 1nrIg
W g Kirkpatrick, of Easton, Penn H nnoha"est
Fulton paul L. s. Consul General at bucharest.
Grand Hoiei-Commander W. :. schley 3 Navy ;;:;,,
Sfurierant HouseWilliam Bross, OF chicago. ""'s
Uous,~Gcneral George s. Batchcler, or saratoga
Union Square Hotel-Senator Dennis MCCARTHY VI "!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
EORELGN SrElMERS nrE IT TITS pORr
NEUS.
PORT or NEW.YOnK SUNDAY. o,
AHHI WE'D

I.
Ain'VED
Steamer iastn mr. Mntfay. Liverpool oct H. ouo,na
town ~, aith mdse rnh pisaon{c I" 'non 4 GO
un,tnsrown 10 with mdae AMI passengers 10 Imam sst
steamer ltictho bf BLOWN lnhd N u uaya with mtae
steamer y iionii GcI Wintl'r Hamburg 10 d,ya viii,
mdse nnd PASSENGER 10 lh'll. i"s %.
,tg ~ ~ Oid i1nifnpn -
'iean,et WSanote. uuplus, nctmond CIV FONT and
Norfolk wlt ndaN - rasHfn rtHt ul Iuinn un 90
Steamer ltoatuutF, Nils htltmptc
coal ani ,inpiy baiiea odo ,ossr iun,h idyaS
nafh ucltdr," Of Winlsp ,,l 10 ~ inntna iidsys,
! T. fdnith 4 90 NraHni ~ u ArirHifA GO
win ada Ia ordoi. vessel 10 - \ hfoi'. ron 90.
suNEEr-Wlnt 81 rlW iio,., light, NV orar Atcty
lAisnA, mesh NV t'hi
Afnyon yrsorinr
ehiu uos,l nl tof Yarmouth Ma noihin. Iiy,rnoo ~
DAYS. Win n,d,o 10 order vessel 10 Jas " iiwril 60
Ship Isinr haImouth, No. mball, Philadelphia oct
NAN -ara, cham ers m Carter Antwerp ~ days with
rcai do mr. swain ~ AIMS SAY u days with mdso TO
Leaycraft a 60 yessei 10 Tho frank hIos CO.
Cleared SatuIday-
ship theodore II Rand tBr) Morr. Antwerp -scammeu
h nIn, lc,bere Treat sydney Nsw-RW Cameron \ Co
Bark OASIS. Cali Calcutta wa ChttAs 0nSM PICKERING
Bars Jchn Fought 'swed Carlson. Alexandria E-Funoh
Ian san Lugi Itan Tiapani Lisbon Punch Fdye a Co.
Bark Nellie smith, Crowley Buenos Ayrcs-Joln horton
ing Mary + Bliss (Br. Fannug. st GATHERINGS Braz-
uatton. Watson & 60.
schr Cook bOr.en, Lunt. Jcronic Lyon Co.
-Aii.N
steamers Romans for Liverpool Lydhn Mouarch aud
Antwerp. city OF Atlanta, Charleston. Foscona Norfolk
Brig Nile. lor Nicaragua
Aso sa.ci--Va Long Island sound-steamers Cleopatra
for Portland II Dilroes Boston.
bafK Noel, for Hamburg:
BTig MsIy Bliss. brazil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
NEWS fROU THE SNBURBS.
Jersey CITY,

Joaoph AIMEE u witness In Tie George lInlcs mnf'
der onsc wnH arrested yesterday aud locked np by
order 81 Coroner linghcr Bates was The man VII"
was Killed recently by the bridge Gang
Thomas Rowland an employe Of tho Delaware,
LackawHnna aud Westorn Railroad Company, who
disappeared two months ago with u package con
tanning 1870, was captured III Boston aud brought
back to JcIsey Guy by Detective stanton ycsler-
lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.

The third and final day Of registration IN Bfooh
Iyn TO-DAY. Every Republican voter who is not
vet recorded appealed to to register in ordGr NOV
uoorIy 100 no0 voters are on the registry lists IN
BrooSyU' Wand and 5000 more in the towns Of KINGS
County outside Of brooklyn and the NUMBER T The
he swelled bv 10000 or 10000 more to-uat ,.rv
measures to secure full registration of all gootd
citizens and posters, placards and hanac'ls VIII
appeal TO all not to neglect this important uu'9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20

Ninety -third-st He left there on VctopeT o. inst
wrote 70 Mrs Krone on October 10 that ne had jus,
returned mfUT from Philadelphia with his friend and
would have returned to her house to board on
that his aunt in Norwich was sick ana ne mo "nd
Nash went to board at Mrs. Moorhonse's, AZ NO;
S57 West They lftt tlS ho"i in
on Wednesday for the trip TO fhliaueip, n hn -,
ionged to the Young Mems Christian Association III
Ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
LE4GUE AND Association RECORDS.
IN National eapue clubs play ed off several

The National League clubs played of several
~ their poncd games during the past week and me
full record and the position Of each club VIII be iouu
below The NewYork and Chicago clubs are ucu ,or
fourth placc each having sxty-tw0 ana iosl iit
games There will be several changes In the local co
nerf wear that will greatly strengthen the ninc nc
cInh has becn noory managed and an Improvement u
also promscd I'm that direction. The completed record
a late iaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
HIINTINGA MURDERER.

Daniel E. Stanton, the young man who Is alleged
40 have shot his friend, Frederick T. Nash III Phila-
deiphia has not been seen III any Of his hannts in
this city as yet. Detectives are still Watching Tor
him. Stanton boarded nearly three weeks WIN
German family named Krone, Ut No. 1877 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20

secretary of the State schooloard has been invited
to take part in the ceremonies attending the pre-
scntation to the Staples High School, life szo poi
trait of its founder Horace Staples president OF
the First National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20

The American Association championship season ciossu
on Wednesday, and the Metropolitan tlup wis .ho
penant The Columbus nine finishes second WIZ rIe
louisville and St Louis clubs tied for tllrd place 10
Cincinnati nine is hfth with one more victory, pus
with oncmore defeat The Athletic ex-chapiois ihs
the season in seventh place. There are too man! r
i'm the Association at present, and next year t"o w
possibly more will dropped. The record 10 dac ~ us
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
M RINE TNTELLTG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALttvAc

MINIATURE ALiNNiC
snnrles 6 u ttt.bOs no. It. G:l6 doo1sI-e. L.
mon VAIN TODAY.
A n-Sandy Hook sos grv. isls1, Sj9 Tell Ga'e 1O47
F.N-saDdy Hook so G0S. I,lGni. Vlj dell gItc llO2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ d.,
Iii Ieaingtouavc. between 2 Nh and 30th ate.
Uourp y 10 l. tot Diseases ~ the Nervous System.
Genito. rinaIy organs impotence anu sterilliy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20

Sailed Isnshp Black Hawk fer Msmbn n,;: Idaho Glen
BarEs An glesea for Bristo MORT" ce''c' '"""'
brig Mersey Relic. for Buenos Ayre'.
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMElsS.
FOREIGN PORTS
I,vpppoor Oct ls-Arryed steamer Cuban (Br Williams
hny ,hArrived steamer British Prince OBI, Novel; from
mi%HysTnvy Oct I9-saed steamer wyoming (Br), Bent
'cy S oct is-Xryed steamer Mariana (Br Higgin
tth~salcd steamer State of Indiana (Br. Ritc2ie 'or
HAVE oct leArrived steamer st Laurent Pr' 'ou'Se
AxfwERr oct is-Arived. steamer Hermann tBeg)' Mey
er saleo .esmer Pcnnand (Belg, weyer for New York
BEgMEy. oct 1s-Saed. steamer Hohon'aufeh '"e''
MsMnuRG oct i9Anvcd. steamer Poaria tder) schadc'
Y9th"Xrived steamer Bohemia tGe PetzOd, from New
ROTTERDAM Oct l7-Arnved steamer caand (Dtch Bou'
sthsailed steamer Maasdam Dtc. vanderzee for New
York.
HAvAyl Oct Is-saied steamer City Of Washington Rey
nelds from Mexican ports hence for New.York
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON s-Arrlved steamer Blagon tBr). Dunn Rot
Cleared Allegheny Baltimore; Saxon Philaae
PHILADELPHIA. oct l5Arryed steamer camella tBr Pet
Cleared steamers De,song savannah Cath Whiting Provi-
Arrived steamers British Princes. Brl Feshi Nv
erpool North Anglia tBr, Mumiord' st Jago Ann ELIZA
B.LiMoag Oct Is-Arnved steamers Briscoo r, Scott,
Shields Berkshire How Boston; OCtOara feyhousNc"-
York. ,.a,,
Cleared steamers Maranheuse tBr Tregarthen Perna-
huco: WIN Lawrence, Savannah: WIN woodward. YOUNG
New-YOrk. N.
is,h-Arrved steamers Ivanhoc DID, Fyfc. Kngston J
New-YOrk.
CHARLESTON ls-Arrived steamer city OF Columbia,
Ncw-lOTk.
19th-Arrvcd steamer Virginia Philadelphia. -
SAVANNAH, Oct lSArrivcd. steamers Tallahassee Ne"-
YORK.
Cleared, steamer Swaledalc (Brl Reval.
Sailed steamer Juniata Baggett Philadelphia r r.,
NEw.OrLEANs, Oct lS-Cleared steamers Maisele tfrl
Hayre: Corona DER. Bremen; Eyira tSpanl Maaga ,,
the Pasc-sArrlye. steamer Genrath fI cape Ncrus
sailed, steamers American. Alicia Morgan City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20

Earl e. Wilson's short -bandn Collars and
beadedge uTs are the best. Sold yerywhcre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
Announcements
MPTION.

the great number who yearly succumo 70
aud fatal disease which daily winding 1T. aia
coils around thousands who are unconscious OF us aea
clean purify blood OF scrO:Ous impurities, ana
tubrrcnlar assumption (Which Is only scr0iOus al
ungs send three letter stamps AMI get Dr.
Perces complete consumption and kindred airc
lions with e,timOnals % Address WOrds
Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20

Scalskin garments refined, altered re-dyed,
repaired reliable work reasonable prices. o ,,.
e. G. SHAYSR. 1913 Prince-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20

"RoUGH oN PAIN.'-Quick cure for Collie,
Cramps DiarrhTa, Aches. Pains. Sprains Headache.
Tough on Dentist Tooth Powder. Try It, lJc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
A RApTlsT CurRcH FIFTY YEARs Old.

The sixteenth street Baptist Church wac
crowded M the services held yesterday Ia celebrate
the reopcning of the church after general repair
md change. and commemorate its hitcth ann
ycrsary. Dr.. Annitage, Of the flftb Avenue Bap-
fist Church preached the morning sermon. Last
wear one Of he members of the church presented II
with 800. 900 NJ n fund for new church further
uptown The new church was to lie known ~ the
Memorial Baptist Church. l'nt subsequently the
members regretted the change that was 10 erase
the old church and it's associat IONS and
the name. of the Sixteenth Baptist Church was
again resumed. aud the Fj0OOO returned. The
New NJ, IT, Pogson was called to take the place of
The former pastor. IN Jutton. VINO accepted n
charge IN Boston.
The pastor stated yesterday that the changes
during the summer had been mHdo ~ u cost OF
$4,000 IN the afternoon the Sunday school was
addressed hy the Rev ~ MhcAuthur the Rev
Emory i. IIninoH. aud Others, aud ~ the evening
Df. Justin u. Fulton, Of the Baptist Temple. ~
Brooklyn, preached The ciniacenicnniH services
will continue during the week, l0sniRhi The Rev.
Dt. lIaa'y Knapp, Of Macdoueal street Baptist
ftufpI viii ufruVl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
CLOAKS.

The bargains Of the season
$50 ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS black Ana -,
plain and trimmed 50 3d. reduced from 80 IS ' e'fse
200 fine jackets black and colOred So worth 90 IN
Imported Jersey cloth WALKING JAcKETs ss "a ~
$40 10: worth fl7 80 W 70 NJ
Black and cOlOred NEWMARKETs reduced a "a a,
AMI 81 l75 less than half the value. " '" Wv
BROcADE YELVET.WRAPs lined with satin and tr.u,,
with chenille fringe 80 10, $25 ani s29 rs. ~lnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
SACOUES,

MOHArR PLUSH sAcQUEs. 40 inches long, az q.
worth S25 wi" y" W
Fine quality, lined with quilted satin, s25; worth s3a
Very ine SEAL PLUSH SACQUES 40 inches Iong sxs
satin. $40; worth S6J ~ sun'9a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-20
BOYS CLOTHING,

ANIMNENsE STOCK OF kits, SUITS, ovERCoArs
&c, FOR BOYS OFALL AGES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-07
CLASS G.. SCHEME:
CAplrAI. r!:IXE $5,Hn.

2S6 Prizes distributing" 3io,Oob
l.. 81
Plan of Lottery similar tc thai OF Louisiana
Company.
J. p. HORBACH. Manager.
Address al applications for iHiorn.ii"r. tickets
or agencies to !. 7. lEORBACli, 20. Main street
Norfolk, Vi.
The undersigned supervised tho Drawing Class
= Of tho Disni;sl Swamp Lottery Company. #d
certify that it was conducted with strict fairness
to all interested.
GEO. T. ROGERS, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
CIAS PICKETT wa"
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pr =. +. Lucas &. Co., Auctloneers.

fir!it. UNDERSIGNED as executor of John X.
Masters, deceased. trustee in Il deed Of trust
iron D. <; and $. F. Blackjack. dated January
iath, i~,6 and recorded in libcr Il, No. 5. folio
iS9 will sell ~ public auction in front OF the
Fairfax street entrance to the Market building,
at L. oc.,r;, M, on SATURDAY, May 3, 1854.
the properly conveyed by said deed, and bounded
and described as follows, 10 wit: A TENEMENT
AND LOT OF GROUND in the city of Alexan-
dria Na oa the west side nf Leg formerly Watcr)
street. h,iwcGn Duke and Prince streets, Dcgln-
aing Oh Tho south s:o Gr Il ten feet alley being
12J feet. more or less. l." the south OF Prince
stGrct: ,i.,nca south Water street 81 feet
inches hc In. same more cr less; thence with
,I,.t iiuc and parallel to Prince street 40 feet
inches ~ tho >;.r;c moro or less thence north on
that Ii p.raii,i 10 Water street to the said alley
lhei": ,,s ~ The said alley IDS feet . inches be
Tie same more or less, to the beginning
Term, 81 sale Onc-ih'rd cash and the residue
int .hrcc equal payments at six. twelve and
eighteen months from day of sale; deferred pay.
meats - bear Interest from day Of sale, the
purchaser 10 give his bonds with approved securi-
* 'yr the deferred payments, to pay all costs OF
convcyarcing and 10 have the privilege OF antiGi-
pating tic deferred payments; title to be retain
rd ;.ntil tic whole OF the purchase money is paid.
LEONARD MARBUKY,
ap:,-.G Executor Of John r. Masters, decd.
The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY
Iuun1 : at IL o'rlnck m my5-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-07

FREAKS OF THE EToRSADo.-A sign-board mark
cd SIX miles to Montgomery, Ala was found in
thc mountains after the tornado, $50 miles fro N
Montgomery.
4 gentleman OF Brightwood Ind, sat with a
child uron each knee during the recent tornado
The house was demolished and the man Killed.
but neither of the children was injured.
Daniel Watson, of Rockingham, n. o. kept his
gun near the head of his bed. When ne was
found after the storm his gun had been discharged
and the entire charge had passed through MS
body.
Nrar indianapolis .: horse and buggy Contain
inr t,ro mon going in the face of the storm were
sanaratcd the buggy being blown through iencc,
leaving the horse il the street. Heltherthe hl'h
nor the animal was injured.
4 chest lodged in the yard OF Mrs Chas fitters'
near Wheeling ". Va, which, among other innings,
contained many letters that had been written
while the writer was in the army. ana were au-
dressed to his sweetheart, now his vile. Inc
o~ncr of the chest lived il Industry, Pa
%esr Xcnia Ohio Capt. Godfather with MS
,oan, took refuge in covered bridge. 1t was
svrnt from its foundation his horses were Killed
aud his wagon demolished, but the captain sS
carca without injury. He was found nela lieh'lf
i, the water up to his neck by fallen tlmoefs.
Robert Wilson had Just retired to bed When vne
lind struck his home 1T Rockingham ~ =. Ills
r!o,hinq Law upoa : chair, and III lis vest "a5 :
rnli watch. He was blown out into the Gsroco
and his watch was found hanging by the chaiL
in tic ton OF high tree near by. IL was s'.i
acing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-07
RELIABLE FERTILIZERS

BRYANTS FINE GEGUND RAW BONE,
strictly pure, $40 per ton.
BRYaNT'S 40. . STANDARD. for Potatoes
and Tobacco SD per ton.
ERYiNT'S AMMONIATED DISSOLVED
BONE, for Vegetables, SS32 per ton.
$50 per ton. -,.,,-r.-> ,o>-r, co...
Also Fine Ground South Carolina Genuine
Floats Kaiuit. hIuriate Of Potash, Nitrate OF
Soda. &c, sc. Our Fertilizers are made from the
best ana most concentrated materials known 20
tLn rradn ana arc specially adapted FOR on the
cron, far which they are recommended. Their
standard is fully guaranteed. ana quality consd'
cred no goods on the market are cheaper
HERBERT BGYA&i, Manufactured
fchlS-tf aicHahorla 'a'
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BvR.T, Lucas g. Co., Auctioneers.

:sjG HEREIN DETERMINE TO CLOSE OUT
!! our immense stock of Crockery, I'm ana
willow Ware. Furniture, Stoves, Cases, Desks,
Tables and Notions of every description, for tho
purpose Of change in our firm and business
We will allow discount Of ID per cent to
purchasers for ID days. at private sale. and after
that lt auction from day to day until the entire
stock is closed out ,,r,
Remember the place. THE OLD CITY HOTEL
corner OF Royal and Cameron streets, Alexandria
Va. al persons having Chains against the firm
will present them for settlement and all persons
indebted to us will please settle at once or we
will be compelled to place the bills in the hands
OF :. collector.
aDC2-tf 4. 1. LUChS q w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-07
.stfEaIC Auction.

On Ii,2EnhE. the twellt! day Of May, instaHt,
al twelve oc.cci NJ on the premises, i'll obedience
Ia resolution ot ti:o titE Council tho Joint Com
miti.c ~, Pals, Property will offer for sale at
pull;" arc :oa TIE old STAR ENGINE HOUSE
AND I.Gr, .a:eIy rrrpe,l Ey the Columbia Fire
Co, ou I'll hs.p! street Between King and Prince
Streets S.,.a snh!cct To ratification hy tho City
Council. Terms cash. j. W. PEAKE,
lnv;5.is Chairmal, Com. Pub. Property.
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By Green & Wise, Auctioneera
SALE.
ON SATURDAY. MAY II, 1881,

ON SATURDAY, MAY II, 1851,
at ~ M, ut the Fairfax street entrance to the
CORPORATION Court room of the city of Alexandria,
Va, will be sold at public auction, without reserve
III The THREE-STORY BRICK WARE 1s,
HOUSE, No 43 south Union street, just be- H::a
low Prince.
(2) BRICK WAREHOUSE on Prince st., "A
south side. next to the corner of Union. LEI
r:}l WASHINGTON < OHIO K. 4. BONDS
(:S,OOO) in hands of Commissioner OF Sale, Tor
future dividends in suit of LOWS ct al vs. w. d
o. r. l.. Co. ct al.
al SUNDRY SHARES CHES. g. OHIO CANAL
STOCK. O. & a. Il. L. SCRIP, &c.
Terms: Cash.
FRANCIS MILLER. Ex'rs. o! Samuel
S. S.FERGUSON BEACH, Mil!eo, Gcct.
Ic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-07

His SLIPPERY GLASS EYE.-"The Squire
saws the author of "The Hoosier School
master" "sgcrc one glass eye and wig.
The sla:s eye was constantly slipping out
or focus, .,ut: the wig turning around side
wise Oh his head whenever he addressed
the people Of !he Flat Creek District" Sad
spcc,acc. parkcr'.; Hair Balsam preserves
ana promotes The growth of the natural
hair. IL also restores the natural color 10
hair which has faded or become gray. Clean
elegant, beneficial. highly perfumed.
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AlrxalliIlia OazGttG.
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PUBLISHED DAII.Y AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAG SNOW DEN,
& tie c!&zatte 2r2alnc, Nos. 20 & !2 Primes 81.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-07
FISH DE.zLERS.
NOTICE.
n oT;cE.

1-0T;rv NOTICE.
! larc resumed ny FISH BUSINESS at the
fnr,.;.I, al kind; 0; POTOMAC FISH, FRESH
AID sAl.TED l have on hand supply of New
potomac Herring. in Barrels, Half-5arre!s and
kits Family Roc and 40. l. the first of the sea-
son and sill he pleased to have my old Gus, Is
toners give nc n call. Ny past reputation snai
he Glll% sni,s:antiated. al orders promptly at
tended 70. Iap11.tfJ S. J. REED, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-07
IIlANSBU RICH & BRO.
WAsHtNGTON. y. G.
ap.,3-:iyi
LO7TEE \.
LOTTERY.
I)IStIAL SHAjII' LOT'TibjI}I CO.,
lE NIlEEOLl, !

The Franchise ol this enterprise il !:sci upon
tl chartered right granted to The Dismal SWAMI
Ea:.al Company, ana Tie legality has hoen r.rcat.
cijy tested before the Con:ts a.! the State
Tie purpose in v!uw is the Improvement and
extension cI the Canal. thus securing: great pub
lie benefits.
II, fair cra:,act has already secured public con-
fid"nce. an, the next drawing sill! hc in:c on the
1;;;h Of MY, 1854 before the ruhiic IN Nor
rnik. Va.
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