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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-05

plat Of record In book a. page 49, registers ofioc
Lot6 @. l.. Holmes subdivision as appears from
the lower division Of plat In Plat Book1 page 81,
Seven acres Il acrcsl, beginning alta willow oak
marked j. s.; theuce north 20 chains 81 links TO
Mai,aees south limo thence west along wallace's
south line chains. to stake thence SOUTH cross
Ing Nonconnah creek 20 chains 81 links TO stake
on south line OF Albert Mickey's land; thence east
| to the beginning.
Lot I, ben Williams estate in fractional section
2, township |. range west, beginning at stake on
Memphis and fernando road, southwest corner III
said fractional section, and northwest corner Sec
ton p thence east 12h chains; thence north 40
chains 70 links thence west i2IS chains thence
south toh chainsto the beginning. containing 504
A tract In fractional section Q. township l. ranee
swcst, beginning at r. g. Williams northeast cor
neri thence to his southeast corner thence east
ia chains thence north 10 Is chains; thence west
1874 ins to the beginning.
Lot ) ON plan Of subdivision OF n. NJ Trezoyant
made by VIM. Sides May 10, is6O, recorded In book
~ pp ZIG q said lot fronting u chains II links
between parallel lines IL chains 81 links the east
line being II chains u links west Of Trezeyant ave-
nue..
Seven and aliOO acres q 20 acresl Trereyant sub.
division north side OF Union avenue, being samo
lot conveyed by John p. Trezeyant 10 NJ Q. pearcc,
February ID, 1873, book 10. page 49, registers Of
noe and conveyed by Pcarce 10 Nom HoIlihan.
A lot beginning on the east aide Of Cooper ave.
nue. 67gs4 feet north OF the intersection Of Cooper
atenue with Central avenue; thence east at right
nue.: thence north with west line Of Halls avenue
81 feet; thence west 10 Cooper avenue 7i6 feet:
thence south with east line Of Cooper avenue 92i
feet TO the beginning.
Lots and ), biocE2, W p. pcadrlcks subdlyis-
ion south side Railroad avenue
lot beginning at stake n chains % links
division Of tho John D. whites tract on the east
limo OF tho u. Hickman h.0OO acre survey thence
north 4 chains % links thence west chains VI
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Choking Catarrh.

Have yon awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations Of an assassin clutchinR
yoiif throat and prursng the life breath from your
tiehicnei chest Have you noticed the iaugnoF
and debility that succeed the effort to clear The
throat and head Of this catarrhal natter What q
dcpcrslng influence II cxcrn upon the mind.
clouding the memory and iiing the head with
pains and strange nolscsi How difficult II Il 10 rid
The nasal as~ase, throat and lungs Of this poison.
ous mueus all can testify who are AFFLICTED with On.
tarfh How diiicult 10 protect the system against
H. further progrcs toward the lung, liver and kid
ncyr All physicians win admit itisa terrible dis.
easc. aud cries out Cor relief and cure.
The rrnafkablc curative powers, when all other
rcmciics utterly lsii, oi tsNfunDs RADICAL cunE
are aitcstrd ~ Thousands who Rratefully noon.
mend II 10 fellow funercu No statement "A made
regarding u th,t mnnot b. suletautated BY the
most re- rcctahle and reliable references
Larh paclage euntalns ono bottle ri the RADICAL
Cunr. one Dor Of tATkHEHsL SOLVENT and an IN.
rn0vTD fnnAftn. With trratlao and directions, aud
Il sold b. ell druggists Tor tl.00.
Porrrn DRro a CHEMICAL Co.. BosroS.
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JOHN D0Ry, No. 5I6I.
standard aud Registered.

sired by Pilot Mambrino, the best bcd son d
Pilot. jr.. dam Indiana dam % indianapolis. 22il
by Mhmbhno Chief Pilot Mhmhrlno made n fecori
~ ea,i In the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Tmok In 220't.
Pint dam 81 John Dory; Agnes by MAmbflno
star trccoui 2esl. ton Of Manbrno Chief Nam.
brine Chief was by Mamhrno laymasicr. be by
Mainbrino he by Imported Messenger.
JOHN DORY l. 10 hands high. sal brown sl
most black, two white heels, heavy name aud tall
short coupled and hcas- boncd. lie il q horo II
nnr action aud ven stylish. Although In his ycaf
old form and eycftnincd be l. ven iast aud level
headed. and can speed at a 2aj gait lie was ioaicd
April Is. lisa at Indian I'M. Ky. Limited Ia ten
mares Service ico $40 cash. with usual prl,ll.
cf,,,s II return
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BLUEGRASS, No. 3S4.

Sind by Rysjyks lIamblciouian, sin Of N troicn
with records Oi 20 or better aud sirc Of III suns
that have each gotten one or NOM . ~ performers
iISt dam Xiii By Long Island Hack llawr second
dam by Young Duroc. hall brother 10 American
ECLIPSE Third dam BY Cofins Messenger by lm.
ported Messenger.
BirpGRAss Il iiii hands high, sal brown al
most black With vine colorcd TANKS aud musrlc
two white heels, heavy name and tall, long bodlcd
heavy boncd aud very stylish. lie Is the sim Of
Grey Cloud. rccori 22ais-trlai 2iP't, Of Bccchcr.
sirc oi one IN performer, and of the dam Of LADY
Of Lyons tccooi 22iii. lie Il half brother N DcK
Ter, 2i5la hottie, 2is. Jay Gould. 22ihi OcoVC
wilke~, ~, aud full brother 10 Menclaus "a
BLuEGRAss- 4 the only son 81 Iysdyk's Ham
blct0ulnh Who's lcuiccs wcr ever offered 10 the
people sOufII Of KENTUCKY, and he will this
season 10 limited io ten outside mares Ice $40
cash, with usual privileges Of return.
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nnrn.. MesIdlnr I.nri,.

The L. a n. depot was the scene Of a
gay crowd last night They were there 10
wish Mr.. Edward Burns bon voyage TO
Piiisbug. The following ladies' and gen.
tIcmcn accompanied him; Miss Sallie
Brown, win N. Brown, IT,. Mrs. VIM. s..
Bruce, Ms. X. VI. Mclean, Miss Bessie
Mclean, Mr.. Will II. Darragh.
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". H. Revels NJ. H., Of Baltimore Nd,
says u have been In the practice 81 mcdi-
icine for over eighteen years, but never have
] seen the equal Of Hodges sarsaparilla. IL
has worked miracles here In curing rhcuma-
tlsm and scrofula- Have almost come 10
the conclusion that cannot practice with
out H." Iiangum Root Medicine Co.. Manu-
facturcr-, Nashville, Tenn. 81 90 per bottle.
Sold NJ Holsters drug store, 2D Main street
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DRoiosAIs FOR COOKED RAT1oNs-RE
j cruitlns nendcsyous, q \ A. No. so Front
sealed proposals in tripiicais. subject 10 The
usual conditions, will 10 received AZ this once
until u o'clock noon on the 9th day Of
February, isr ~ which time and place they
nlshinE cooked nations in such quantities NJ may
DC nccan.ry for the subsistence of the recruiting
party and fccrnis nj this-Rendsxvous dming The
rrinaindsr 81 the fiscal year ending June aOth 1884
Proposals. Toy rations 70 be furnished al paoes OBJ
Fashionable Tor rccriiits viii not b. considered
The 0ovcrnmont reserves the rEht 70 reject any OF
oil proposals. Blank proposals. and nun inforrna-
ton a. 20 the manner o. bidding. conditions 10 bs
observed By biddeu and terms of contract and
payment VIII be furnished on application 70 this
MARRIED Proposals fof COOKED nstions !" and Al.
drc~scd 20 tho undersigned. 0fO r. BORDEN
III Lieut. 5th iniantry hecruiting ofheer.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

Without the knlie or hindnnce 10 business, IN from
20 to " days ny the Mcdlcnicd soii fad truss and
ollcc treatment a contract m with each patient
strclnrc. liydroocio and ynflcocolc curvd In a
thor time. Circular on application.
The mcdrstsd soft Fad Tpuss has tho
fpring In the ifont thcruforo avoiding all kidney
troubles, and can BE- worn night aud day. We guar.
anicc this Tr'ia to he easy 30 wear and 10 hold up
the bowel, of money REFUNDED. Mado and lifted "
male OF female BY DR NOBLE,
~ 90 Jc1enon a.. Menphls Tenn.
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER, No. 81.

Bird by Smith 4 Powell. syncuse. n. Y. Csi,cd
May n is,i. Color. black shield snip, thrat
briskct, stripe up left shoulder over on rirht band
anound hlI~, belly. lep aud que half taii white
Sire Ncihcrland Prince, No. 10 49, II. n. the bot
combined milk and butter bull In AmcHca.
Dam Prunella ~, beautiful row. ycau old
March !, isi, With thc iorm and all tho point oi
great mixer Prunclla ~ had been giving milk
nom than eleven months In her ayeaf Old form
aud held up ~ more than . gallons per day She
took prizes At the Sew York state Palm In iSsI
and issi.
0mndam rave Tor Smith q Powcil 60 pound.
In one day when year. old.
NETiIERi.AsD PIONEER a very iinlgm and
square, with m exceedingly brad aud level hack.
broad long hlps, sofi coat IN unusually mellow
skin, and weighs nearly isoo pounds s-ricc fee
sio cash. with usual privileges Of return
Dor further particulars Adde'S
n. r.. n CARLfE, Manager.
IOcklpoH ~ Nemphis Tenn
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KIDNEY PAINS

6 hIpHbI IhIn0
80 With their weary. dull sching, ilfciezz,
all rune fensstion, relieved In one
minute BY the Cuticura Anti-Pnin
y Piasier. The hrss and only painsu
dung Plaster Ahtolutsly unrivalcd as an in<tsn-
famous s,ri isialiIblc sntidcts to pain inhsmms
ton and weskne-s A. all druggists . cents. I've
Tor ti.0l ~. pqei>Gs fres. Of i0gTH Dnvs AMI
Cnrnicsl Co. bo<,on. Ma
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CnEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column will be charged al
nate OF l6c tcr two lines ono Insertion two inser.
tons, sc; one week, SOC. 49,
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d r. d. S, 10 H N MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefferson Street.

Ret Main and Front MEMPHIS TENN
Established In isoo
nR JOHNSON h Acknowledged by all parties In.
~ tcrcrtcd m by far the most snoccsslul physi-
clan Ia the treatment 81 private OF secret dhraaeA
Quick permanent cures guaranteed IN cyery case,
male or female Recent cases Of GunOrrhea and
syphilis cured IN Dew days without Tho use OF
mcncury change OF diet or hindnncc from bust
mes, Secondary syphilis, the lat ycstigc enadi.
fnum inpotency OF loss Of sexual powers rsiord 90
fuc yigor Ia a few weeks Nictimf ol liabuse
and excessive ycncry, suferinF from srcfmatouhea
and permanently cufcd. PARTICULAR attention paid
a. the Diseases Of Women, sud cures guaranteed.
piles and old Sons currd without the use Of canstlo
or the kuiie All consultations strictly cDuhdcn.
ual Medicines scnt By cAprcs 10 all Iars VI tho
country
ns-Norklngmen cured NJ halt The usual nate.
H. 4. JOHNSON. MD.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The Kings Hall TO BE- given nj the oayoso Hotel
on the night Of February "a eau only be attended
gentlemen must b. provided with these Allsmanlc
iavon. Invitations are not transferable. All CON
municaiions should be- scni BY mail aud addressed
asPutyx.
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Stockholders Meeting.

A MEETfNo of the siockholdcrof ihe Troy anf
~. 1lptonville Railroad company will BE- hcld ~
the Office 0f aid COMPANY IN the town OF Ilul1,
IN Obion county. Tenncs.oo on Monday, ihe Hth
day OF February, AID. lsss, Tor the oon.iderAtlon
and action upon proposed mortgage aud is-uance
~ mortgage bonds and stock 0i aaid company, and
The transartlon Of such other bushes ~ mar BE-
advised Ny order II The Boari 0i Difvcton. DO
cember 10, 1881. ono. D. WILSON. President
W. Bsic1- Secretary.
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ROOMS TO LET.


A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, To gentlemen
"a only; 4o2 shelby stpct
C,HoICE FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE Fam.
~ lily for two gentlemen. lSs Union street.
CuolCE ROOM, 4S1 SHELBY. REFERENCES
1 ARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AMI
IL boaM for Young men at No. 80 Court street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. CENTRALLY
~ located aud pleasant o. Madison street
nNE LARGE UNFuRNIslIED ROOM. SOUTH
" en exposure; likewise furnished rooms, at y
Court street
DooM-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, oPPO.
i 4 site 81 Marshall avenue
JpooMs, FURNISHED. PLEASANTLY IOCAT.
cd new house Apply At "a Marshall avenue
References exchanged.
PooMs--NlcELY FURNISHED. AT 1877 MADI
~ son street
/ ooMs-FURNlsHED or UNruRNIsIED, AT
~ No. HS Court street
pooMs-FuRNIsIIED AND UNFURNIsIIED
IL rooms NJ l2i Court street.
ID ooMs-FuRNIsuED OR UNFURNIsHED
IL No. III Linden street
pooMs-FuRNIsHKDO OR UNFURNIsiEp, Al
IL III Court street.
pooMs-sUITABLE ron LIGHT HOUSE.
IL keeping Inquire at No. cs Court Vt
SLEEPISG ROOMS, FOURTH FLOOR no MAIN
y street, JOSEPH LEN0w. % Union street
rI'HREE UPPER ioF1s IN CLAY BUnpING
No. 2s Main street Each loft y by iiS feet
deep lnquirc at HARRY COIN.
TWO NICE ROOMS ADJOINING. suiiAniE
Il for light housekeeping, at 12j Court IT.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT iSMAD.
y bon kelerclIco rOlnlrcd.
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HOUSES TO LET.

A NEW 5RooM COTTAGE, CORNER WAL.
"a nut and ronthSoc streets, Good cistern.
Apply at Ss5 Main street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

COUNTY LAND SALE.-R. A. Veitch. trus-
sl On Monday sold tract of six acres OF
s sua with small frame house, about Il miles
WV ~. o' the new bridge at Georgetown, and
.,aIy adjoining the Ivsnwold tract, IN AL
.'rIs county, for So 090 This was a
s ,,s under deed of trust aud at public auc,
~ ~, aoa shows the advance of land in that
~, %.s'aop, when ii is known that the same
s.. Was offered two years ago for 81, 400.
uuch for the Free bridge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

NARRENToN DEMOCRATS The demo.
ras OIL Warrenton met on Saturday aud
gponted the f:lowing delegates to the
.4'e0tlon called TO meet at the War!enton
mugs on September 9Th, for the purpose
dominating candidate for Congress from
y district R. T. Scott. A. D. Payne, A.
saith, R. E. Lake and John Basey.
.4s'e delegates are all said to be 10 favor of
~, ~ nomination of Gen. Lee, as are also the
"'sF tauqoer delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

FAIRFAX DEMOCRATS The democrats OF
II county met at the Court House on
y 9onday LAST and elected delegates to the
Confessional convention called to meet at
u. MaFrentcn Springs on Sept. 5th, all fs-
yNaDle to the denomination of Gep. Lee.
Tyf Falls Church district, G.. X. Pickett,
' Terrett, JOS. Riley, and Geo. Aud
NJ Us'T :, CHOSEN delegates, and 10 Mt. Vernon,
w. 3D.. Daingeriield, DR.. hewitt and John
0alIenger were chosen.
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ADJUSTMENTS As will be seen by an ad-
vertisement, the great comedian Mr.. John
Thompson and com; any will appear at the
Opera House on next Saturday, August
25 b, in the protesn comedy entitled A
Huge Jake. Seats now on sale.
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AIfxa1sllrIa Gaxetis .
z
nrnyEspAY EVENING, AUGUST %

-. Parsons leaving the city can hsve -
- nsiled 10 any address, postage prepaid,
Ga io1eth of time at the rate of fifty cents
o' sul subscribers ordering the GAZETTE
s' ~ rom one postofice to another should give
thsD = reIl as new address
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EDUCATIONAL
Arlington Institute

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The next session will begin Thursday, Septem-
bed Goth, 1888
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG
CHILDREN, with Kindergarten Drill and Sing
ing, has been added, and will be under the charge
of special teacher and entirely separate from the
Preparatory and Collegiate Departments.
Catalogues, stating terms, sc. may be obtained
at French's bookstore, or on application to
Miss REBECCA G. POWELL, Principal,
aug22 toct1 621 Duke street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

ABDUCTED Harry Carter, q married
man Of Baltimore, few days ago abducted
and eoped with Mary, the seventeen year
old daughter of Thomas j. Stoddard. CT that
e'iy and to-day relative of the girl was in
'lls city looking for her. l. is learned that
Toe couple were here on Monday and APP
pied TO the Clerks of both the city and
county courts for marriage license, but
we're refused as the law requires that the
woman must be resident of the Safe to
O' carried within its borders. The girls
'es'lves believe shs is in this city and wish
'ay laioTmstlon as to her whereabouts left
81 the station house.
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Bringing Gladness.

To millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing their Liv-
ers, Kidneys, Stomachs, and Bowels to q
healthy activity. Such is the mission of the
famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup
of Figs. For sale by E. s. Leadbsater &
Bro.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A GREEN
L HOUSE AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL
CEMETERY, VIRGINIA.
DEPOT QUARTkRMAsTER's OFFICE.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D. O., August Ia, 1888
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject to usuel
conditions, will be received at this office until -
at which time and place they will be opened in
the presence of attending bidders, for the EREC-
TON AND COMPLETION OF A GREEN HOUSE
at Arlington National Cemetery, Va. in accord
ance with plaus and specifications and other data,
which can DO obtained upon application at this
office. or of the Superintendent of Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, Va. 1he Government reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals. Envel-
opes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Building Green House at Airing
ton National Cemetery. Va" and addressed to the
undersigned. G. B. DANDY,
Lieut Col, Dep. Quar-. Gen, U. 8. A.,
aug16 ct Depot QuGrtermss er.
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~ sAST TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Sa Esk.
GSss, coiored, was tried in the Fairfax
|s, sa'y Court yesterday on the charge of
g VW.s !7e to and burning the straw stack
~, ~. Aaeaall, and the barn of Mr.. H. G.
s,pa.Isn, near Fails Church, several
,S ssl' ago. Hs was found guilty on both
H. 'uents aud sentenced to the peniten-
:! iOf I've Years for each offence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

/. NaASGE OF GAUGE The change ofgauge
,,a nse Franklin division of the Virginia
d. -uu railroad VIII be commenced on Sat-
III oext. Travel will be suspended for
Ii .,le day, Saturday. It is proposed to
SS,1 ssi ts. from Rocky Mount to Danvills,
- nis will not take place Immediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

,,orHgR ACCIDENTAL north. bound
ANI' train on the Richmond, Fredericks-
ifr.k1 and Potomac railroad yesterday morn
pl'H mex White man, named John Kelly,
ing ~ fredericksburg, al about the same
psO" ,be two were injured on Monday.
p,a' S.st taken 10 Richmond and carried to
h' g p.,rent for the Sick. Kelly was lying
10y rack, aud is supposed to have been
90 ~, He sustained slight fracture of
s; .'Fyoll aud is not considered in danger
'9 w. .0o Iohn +. Taylor, of Guinea station,
o. ~ COUNTY, the fAlhar of John Wesley
10 raIo, one of the youths who were struck
10 ~ J, engine on the Richmond, Fredericks-
y ~ and Potomac X K Monday, said that
t olS Sunday MS 500 and VIM. Beasly, an
a a,, a., b}y aged IS from Brooklyn, n. Y,
eIp,'I over 10 Stafford county to frolic.
E Esa, .oept sunday there, and started home
M tn,a and whi.o on the way sat down Oh
.i.,-sck and iell asleep The fast mail,
W., .o,, i, bound, knocked both of them
D 10 and they were badly injured. Both
w. w.. ,sken to Richmond. Taylor is doing
WV S.,g we'll and the chances of his recovery
w., ". Good but young Beasly is lying 10 an
d, a.sSscous condition, aud besides the frac-
.n.s Of the skull is suffering from paralysis
~, ~ tbstbr)at, which prevents his swa low
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

Police RGPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
and cool with rain about IL O'Clock. There
Ssreiour prisoners ut the station house.
Acting Mayor sweeney this morning DIS
posed OF the following Cases
Jesse Washington and Jas. Diamond,
arrested by officers Hayes and Nightingale
for gambling, were fined 81 90 each.
Jno. SlaylOng, ed by officers Hayes
and Nightingale for stealing clothes in Wash
Ogton, was turned over to the authorities Of
that city
Ell Meade arrested BY officer Henry for
an assault on his wife, Virginia Meade, was
sent ojaii for 80 days in default of the pay
nsnt d tine fine.
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LOCAL MATTERS

.bis section fair westher, preceded in south
tSi virginia by Fight RAIN cooler winds be-
s' s;r, portherly.
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FOR SALE.

FOE SALE.
I will sell very reasonably fine riding and
driving MARE; sound in every particular; kind
and gentle. Apply to
T. MARSHALL SMITH,
aug16 2w Box 636 Baltimore Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

FOE SALE BY THE
ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
TRUST AND TITLE COMPANY
A GREAT BARGAIN-A ST-CLASS IN.
VESTlNENT
FOUR HOUSES and LOTS on Henry street, be-
twt en- Cameron and Queen streets, which rent for
So each por month.
TWO HOUSES and LOTS on Henry street. be-
tween Cameron and Queen streets, which rent for
IS each per month.
TWO HOUSES and LOTS corner of Queen and
Fayette streets, which rent for Sc each per MONTH
TWO HOUSES and LOTS corner OF Patrick and
Queen streets which rent for So each per month.
ONE HOUSE and LOT on Henry street, be-
tween Duke and Wolfe Streets which rents for s.,
per month
ONE HOUSE aud LOT on Prince street. be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets, which rents Tor
$40 per month.
This offer will only be open for 80 days.
and persons desiring TO pu;chss, bargain will
call at the Office Of tho company, 10 1O2 south
Fairfax street. aug15tf
II ORsE AND CARRIAGE FOE SALE.
A fine Horse and Carriage, in good condition,
for sale on reasonable terms. Apply at this Office
aug15 If
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-Onc of the most desirably located
L RESIDENCES in the city, fitted with gas,
water and all modern conveniences. Address g.,
GAZETTE Office. augl5 If
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS, &U.-Hon.
J. ). Barbour aud Mr.. w. w. Scott, chair.
man and secretary of the State democratic
committee, were in the city yesterday even
log looking for rooms 10 which to open the
democratic headquarters. After visiting
several buildings tney selected rooms at the
"C0ucordia," on the corner of Prince aud
Rlya streets, and will open the headquar-
iers thers to morrow morning.
Another effort is to be made TO have the
Congressional convention held in this city
and it i5 said that the district committee
may be Induced to make the change from
the Warrenton Springs back to this city
provided hall, Sc, is offered them free OF
charge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22

PERSONAL Miss Mamie Harlow and her
mia nep5es Johnnie have returned from
Pom Ponnd Hill, where they have been for the
psst Two mouths.
Mis- Mis- Nellie Vincent is visiting Miss Susie
g,ksrs Shiloh, King George county.
Mr. r Bauder, Of Brentsville, Prince Viii.
liam county, has removed to Mocksville, N.
E where be will reside in the future.
Mis- Ella LAWYER has gone to Richmond
On a visit to her urcle, Mr.. JAS. Hartley.
Dr. A F. Cox has returned from visit to
Fanquer county,
MIR. 5. G.. Bcenc has returned from a visit
TO the Warrenton Springs.
Miss Lucy Ramsay is visiting Mrs. E. b.
Cunpston IN Lvnchburg.
Mrs. Geo E French aud her son, Mr.. w.
P. French, have gone to the Rod Sulphur
Springs
at Long Branch.
NJ. Lswis Mex Bail aud his mother,
Mrs. Robert Bell, sr, are visiting Atlantic
Citg.
Mr. Lewis Mckenzie has returned from
bis political vait TO New York.
Mss Laura King has returned from Gull
peper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-22
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

The days are now On hour and three.
quasters shorter than>they Were two months