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,toetrp anS ailisrellamn.
AMBITION.

,,orn Won vale, SO cool and green,
where rays of noon were never seen,
So thick the trees were round 1t,
rbore stood beech OF giant bole,
uDou velvet, messy knoll
And birds sang all around it.
brook flowed softly, close beside,
And tree and knoll upon its tide
Could sec their CLASSY doubles;
rt. vbispering trees in love bent nigh,
And Joined their arms when winds blew high,
Dividing all their troubles.
pr.-Ol to be famous tree,
And landmark great for all to sec,
Was then this trees ambition,
and now, behold. clcarngs madei
snnour ding trees the axe has laid,
To give the beech position.
The brook beneath the burning skies,
u,s SHRINK to half its former sizei
The birds have all departed.
landmark, now, this lonely beech,
y,r.placod beyond his neighbours reach,
Iswell-nigl broken-hearted.
hush @. Fa1is in american Magazine.
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az the day. But though he came
Of GOOD old stock-of which he was
the last = he was only o clerk in
london architects Office witha miser-
able salary of Gl0O a year, which,
Of course, he might lose with his situa-
ton any day. II will be clear, | hope,
10 the meanest understanding that up-
der these circumstances he had not the
smallest right to think of matrimony.
So when he had the audacity to propose
for Marjory Linton-niece and ward OF
file pompous and wealthy old Joseph
Linton Of Misunderstanding gentleman
gave him very short shrift and prompt
II showed him the door. Aud when, n
month later, pretty independent Mar
jory ran away with the same handsome,
impecunious Jim Carol, her irate uncle
TO use his own expressions" washed
bis hands OF her, and closed his door
against her and her husband forever. ;"
At this terrible sentence Marjory did
not trouble herself very much; nor did
her husband suffer it to affect his peace
Of mind. He was too happy to care
whether all the rich old men in Europe
closed their doors against him--or other
wise
They lived in tiny house in q red
bricked, pointed gabled terrace at Cam
berwell; and they had enough to do to
pay the rent, and to make ends meet
generally, especially after the baby
came. But they loved each other pas
sionately, and that made things easier.
Marory was the most sunny hearted
and hopeful OF little women, and she
vas quite sure that some day Dornton &
Cox, awakening to sense OF Jim's
abilities, would take him into partner
ship aud make his fortune.
But, alas for Mariory's dreams, on
the particular evening on which this
story opens, Carol was vending his way
homeward deiectedly enough; for Dorm
ton L Cox, having had heavy losses late
ly, were reducing their staff OF clerks,
and among those dismissed TO day was
James Carol. Jim felt stunned and
beEildered; for situations we're not as
Plentiful as blaclSberries in London in
1854, any more than they are now.
" Oh, Jim, how late you are !" cried
little Mrs. Carol as she flew to the
door to meet her husband. / thought
you we're never coming, I had to put
baby to bed, at last"
Had You, dear ?" he answered alb
Eatly, as he followed her into the small
llt coy sitting room.
.Helooked depressed and out of sorts,
Alrlory thought. Perhaps he had
.! q his bad headaches. But, like wise
llie wife, she asked no questions, only
poured out his tea and gave him his
slippers. He did not eat anything, she
noticed, but sent up his cup again aud
Asaln, draining it each time feverishly. |
ne vas very silent, too.
Is anything the matter, dearl" his /
vile said at last, in anxious tones.
les, Mariory," he answered, with an
slofi. Then, after a pause, he told /
for a moment her sunny face was
e1i0uded; this was contingency which
lley bad never contemplated. Then
zoe said bravely:
s.nr MiAai JIM. IL Will nut DC 1
TTilncalt Tor you to get another situation.
/. see scores of advertisements in the
papers every day"
but Carol was not so sanguine. He
was was o. a more gloomy temperament
'5an Marlory, and would not be cheer
~ ~ not even when baby woke up and
..l'lsd and cooed in his face as was her
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II e Z h a d been
married for rather
more than a year
Jim Carol and his
pretty little wife -
and their babydaugh-
ter was two months
old.
Ho was n fine fell
low, was Jim well
set up and good TO
look Mt; chivalrous,
upright and honest
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shs- studied the paper diligently day
- sd. ID, ertiseuents. both bv Dost and
q la, but IN vain; though he spent
'ns sum in postage stamps, and
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terrupted, quietly, but he has gone from
home for fortnight If my drawing
had been successful, he would have writ
ten before he left. Try not to grieve,
darling: it can't be helped" Jim went
on, with a sickly smile. "We must try
something else. / may hear of some
thing to-day"
Perhaps there will be letter to-
night" said Mariory, with renewed
hope, as she babe her husband good-by
at the door.
Jim came home about six, looking ter
ribly weary aud depressed. He had been
unsuccessful-onc more.
''No letters yet, dear" said his wife,
Fastening to answer the unspoken ques-
ton in his eyes. As she spoke they
heard the postmans knock in the dis
lance. 1t came nearer and died away.
"Perhaps there will be one in the
morning." Marjory went on; but her
voice faltered.
In the morning Another long, awful,
sleepless night of hoping against hope,
of maddening, steadily growing de-
SPAR Jim shuddercd. He was worn
out, physically and mentally; and he felt
rs though he could not stand the sicken-
ing suspense longer. As he looked at his
wife, her wan, changed little face. with
its pale ghost of smile, seemed to
pierce his heart
A strange. terrible, determined look
settled round his mouth, but Marlory
was leaning her curly head against his
arm, and did not see his face.
The room was quite dark now, but
they we're st standing at the window.
For time Carol was very still Then
he said
81 am very tired. Mariory darling. /
will lie down for while. Don't disturb
me. II didn't sleep last night Cnor
for many nights. he might have added).
"But won't you have a cup of tea
first, Jimf"
"No, / don't care for any"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-04
Syrup OF Figs

Is Natures own true laxative 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to Cleanse the syst u when
Bilious or Co5tive; to dispei Headaches,
Colds, aud Fevers; 10 Cure Habitual Con-
5tipe,ion Indigestion, Piles, etc. Msnufac
tured cnly by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany, Can Francisco, Cal. r. 5. Leadbeater
& Bro, agents Alexandria, Va.
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LEGAL.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- Alexandria, Va. December 1st, 1883.
10 John P hgnew, Park Agnew and Archibald
GTcerless, partners trading and doing business
under tho firm name and style OF John P. Agnew
& Co. II he Columbia Brick Company; Matthew
c. Emory, Benjamin P. Snyder and S. f. Beach,
trustees George Trusdcll and Thomas B. Har-
rison, trustees; Louis Cosby, II. W. Watkins,
Richard Watkins, Robert Watkins Scott Bry-
ant. William Winkfeld, Gylcs Hoskin, William
Ford, Willis Richards George Roofing, Isaac
RooliDg, Judge W. Williams Thomas Waters,
Charles H. Green, John " Ballard Louis Quinn,
Mark Baker, Spencer Williem5, George Cooper,
Jemts Jordan, Samuel Studds, Ben]amin F.
lowell, Elias Harrison, Callus L. Blackwell,
Sidney T. Blackwell, Thomas Sylvester, John
Blackburn Abram Studs John Taliaferro,
John SmCot, Abraham Hunter, James B. Tur-
ley, Calsor c Baltimore, John Lucas, William
c. Codd, c. d. Nicolai and L. s. Nicolai, part
ntrs, trading under the firm name of Rlcola
Brcs Wiilism J. Murray and Helze Foraburg,
partners, trading under the firm name OF tors-
burg & Murray; :. Harris Wlmsatt aud Albert
q. Uhler, partners, trading under the tirm name
and style of Wimsstt & Uhler; A. L. Mauer-
head and the Eureka Brick Machine Manufac-
turing Company Of st. Louis, and all other per-
SONS having liens. debts Or claims against the
said Columbia Brick Company
You are hereby notified that OF THURSDAY,
tho Goth day OF December, 1888, at 10 o'clock a.
M at my office, No. 216 King street, [ shaI! pro-
ceed to execute the vacation decree of November
80, 1883, rendered by the Hon. James Keith,
Judge Of the Circuit Court OF the county OF Alex
andria, in the chsncery cause of John P. Agnew
s Co, &c, vs. Columbia Brick Company and
Others therein depending, whereby am author
lied and directed ITO take proof of the liens debts
or claims asserted in the bill of complaint filed in
this Cause against the said Columbia Brick Com
psuy, and also proof o! any other lienG, debts or
CLAIMS as4iust the said Columbia Brick Company
which may be asserted by any creditor thereof
who may come in and become party to this suit,
and make report under this decree to the said
Court. wi.hou; unnecessary delay, Of the amount
and character of the said liens, debts and claims,
and the order OF their priority at which time
snd place you are hereby required to attend
Given under my hand, as specisi commissioner
sfotesaid the day and year first aforesaid.
LEONARD MARBURY.
dc1 81 cuecial Corrrlissiooer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-04

The CHINESE BABY BoY.-No sooner is
a Chinese boy born into the world than his
father proceeds to write down eight charac-
tera or words, each set of two representing
respectively the exact hour, day, month and
wear of his birth. These are handed by the
father to fortune.teller, whose business it
is to draw up from them certain book of
fate, generally spoken of as the boy's pat
tsz or "eight characters" Herein tho for
tune teller describes the good and evil which
the bov is likely to meet with in after life,
and the means to be adopted 10 order 10 Sc
cure the one and to avert the other. Ia or.
der to understand somethiOg Of the value
of this document, we must glance at the
Chinese method OF reckoning time. There
are only twelve Chinese hours TO our twenty
four. Beginning with II p. m. TO a. III.
which is their first hour, the names are rat,
OK, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, borse. sheep.
monkey, cock, dog and pig. As everybody
is supposed TO pariake more or less OF the
nature OF the animal at whose hour he is
horn, it appears obvious that g. g., it would
never do TO send rabbit boy to the school
of tiger schoolmaster. Hence the impor-
tsnce of consulting the pattsz of both par
ties before entering upon any kind ofagree-
ment. Il is fact that il is thus referred
to on every important occasion. The pat
tsz having received the first attention, The
father pyostrstes himself before the ences
trail tablets, and there offers up thenksgv
ing for the birth of bis boy. Ia every house
in ChiDa room. or among the poor niche
in the gali of their common room, is set
apart for the worship OF ancestors. The
names Of those of the four past generations
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Ms WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, is tho prescription o one of the
best female nur5es and physicians in the United
States, and has beon used fof fvrty years with
never failing success by millions of mothers for
theiI children. During the process of tcethins
its value is incalculable. 1t relieves TIE child
from pain. cures dysentery and diarrhGa, gripng
in the bowels and wind-colic By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Prize 25 ceuts a
bottle.
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are painted on wooden tablets, before which

are painted on wooden is bIels, before which.
night and morning, ss well as other ooca
sions, joss-sticks are burned in honor OF the
departed The father next Visits the temple
of the goddess called 'mothern Shei4 sup.
posed to look after The welfare fell children
until they arrive at the age OF fifteen. Here
inc, nse and oblations of fruit, etc are offer
ed, and The goddess requested to lock with
favor upon the precious boy The Quiuer
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CONFRCTIONERS.
WINTER ! El5Es At BRENdLE's S.
OYSTERS AND CONFECTIONERY.

HEERY BRENGLE, No 52t King street still
eens all - delicscjcs OF te season, and hisstock
viii make winter seem warmer and add to the
ioy Of Oh the holidays Ho has arranged his par
iors fof serving delicious
0YSrERs IN Lii STYLES.
lie insures t5e picS o. the uarAet Tod' ste"-
lowest rates. H..
o. than thoy can be manufactured g: home;
Also Cresm Puffs Tart and Pastry. Candies and
Tatfy OF ali kinds. PIE = SFE, ,lAI-I \. fruits,
Frnits &c caters g. feuii:cr fairs balls and
entertainments aud .Isu SHE'S social parties OF
tho best aud at the loves. rates.
Hs offers spccisi Inducements ~ wholesale to
dealers. and packs carefully for country
oct31 u
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1itteIl's Living Age.


IN 1889 The Living Age enters upon rs i6;h
year. Approved in the outset hy iuoge story,
Chancellor Kent! President Adams, historians
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tales sketches Of travel and disC0yeryi poet'J,
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The ab!est and mos. cultivated inteliects in oy-
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The Living Ago, forming four large Volumes
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lstion that while within The re2ch of all, Is sstis
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It is therefore Indispensable to every one who
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his family general intelligence and literary taste
Published weekly at 50 yesr, free OF postage.
To new subscribers for the year 1889, romiltlng
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after the recent of their subscriptions, viii be
sent gratis For so so The Living Age aud any
one of the American 81 monthlies or Harpers
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u,HE ROCHESTER LANP.

Noyer needs trimming never hgeaks chimneys; Z:
rrrfectiy safe gives Iurc aud steady light OF %
st56 = newer Give ita fair trial. Il IS the best
sad cheapest lamp. al things considered ta&t u l
ala 81. ,,ss rr.co. hut got tro genuine article The
No. 10 Mammoth. 800 candle power, 70 absolute
g without a rival q msgveiOus Light for stores
nails churches factories etc; COSTS less than one
cont per hour. Oar store Is lighted with the
Rochester" and wc invite you call some eFei-
fue and see Whist msrvelops ilght We nave,
Z. J MILLER 81 SON,
10 Sole Agents.
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gal4gsosE AND p6sroaAc RAlLRoAD.

/ Far grie f>snandaiyps aud pochosto- 5oi1,,. g..
Rsasio and Niagara dsily except Saturday, at
! 6u.g9 :. n WIFI sleeping Car Washington TO
For Wiliamspors, Lock Haven and Elmirs st
$50 3. n, daily, except Sunday.
FoI New YorE and the East, 7:20, 900, HOO
ant lao n, zoe, 4:10, 1000 and 11:2O
?. =. On Sunday 500 and LAO a. m, 200,
4:i0, 1000 and 1920 p. NJ Limited Express
seps S1nd&y. and $:45 p. m. daiiy witt
Dining Cars
For BostcE without change, 200 p. m. every
DAY.
FoI R.oo6lyn. y. Y, a.; through trains connect at
Jersey City attn 5oSt9 Ct Brooklyn Annex,
strordirS direct tTaas!oz TO Fulton street avoid
,1Z dolCie t5rriage @cross New York City.
For Philadclphfs, I:@G 500 900, ll:0O and
ll:4O a. Ia Zoo 4:l0. 800, 1000 and 1920
= u or sunday 9:UO and l:4O 4. u, 200,
A., c:o", So lV:oo -nd LEO ?. IN. Linn
itod Express P2ri9s tarl $40 a.u. week days,
75r s,.It',noro OBS. 20 500 900 $40 o.5o
10 40. coo. 40. s.io, 1000 o and 100
~, 200. 3.I5 i.ie 500 40 s.i0 ZOO
eo5 30 ,,
w. p,,,cq C-,sS T;7o 7.oo H., s..On
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
john {. Graham

~. C.. Y.M.&G. S. Z. K. Co ct ais.
1T is adjudged, ordered and decreed that the
said report Of Commissioner Armstrong bo recon-
Iuitted TO him with instructions TO take evidence,
inquire into and report upon
i Tho claim asserted By tho ssid George L.
Stewart j.. his petition aforesaid. and the amount
duo him on account thereof and by whom payable.
g. The claim asserted 10y said Davis in connec-
;ion w.th tAo Isnd bonds or = any other per-
sou in conection herewith, and the amounts due
him or thom respectively, and by whom and out
Of what funds the same are payable.
"3. Any other natter that any party may deem
pertinent
Notice Of the execution Of this decree shall be
given by said commissioner through the medium
of au advertisement of such notice fo- thirty days
in some newspaper published in the city of Alex
rndris ~ Extract from decree of September
term 1855.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
vTIRGINTA MIDLAND RAILWAY COMP'Y.
GENERAL OFFTCE.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, November "a, 1SSS.
The ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
of the Virginia Midland Railway Company will
be hold at the office OF the company, in Alexan-
dria. Va. en- WEDNESDAY, the nineteenth
doth day of December, A. D. 1883, at twelve
O'Clock noon, for the transaction OF all business OF
q General or special nature that may be submitted
The transfer books will be closed at o'clock OF
the Doth instant and reopened on the morning OF
the Doth of December next.
nov14 I'd w II. MARBURY, Secretary.
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In effect December 3, 1855.
Trains lesye Washington from station. corner OF
sixth aud s streets, as follows
for Fitts6uTg aud the West, Chicago Limited Ex-
PIE Of Pullman Yestibuled Cars at $50 &. m.
daily Fast Line, 500 a. NJ. daily to Cincinnati
sno ST. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Pitts.
burg TO Cincinnati, aud Harrisburg TO St Louis:
daily, exc ut Saturday, to Chicago with Sleep.
lng Car Altoona 70 Chcago. Western Express.
a. 4:f0 . ~. daily, with Sleeping Cars Wash.
ington to Chicago and st. Louis, connecting
daily ut Harrisburg with through Slceners for
Louisville and Memphis. Pacific Express. 1000
P. IL coily, for Pittsburg and tho Vest with
through 9'oeper TO Pittsburg and Pittsburg to
Chicago
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Daily LilGt0 Norfolk and Fortress li0lloG
CONNECTING n NOEFoLk WITH TIE
sIsssEIANTS AND SkENEaES' Ia =
TO ANHs EssOM Boston,
OLD DoMIN1oN STEAMSHIP co
TO AnD FR0M NBW YOGK.

r., Steamer GEORGE LEAgY poto.
,s.s+ss,S3 & sss,3 SteslaJoA. Company MONDAYS,
WkpNE.DAY5 Egd FRIDAYS. ST $50 . il
Steamer IANE MOSELEV Inland aHd sos-
bca,d CoGstin2 roupsuy] TUESDAYS md
THURSDAYS a 5i30 p N, .au. UNisAIo at
i:3o p II.
cary stoas al fnley Poia, every s'i, Tessher
permitting.
Moscie: stops q. C0ln,io.l Ea.hos every tfip
Steamers leave Aaxa. dr.s promptly ou time
frcD Reed wbari aud Make freight councillors
az oFfoliS with RAILROADS aud atcambosts tog all
Southern points.
Eur irrih.r information apply 10
& 4. aEtD 6 Co. Agents Alexandria.
VS.. p. WEIGH, sapt. = S Co., Wash'n
& z. PHILLIPS, Sugt. I. ! s. 70, Wash "a
feb2l jf
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coMM1gsroNEn,s Orr1cE.

LONMIs5ION hi . OF I IOI,
ALEXANDRIA, Va November 10, 1855.
All persons interested in the above decree ere
hereby notified that I have fixed upon THURS
DAY, December Goth, 1855 at my office, No. 218
King street, Alexandria, Va AS the time and place
when and where 1 will proceed to execute the de-
cree sfo.esaid, at which time and place you arc
required to attend.
Given under my hand this 10th day of Novom-
bor. 1888. A. w ARMSTRONG,
nov19 got Special Commissioner
EXECUTOES NOTICE-Having qualified as
e. executor of the late VIM. D. MUTT, all per-
sons indebted to the estate will please como for
ward and SETTLE and all who have accounts against
the same will please present thom, duly authenti-
Gated, for settlement.
msy192w PETER WISE. Executor
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MANASSAS BRANCH.

WARRENTON-Tralns Nos. 30, d, d, %, 5s
and 80 connect daily to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIVISION Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Rocky Mt. $50 n. NJ, arrive Franklin
Junction 1915 g. m; leave Fraiklin junction
7:3O p. rl, arrive Rocky bit. 10;30p. m.
GORDONSVILLE-rrai leave Orange for
Gordonsville 11:40 a. IN, $50 p n. and $50
p IN. daily, aud 500 3. u. daily except Sunday
Rcturning, leave Gordonsville for Orange $50 a.
m. 30 p n, and 1876 p. m. daily, and 10:40
A "a daily except Sunday.
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sLEEpINa CAk sERY1CE.

On trsins Ncs SO and 81 Pullman Buffet Sleep.
e.s between New YORK and Montgomery, via
Danyile.
On trains NOS So and 53 Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers between Washington and New Orleans, and
Washington and Augusta, via Dsnville.
On trains Nos. % and 80 Pullman Sleepers be-
tween Washington and Louisville, and Char
lottesyile aud Cincinnati.
On trains Nos. 81 and 5S Pullman Buffet
sleepers between Washington and Memphis,
c On a. trains Nos So and 80 Pullman Buffet
Sleepers between Washington and New Orleans,
vie Lynchburg and Kennesaw route.
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Leave Alexandra from y.M. depot at 8:55 a.m.
aad 4:45 p. IA; arrive at Round Hill 11:30 a. IN.
nd 1920 p. m.
and l:25 p. r., arriving ct Alexandria az 9:26
g. ~ and $3.50 p. In.
The 500 8. 10. train from Alexandria connects
ut Round Hill With stage Tor Blue Ridge, Berry
vile and Winchester and at Leesburg with stages
for Aldic and Middleburg.
the sos :. n. train and 400 D. N. train from
Alexandris connecta at Vienna With stages for
Fairfax Court Eouse
Through tickets on sale at the principal stationa
to all points. For rstes or information apply to
any agent Of the Company, or to
J. S. B. THOMPSON, D. P. a.
Alexandria, Va.
JAs. L. TAYLOR, G. P. A.
Washington, D. c.
SOL. HAAS, T. NJ, Richm ond, Va.
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