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Errsta.

Last week We did unintentiOnal In
i,,stice TO some OF our Grand Ecore
friends, in our giving all the credit TO
Capt. Richard Sinnott for the con-
str,,ction OF the Grand Ec0re wharf.
Our friends Messrs. French. Man
helm and Murphy aided Captain Stn'
mott With their means in the compile
ton Of the enterprise. and We take
great pleasure In applauding then
therAfOr.
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|. Onrry vas acquitted 10 Marshall
Me,es. Il tho killing Of Porter. on
- a,onnd Of temporary insanity
s,,,,arinduced By strong drink. We
~ under tho impression that II
-. sealed pEiaciple Of law that
1,nnhannele NJ 10 excuse 5ofcrime'
~ ~. 10 suppose. y Interpreted
dinbgently H. Te1as.
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= 1)oei' , ~ Samgoi . i2.psge
s5GuIsal published ID New
- = NI;and exclusively devoted
4 r. 10 iateeeotS. Il u full OF
1o "a Information on cotton
U11Doea cd = WI worth many
! 0n06suse 70 any person In any
uGD61uDeeed In cotton. Price. =;
D8yns. Il y published by E. u
49,. 10 S.W illiam street.
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4 INV lRA7u1R. = The available
lOae esr fourth page will 10 M
Dho Vutod % tho material pros.
i 80 ~ ~ pGople Of our immedt
ol)De. We vill have On aeri.
y oolumu, n which ~ Will
stAY heGot news iu relation
]. 1870, eogn and bee.keepine. ~
wC1hse items which Ne may
illsaps TO- thf 5lenter sad
2x MI II sxEsS
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Tho District Court.

His honor, Judge Pierson, passed
the following sentences on the
criminals convicted at tho late
term Of our District Court. AS
We predicted. our able and talented
District Attorney. D. G. Scarborough
though young in years. proved nlm'
self old In legal acumen. and snow
al clearly that the offenders. how
ever ably defended. could not escape
justice:
Ben Morgan, Jr., colored. larceny
Il year In the penitentiary.
Rogers Bossier. colored, larceny
l wear at hard labor In the peniten'
tiary.
Rogers Bossier. colored. larceny
IA days in parish prison. &C.,,
Leon Rschal, colored, retailing
liouor without license 500 fine and
costs. orso days in the parish prison.
Henry Davis. colored, carrying con-
cealed weapons-$25 flne and COSTS
or 30 days in the parish prison.
Henry Davis, colored. carrying
concealed weapons-slo and costs
or 10 days In parish prison.
Denis Gustave, colored. woundine
less than msyhem-l year q haso
labor In tho penitentiary.
Sylvester CUTLER, cutting-So day
and 40, or 60 days additional In DC
. fault Of paying fine.
. Calvin Gillespie. selling liquo
. without q license $500. or 30 days II
!. parish prison.
I William Rudd, carrying conceale
Q veapons-3O days In parish prison.
u william H. May. forging q draft
Q 6 years In tho peuitsnthry.
Is Avis Patterson. larceny-6O days
II the parish prison.
70 CIVIL CASES.
'. The case Of Geo. W. Kearney =
'. Frank Prue. last Tuesday. was d
- cided In favor Of plaintiff.
The case Of Jehu Alley ". JOSE
u Ezernack, was decided on Thursd
=. In favor Of plaintiff.
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Caanereial Brslities.

Cotton last week eloeed firm With.
An advance Of 10. over the previous
v.ek The statement from the Dem.
ocrat notes the following STATISTICS OF
tuo woOA' Thia dav
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Ceaeta1o0iO - ~ tsss
John Caldwell n. AlhSd ::

John Caldwell n. Alh6d
FIN Ma N1sssesitesSssc' : = 5!lsx
DYvirtas ofs wit q H. 3aC1
IS IN ~ ~ eaitlol @ kni
.ait, "a e NJ dsoseea Il -
hiehsat bi1dee at ~ der q 49,!
House In tho CITY snd pasisa! q ~
saturday, To asth ~ A9Gl1I
IL following deeesibol peo !
0ne theoeand TT e Tlu1bo(S .JDoooo1
las.- er5 s s.lii 9atsN
TO hundred Spoke tiabos 1891
Ieoo. 93t 1ea ~ 49, -
Terms and 0uodit1eag ;ee& ~
Cash-subisct b alpeae :: 'ss,s:
J0W !.
June II. cssssllsh %.
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Ia! The Poor Tramp.

He is only a poor tramp, and ms
name is Buckley. He came among
us during tho past week. with a d's.
charge from the Charity Hospital OF
New Orleans, as an incurable inva'
lid. His complaint Is hernia. he
also carries about with him letters OF
recommendation from the Young
Mems Christian Association, and
aorne business houses In the metro
politan city. He is evidently a man
Tho has seen better days. and proves
himself to be educated; but bis Inc
IA aimless- is nothing buta tramp!
The charitable in our town have con-
tributed to his exchequer. but a. fast
90 money was taken In It went TO the
oroe.shop. And then. while In bis
cups. he edited the ':boys" on the
benches with GLIB tonge and ooos''
dersble ready Wit and anecdote. The
needy viii never suffer In Natchito:
Chez. The open handed liberality Of
citizens is proverbial. They are al
free to give Of their means a. they
ara to defend their rights. and the
DOOR tramp. Notwithstanding hi,
weakness for strong drink was vel
luared for. In q at Of delirium d
vsiked on d the bluff In front 0
Frank McDaniel's saloon. . Tall Q
aome fifteen feet, and though tn
hour was late, a crowd Of humanita
rams rushed to biz, rescue. anon
vhom WAS one Of our most dist'l
suished physicians. When ,brousf
to terra trma he repaid Oil BY
round cursing; but we did not min
. II. He was only Q poor tramp! III
) eular enough. he escaped injury o
. bio fall, and he still wanders soo'
= aimless and forlorn. rumInatit
= on what he Was In former years. !
y will, doubtless, continue to wana
% until LIES span is ended. ana Il
Q crave hides for ever all that Y roc
s, nj OF him who might have Deeh
,rI ,,eaful member Of society.
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CIVIL CASES.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

DA. Blacksher to E. Il B. Jacobs.
Nav 18th, l2O acres Of land Tor $500.
VS. IN. E. Coleman to E. W..
Dowden. May 18th. lls acres land'
for'4aoO.
h. Il. Biggs to E. W. Dowdea. Nay
18th. $50 acres land, for $780,
E. E. Jordan to T. ]. Jackson. Nay |
4th. half interest In . certain tsact OF
| land 10 section 81, towship II. range
9. and section 8. township 10. range >.
Tor $ASO.
D. A: Blacksher to r. ". Freeman,
May 18th, acres land. for $50
jackson Thibodsux to f. W. 4 f.
lC. Davidson, May aOth, 100 acres land.
for 400.
Harry Percy toll. McOeok 4 Bro.
May Esd, one-sixth interest In the
Morrow place on Old River. for sSO'
II Thos. Dew to L. Caspari. May lst''
J 100 acres Of land. for $75.
l P.S. Graves to J. P. ReadhimeE.
: Nav 18th, lot in Osmpte for 800.
: L. Caspari to n. F. Supru OF a.
}. May l4th. 46 acres land. for $eW.
= NJ. Hirsch to r. 7. Buckner. NAY
s 18th. lotin Oampte, for 800.
II state Of Louisiana to f. B. Levas'
. seur. May 18th 81 acres land. ior -
b state Of Louisiana 70 Joseph Hon
~. May 18th. 70 aorss land. fof ?ss,
state Of Louisians 70. :. !. Jaek
aon. NAY 18th, so acres to- -. !,
u. Ntate Of Louisiana 70 ". Q. Rosl
n. May 18Th, 100 scres Of land. tor ~.
i'd State OF Louisiana to Percy Helme
to s Co.. May 18th. 500 acres land (
OF 40 ht'stt
"A Stats Of Louisiana to Percy Holm'
I'd. & Co., 40 acres land. Tor SIS.
ait state Of Louisiana 70 Percy Holm
~. & Co., May 18th. land, for -.
a.. STATE Of Louisiana to Percy Holm
he Eco, May 18th. 80 actes lana
"a. -
md STATE Of Louisisns TO Percy Holm
Ehe & Co., % acres land, for III.
,rm State Of Louisiana 70 fescy doln
ter. 4 Co., May 18th. 80 scses had'
Ihis $ls. !. SIS.
the 4 Co., Nay 18th, 80 acres 'aaa'
~ STATE Of Louisians to Percy Holr
ois's 4 Co., MAY 18th. - sctes 80: .os
jom. Aubin Roques q o.. % wi!n
1ins johnson, Nay Is. 80 scEes 'aao'
~. 7. Ozark y -
llay nh. $50 80 - -
Iafl,l stass q Loulsiaae = J. = - 1
Nay st, house 40 - s''
" In. r. ahlheohss, ioe ~ .Ia ].
~" 81 =. Jaskson p ~. Jeck
~" ssoaesse. Soe go: go.
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The Cotton Worn.

Mr.. II. B. Walmsley. ono OF our
me- successful cotton planters. In.
1Ifne NJ TIT althoul y . has found
I Is {sfpillafs de has been unable to
and. after close search, the web OF
tiy Of the worm. This Is regarded -
favorable. However, notwithstand.
ing this disappearance. ve must ws's
and watch until about tho 18th July.
DR.. Gillespie and NJ. H. Carver. Esq.,
| have ALEC noted tho absence OF the
| web and wormfy.
Our farmers sre yet alarmed. and
iuasly %, 10 our opinion, about tho
early appearance Of tho cotton worm
this year. It may be Of some Inter
eat TO compare thelr appearance shii
II vitk foensr yesrs, and. IN that con
nection note tho rainfall for th'
! months Of April. May. June ant
July since 1867. ,,-,
) From Dr.. George E. Gillespie
.hle latter to tho chronological Com
: miasion 10 extrast the followin
slanmmery Of feete rDlAtlng theseef
|. vhich ioe ~ seouIs4leoce ot'sese'
4 encs ~ tabalats:
= First Destroyed Raiafa
y Appeared. Crop: a. !.
~ 9Th June Last July - 80
y ,aes 1T Nay 10Th Aug. 10 IN
- M % June nth part = 80
n 40 49, :" apeA" nstl -
d isaaD sotA !" nfo
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LIST OF LETTERS

nEMAINING in tho Post Once q
II Natchitoches, up to June ., lSeV.
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..,evAl 40 ptpARfuRE OF MAILS.
,narvEpRr.
l9l,sss Departs. 4
80; 49,. :; =. !s:::|I.! ! !! r., =;
IN. 49," Saturday 7 pm
.NlHrlw ORLEANS.
-r,,.T Departs.
~ II am. Monday : p M.
Thursday Jpn
~. "" Saturday z pm
.mpM AND WINFIELD.
sle3:ts1..i wednesday Jam
ssInn. Saturday. . m.
ra;ass ~. Tuesday q m
IN m. Thursday Z . IN
X2ET ? Saturday "a m
W, from 8 TO 6. Office open
a01sAny ION 9 tO9.
HIeseg Orders will he issued after
/. go = - I, = ,us. NJ. A. BURKE.
\. Post Mistress.
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y M OF THIS OFFICE.

advertisement ''''' be
....la tbs paper herecf'e'' ""'
-. Asssrsey becomes 's'''''y
'l4s l.'a,',r''''.' bill, '''is1 "'''
!. ~ N FIRST INSERTION I"
..sgk Aseos'i""ed.
s,,ssssioa Notice. such as Ap'
80 70 Administer filing pro-
- q anal Account. will be
~, u,un ANY c'scunsrAsoES'
~ aeeompanied by the lee 'o'
ia6a-G.
.11n11asiplion price has beer
| ulasafvo DolLAas. and cash
49,, uusr bepsd.
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Anderson, r
Armstrong, N
Bell, W T
Boyd. Elizabeth
Banner, N
Beaten, Will
Buck; Sam
Bemervard, Jos
Berry. W D =,
! Beninkham, n
| Bowen, VIM. N
| Besrd,nau, P
Bean, Booty
Bouth, Mrs L
Beasley, Mrs Sars'
Black, JF
| Bore. Ellen
Cotton, &c ,
Cornaham. Armand I!
Cook, 8lrs Joella
Clefell, EW
Clarkson, Leo
Coney, Frank
Coney, Mrs Sslaley
Campbell, Mrs \!
Casten' M m q ~
i Duuett, B F
Il Daseize;: !oha y.
Il Davis. MISS IS. NJ
Dankins. Thos
: Dennis. @eorgc.
Il Desman, Joseph 10
Enbanl@as mag
Elta. Henry s.,,.
!, Estsrd, Miss Sa'''
:. Forest. Daniel
= fsvron, A
. Fisher, 4
: Farlow, ) o
u Friday, Mrs )
3 Friday, Sarah
). Green, Mrs Aggi'
~ Gates, Daniel
= Grullarch, A
y = Gibson, Edward
~ Galll, W B
D. Goings, 4 W.
u (Gibson. Ed
" George, Richard
. u Hunecutt, koet
, - : H f. Mr. s,1 !
A. Hampton, Mw
ee'.l Harris, YhomS
y Habcr, ]
~ W. Harvey. Mara
(. Hs,,"GIr h y
ler u...;ss.as, - D
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NJ. 81. WILKINSON,
(City Drug Storey -
DEALER IN .
PURE DRUGS,

CHEMICALS,
FINE TOILET SOAPS,
BRUSHES, CONES, &C..
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Perfumery in great variety: Ttussss
Supporters. Shoulder Braces, &c. :,
Pare Wines and LiquoEs TOT ono0oina
purposes. Paints, Oils. varnishss u'ss'
p PHYSICIANS Prescriptions earthly Pre-
pared at oil hours.
June 10.
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This day
lHDk -nAk

To-day. Yesterday, last wee
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Persons calling for tho above letter.
MRS. N, A. BURKE,
Post 1istrooD.
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0U0I0UCO Wsso " sssN~
tive one.
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EOE.7E EcEEsETEES.

| There was NJ session Of tho Cnc1! Court for
| the cjuoty to day.
The w. 7, o. held meeting at the room
OF the Alexandria Reform Club this sfternt on.
A little child Of Mr.. Charles w. Dsrborne
was taken suddenly i'll this afternoon.
Captain John S. Chapman, whose incss has
| teen m ,ntioaed, is improving and he is NV
able to walk about lis room.
Mr.. j. H. KidRoil sprained bis hip at the
ship yard Monday, by stepping CD log which
tlrned over with him.
Mr.. f. Ii: Day, Of this city. has COMO to
Charleston. s. g., to take charge of u ship.
yard at that :o,.
Ac sr'. l.. A. Tucker Stephen A. Woods,
and y. Carroll Maxwell, of the Richmond
Stu.hern Churchman, were in tho city to-day
The IN others Mission" was handsomely
| St the lecture room OF that Church yesterday
afternoon.
An excursion party from Richmond posed
| over the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail.
| ROAD THIS morning 10 witness the usnlan Court
| ney boat race.
Attention is called to the notice to melchaEIs
published elsewhere in to days paper. Con.
suncrs OF, as we'll aa dealers 10 sugar orc inter-
| cstod
The steamers Lacy Of the Lake and George
Leary will leave this city for Norfolk at o later
hour than usual, this evening, in consequence
OF tho boat racs.
Gilbert Woodson. colored. clme to tho ste.
ilon house this evening with severe out oyer
his right eye, add asked for warrant against
James DugaD, stating that no bad been hit by
Dueau with slang shot
"A marriage llccns, has been issued BY tho
clerk of tho Fairfax County Court to MIR. Jas.
Il Schaatf. formerly Ct this city, but now of
Prince Georges county, Md. and Miss Ella
Nj. ShrcVe, of Falls Church, Va.
Marriages licenses Woro issued in Washing.
ton yesterday to Andrew Gr,en and Susie Rob-
,,nson. both OF Iauquier county, Va; Mathew
heating. OF Washington, and Mary e. Smp.
snn, OF this city; Goo. Coleman and Ade!ino
Brooks, both OF Wostmorcluod county, Va.
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Mothers !Mothers!! sIo1hers!,.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by. sick child suffering and crying with the
txcrucistirg pain of cutting teeth r If 40, 20 At
once and got bottle OF MRS. WINSLO VS.
HOOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
little sufferer immed istol y-depend upon il;
thero Ia no mistake about it. TheIo ia not q
mclner on Garth who has ever used il who will
not tell you ut once that it will regulate the
DO vols, and give res. to tho molhor, sad relief
and health TO the child. operating like magic.
IL is perfectly safe to in all cases, and pleas
ant to the TASTE and is the prescription OF one of
the oldest and best female physicians aud nurses
In the un!ted States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle Mono g,nuino un
ieiss the fac-simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
IS on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. THonLl live cents bottle Beware of
limitations
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Tho famine 10 Persia i, Increasing.

EMoRRHoIDs Il suffered terribly. Had
made arrangements with promiocut surgeon
to operate. 4 friend advised nlo to try Giles
Imminent and PIlls | did 30. and to nv 40.
speaksble jog, got immediate relief. aud am DOW
cured. j. l. KEyN1N
METROPOLITAN Hotel, N. Y.
GILES PILLS euro Rheumatism. Sold BY
all druggists. Send for pamphlet to DR.. Giles,
l2o West Broadway, N. Y. Trial size - C ,nts.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
Books, Magazines and Reviews,

FREECiE'S, 93 a. 95 KING STREET.
Just received smother lot of Nj Ark Train's acw
book. a TRAMP ABROAD; SO SO.
LUCY. by Julie =. Smith; 81 50.
A FACE ILLUMINED. by u. p. Roe:
price ST. TO-
TRUE AND BEAUTIFUL. By John gu,.
ken, A. NJ $3.50
RUES HELPS; rrico 81 60
ANDREW HAkVEY'a WIFE, by T.. !
Meade ST. rs.
HEPBZIBaH GUINNESS THEE A.,
YOU and a DRAFT ON TIE BANK 90
SPAlN, BY Weir Miicholl, IL. ID, 81 %
DAPHNE by Hts; 81 -.
THE SPELL EDUNu FlUDLEE;
TIL FABULOUS GODS DENOUNUGl
In THE ElBLE; :! 2j.
NEW ENGLAND BYGoTES; ST %.
Mrs BEAUCHAMP BRO OWN; 81
SISTER DORA; S,2j
UNDER TWO FLAG, bv Ociil: 60.
UAPHlNM, paper covof; CO..
New publications. rsa.ivad My.
cheap
myl8 GEO. FREX,n
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SUMMER IsESap RIA.
TIE TIVOLH PARK,

a (FormerIy Giesboro)
Is now open TO the pubic for P,coirs ccd rr
curslonsi tho most pleasant summer Ieso1
AROUND Washington tho ferry bonts land overz
ha!t hour; first cluss accommodation st c;IS
pIlcfs. Grand free picnic every Thursday.
Strict order will DO preserved.
myEJ-tf RICHARD kOBB Prorri,inr
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LOGAN, MATTERS.

WEAVER PRoBABILITIEs. Mayl9. 1885,
"a: the Middle Atlantic States falling followed
X Rang temperature. sr7terly. veernc to eou,h.
a.? WINS, partly cloudy weather, followed DIR
az 10 gh: By local r:iIs and stationary BIZ
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ssS- Will open 90 tho FIRST day of April o
JOE LOT OF GOODS from ono of the largest
retailers OF New York city. comprising BURr's
ard other we'll knowo manufacturers. These
good arc OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, ard will be
sold FIR ONE HALF OFTuEtR COST.
Indies, Mems. Chidren's and Boys Shoes.
mr 81 WADDEY, ITO King street.
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no Reduction 10 be Made

BALTIMORE. May l9.-At the ceiling of tho
representatives of the Trunk lines Of railroads
IN this city yesterday it was decided that no re
dueHGn OF Tho present rates of cas-! bound freightq
would DO made at this time.
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HAkVEST TOOLS ct So King, corner of
- Royal street, Alexandria, Vs-On hand
and Tor ssi', wholesale and Retail, Genuine Eng.
Ii:h Wsldon Grass and Grain Scvthes s,l
lengihs; Imitation Engigh Grain Scythes
American Clipper Scythes, sharpenod and sot !:
Bush Scythes and snalhs, Rifles, Plain and
Patent Scythe Sns,hs. Bcron Scytho St,nos, No
quality; Bereh Grind Stones, from ~ to 700
pounds 10 which We invite the attention of pue.
chasors Small profits; quick sales.
myi j. Il. CREIGHTON & SON,
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M EDICINAI,

nLD DIR. DODD'S WDERS.
" A Family Medicine.
Young and Middle aged Ladies su(Tnino with
Nervousness. Debility, Twitchng Of the Mus.
Giles, Ringing in tho Ears, Specks before The
kyes, Spasms, Hysterlcs. Palpitation cf the
Heart, Indigestion. Melancholy, Low Spirits
dependency, Headache, Sleoplossness, Xviii
Forebodings, Cold Hands and Feet, tako DIR.
Dodd's Powders.
Old Ladies' who arc debiiitated ard nsrvons
with weak body and digestive organ disordered,
causing lnss of appetite, Impoverished blood
&c try DR.. Dodd's powders and you will fsel
ss though you had renewed your age and ,kon
q now lease Of lifs.
Ola and Middle Aged Men who have kent
late hours and have been imprudent and riolatcd
the Laos OF health and nature until the u,oor of
hjc IS gone. and you are proslratod m sntslIy and
physically and unable TO attend to your business
or G"ties Of life. take DR., Dod1s Powders and
you Will feel yourself men again.
Young Men and Women with paLc and bog-
qcrd faces thin IN flesh, broken down in ,uind
and body with q shattered nervous system. take
CID DR. DonD's NERvINE Ton1c PownERs
and stop TINT loss which brings on MeiauchoIv'
ttts, Insanity, Consumption and an early death
thoy will give you health and strength, and
increase the flesh and bring the bloom Of youth
To the chez Ks, tranquility TO the mind, and pro
dNce sonnd and rcJreshing sleep.
MEN and Women who arc slaves to tho use of
Tobacco. Liquor, Opium or Morphine take DR.,
Dodd's Powders; they act as an ontidote snd
will destroy tho appetite or tssto for the use of
the above stimuisnts. which ia ruinous to the
nervous system. For sale by JANNEY s. co.
I'D hlngs g. Price 81 per psck,g, or six pack.
ages for S.. an20
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FINAL, NOTICE,
NOTICE |

NOTICE. NOTICE /
TO THCSE .ylsSa
IN ARREARS FON CITY TAXES
Tho lime allowed for tao collection %! cily
taxes for the present fiscal year ex yir,s M,yaj
1890 Wa give final notice. that it ths oil. still
remaining in our hands imp AID ara not sft.i LIN
the next nVe days VIZ shall rnios3a Ln,i- rD't,.
ton by distraint, 81 tho law dlruc.s ysa,y,
been as indulgent to all az nossibe. Ol- .iu.y
is plain and Imperative We have ei.hu- t., ~
tie bills or collec: them, aud VIZ sincernly hos,
that those still IN arro4rs will como f,ry.r xmi
SETTLE and thereby relieve W of tho nrcp..,.y 4.
eEforciag the law. which W. will surey do b,.
fore the end Of tho fiscal ynsr No exceptions
will DO m Sde, but tho law carried uul
JNO. r. HILL Col North Dc.
=. X FIkLU, Col South. DIT
Room 6 Market Building ,Gyl-2y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-19

TIE l'IGuT BETWEEN FISHERMEN. Reports
from the lower Potomac state that the exotic
mUnt betweeu tho Indian Head gllors and tho
S.cby Point Seine hau!crs has Guieted dowu.
The Knight party after capturing the gill nets
destroyed them, aud scot the captured NTH
VIII! Day. Richard Raymond end George Hen.
bricks, TO the Fairfax Jail. Fred Savoy tho
man 90 badly beaten in tho fight of Monday
nieht. is not dead but is considered in dan
ecrous condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-19

USING WASHED STAMpS.-AnOa NJ. John.
sen, OF Ioudoun county. charged with usioe
washed postage stamps, was arrested 10
Lacsburs to day by Marshal J. e. O'Neal
She was carried before Commissioner Fowler.
who admitted her to bail 10 the sum of $500 for
her appearance at the July term of tie U. s.
Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-19

Ctildrea cry for it, but they stop CRYING al
once after they have taken single dose, as
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup cures oil the palns our
little ones arc subject to. Price IS ceDis q
bottle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-19

FISH REpoRT-The receipts of fish at the
fish wharf arc decreasing daily, and by the lot.
ter part OF this week Fishtown, which has been
for the past month soene Of activity, will pre-.
Sc ut tho appearance of deserted village. -
About 40, 600 behring's and 1000 shsd arrived
there to day. Shad sod at 50 per hundred,
and herring at from s. to 81 so per thousand
Sturgeon have been. and are still, arriving quite
freely
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-19

Police acknowledgements Ward for &C.
ing drunk and disordcrly, wss 6ned and dis
charged.
Emma Tare, for stealing flowers from garden
Oh Prince slrcos, was dismissed with repli-
mand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-19

N Office.
u"laE 10 tho quantity OF HKfC-h-HHAC
&c That Was not dispcacl of n. tic l.te Jair
ned by tho ; IstNrs OF tho Holy C;css. a conlin-
ua!i'n Of Tho fair will b held e. St Mary's Hall
on MONDAY, May l0Lh and continue until ell
tho goods s:o rain I'd off, Attention is called TO
all parties having chances in articles ,hst bsvo
net as got heen rstIi al. m,s