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National Republican., 1880-11-25
RiGhts of Hnuse Agent.

In circuit cuurt, division No /, Justice Mac.
Arthur presiding, yesterday, Il case Involving
an important precedent was disposed Of In
the month Of January last w. R. Wilcox
rented u house on K street northwest to Il. w.
Hayes upon certain conditions aud signed an
agreement between them. Default occurred
IN the payment oftho rent aud Wilcox entered
proceedings against Hayes under the landlord
and tenant act, The defendant put in plea
that the title to tho property rested In man
named McKeever. The chief point involved
was the right of an agent TO rent property in
his name instead Of that of the landlord. The
jury sustained the agent in tho right and re-.
turned verdict for the plaintiff for the inter.
veuing rent and COSTS, amounting to $252.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
The HortIemlturnl soeiets.

Tho Horticultural society met last night at
Gormania hall, Eleventh street between
aud G streets, with SIR. john Saul in the
chair aud Thomas Clark acing secretary. Mr..
John l.. Hu2zard was elected member
and the routine business transacted. An iu-
teresting discussion cnsued regarding the
yellows in peaches, in which Messrs. D. G.
Curtis, John Saul, Professor Taylor aud Others
took part. Mr. John Saul exhibited a beauti-
ful collection Of chrysanthcmums Of Chinese
japanese aud pompon species, aud Mr.. T. w
Fowler had on exhibition Il ino specimen oil
bcgonia (FrobiIliD. After distributing the
exhibits among the lady attendants the meet
Ing adlourned
National Republican., 1880-11-25
NYnrrIure Ilcenaea.

The clerk of the court has issued the fol.
lowing marriage licenses: john Edwards aud
Caroline Jackson; William Koch and Ella NJ.
Murray; w. n. Fuller and Margaret j. Cot-
tell, both of Georgetown, ID. o.; d, |. Butler
aud Pleasy Bauuion; Il. h. Botoer and Edith
Il. Talmwell 4. B. Smith aud Louise O. Kraft;
NJ u, Booth and Elizabeth Oliver, both of
Georgetown ID. C.; David o, Knowles aud
Mary Hogan, both Of Georgetown, ID. G. Sam
McKeeyer aud Eliza Lloyd; Richard n. Hard
ing Of Montgomery county, Md, and Ella p,
c.. Clarke Of Newport, Il. l.; r. W, Griffin OF
Benning, d. c., and Auua NJ. SimOnds OF this
city; David 4. Clark ana Virginia L, Coulter;
William j. Dobbin5 Of Charles county Md,
aud Alice f, Bruce Of this city; John J. Pontz
Of Ballomore, Nd, aud Mary B. Boteler OF
his city; Charles d. Morris aud Adele Il.
Quarlcs; +. b. Smith and Grace X. Dyer;
james II, Clements aud Rebocca Padsett, both
OF Charles county Md.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

Whom the case of Honrictta FrieburE,
charged with keeping u disrepulable house,
was called in the circuit court yesterday no
defendant at first appeared. Directly, from
the direction Of the marshal's Office, little
woman, followed by four small children, came
into tue chamber Assistant District.Attorney
Perry seemed considerably surprised TO find
so poor looking woman was the defendant
in tho case. Being unable to procure counsel,
Mr.. c. Maurice Smith, at the suggestion Of the
court, kindly took charge Of the case. The
evidence showed that tie woman had com.
mitted the o1ense charged In order 10 procure
money to support her children. At the sug.
ton of Mr.. Smith she entered plea OF guilty,
and he then craved the mercy OF tue court in
her behalf Her situation was asexplained, aud
the woman's story Of her efforts TO procure a
livelihood for herself and little ones produced
an affecting scene in the court. His honor
suspended The imposing Of sentence on condi.
ton that she would never repeat the ollens
aud few gentlemen in the court gave her a
sum Of money sufficient to relieve her imme.
diats wants.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

The liquor license board Yesterday disap.
proved the applications OF c. Campbell Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
aud j. w. Gibson, G32 o street northwest
The applications of II g. Christman, sol l.
street southeast (reconsldered) John II. Gales,
1927 Eleventh street southeast, and William
Kenney, 3i2 Virginia avenue southwest, were
nnproYrd.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
julius LAwsnupon's Ingram, 35c. 3l5 IT
NuIsance cnse. nlsposrd oil.

Two OF the nuisance casog were disposed Of
In the criminal court yestcrday-thato of Fred.
eTick Bates for keeping soap factory, on G
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
orthwest, aud that OF Walter r. Davies for
running an asphalt establishment on the
corner Of Fourteenth and b streets northwest.
Both parties pleaded guilty, but announced to
the court that they had long since discon-
tinued business at the respective places. His
honor suspended sentence on condition that
IL was not resumed by them.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Tho Art Loan E1hibIuon.

The art loan exhibition will be open for the
accommodation of tho public to-day from 10
a. III. to 10 y. m. thus allowing those WHO
wish to attend the other amusements an OPP
portunity to visit and examine the exhibition
in the morning. Tho handsome screen loaned
by Mrs. Hayes calls forth loud exclamations
OF delight aud wonder from visitors. The
portrait of Bishop Whttingham, loaned by
Mr.. r. Colburn. is also very attractive. Lunch
is served every day at IL o'clock. Entrauce
free to luuch-room.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
watches at wholesale Prices.

Solid gold stom.windcr, full iewelcd, $22
Solid gold American watch, S25.
ii karat gold stcm-wndcr S22.
II karat gold ladies' watch, extra inc S2l
Solid gold American gents siem'wndcr s33.
If karat gold American gents stem-windor,
$50.
We fully guarantee each watch and keep
them in order for one year free Of charge.
JACOBS Bros,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
suecjnI snlc og pri,ts

A. King Chandler will make special salo
Of prints this morning between o and IL
o'clock; also during the day the following
stocks will bo sold at primo cost, viz. Dress
bargains in every department. The store will
be open all day.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
.Im.t ncrnIvnh

ut Spicer, Compton & Co.'s, 034 Louisiana
avenue, choice lot of butter in uinepound
pals; also carload Of choice apples. Regular
receipts of EIgin Creamery, fancy New York
aud fue western butter. Low prices aud fair
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Sew Advertisements.

Mules ior sale.
Scotch terrier lost.
Oak Lawn for sale.
National Garfield guards.
Rooms at sos Thirteenth street.
Furnished rooms at SOB f street.
Auction sale Of uurodoemcd pledges
Furnished rooms az 72j Fifteenth street.
Furnished rooms at 900 Massachusetts, ave.
nue..
Trustees sale of two.story aud basement
brick dwelling.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

ART LOAN EXHIBITION. corner of II and
Fifteenth streets, is open Than ksgiving Day,
10 Il. m. to 10 p. NJ. Family Lunch daily
from II noon to p, m. Entrance free to
Lunch. Room
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Go to strnngers for rhnritr.

acquaiutauces for advice, to relatives for moth
lug, and to A. Salss & Co.'s for your own and
your boys clothing and you will find you are
nearer dOiug right than you ever were.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
CITY ITEMS.

No remedy for kidney diseases heretofore
discovered can be held for ono moment in
comparison with Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Curc.-C 4. Harvey d. d., Washington,
d, c.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
III. Rush,

cannot affect our stock. We are prepared for
long siege, aud have always double the stocl,
BeyGnth street,
National Republican., 1880-11-25

The National Safe Deposit Company,
corner fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues to receive yaluables Of all descrp.
tlous for sale keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four
Rpd.haf street, use only S. s, Whites arlihcisl
teeth Philadelphia. Price, 81 per sot. See adyt.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Buy Roys' and Children,s

Overcoats aud suits at the Boys Clothing
House Of b. Robinson & Co., 900 Pennsylvania
avenue. Open to-day until y. m.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

The Bohemiiu glnss.blowers are compelled
to close u very successful business in this city
on Saturday in consequence Of the store, 430
Seventh street, which they occupy having
been rented to q permanent tenant. Their
exhibitions arc both attractive aud Instructive
besides which each visitor receives n specimen
of their art worth the price of admission,
which is but fifteen cents. To-day they will
give three xhibitions-morning, afternoon
and evcning-and afternoon and evening ex.
hibitions tomorrow and Saturday.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

WHEN you have thing to do, do 81; and
when you have a Cough to cure, cure II, by
using Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the safest and
hest made.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
"Our German SENATOR

Al Ford's opcra-housc next week Mr. Gus
Williams will present "Our German SENATOR"
q play in which all opportunity is offered for
showing his proficiency in tho German dia'
lcct. and which, aside from this, furnishes n
large amount of amusement This play was
we'll received last season. and will no doubt be
equally fortunate now.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

BOYS CLOTHING SEPARATE DEPART.
MENT SECOND FLOOR. ElsEMAN BROS, COR.
NltR SEVENTH AND T..
National Republican., 1880-11-25

JUST FINISHED AND on DISPLAY. 20 AID.
DlIIONAL STYLES OF CLsTERs. THESE
GOODS ARE sPEClALLY MADE AND STRICTLY
CONFINED. ElSEMAN BROS COR. 7th q H.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Tho New Drab Coat.
s1OLadles' Chatolnine Watohos,

A beautiful drab oyercoat for $l2 worth SIS
At Ka alzenstoin's, $40 Seventh h street.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

EtsElIAN BROS. THE POPULAR CLoTHIERs
AND TAlLORS, CORNER SEVENTH AND f.
HAVE PLACED $4,000 WORTH ADDITIONAL
CELED. PRICES MODERATE.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
USEMENTS.
National Theatre" The Pirates of Pen
zaucoD


rance"
The interest Ia the pirates Of Popzanco"
seems to be on the increase, and the audiences
have Increased in numbers with each per.
formancc, while the laughter and applause in.
dicate how greatly the opera Is enjoyed. The
troupe is as complete as II is possible for It to
to their several roles aud the chorus being
full and effective. The opera is finely placed
upon tho stage, special attention being paid to
tho scenery, tho costumes aud properties,
while the orchestra Is increased and efficient
Those who have not yet witnessed the Pirates
should do 50 as matter of duty, while those
who have listened to its musical strains need
no persuasion to again attend. An extra mat
ineo Will bo given this afternoon.
Ford's Opera-House - Haverly's Minstrels.
As was predicted, tho genuine coored mln
strel organization under the management of
w. IL. Bishop, representing that Napoleon of
managers, Mr. j. II. Haverly, has met with
the most unqualified success Mt Ford's opera
house, Tho excellence Of tho performance is
such as to recommend II to all who are fond
OF minstrel entertainment and the various
members Of the company who have special
acts show conclusiyely that these colored
men arc fully as capable as any of their white
brethren In tho profession. The programme
is varied and attractive, and every feature is
greeted with emphatic applause. The large
audiences which have been present ut every
performance must have gaddcned the heart,
not only Of tho manager of the troupe, but
given new courage to tho pluclsy little man
who has undertaken to run tho opera.houso
this season. There Will be Thanksgiving
matinee to-day.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Ihn Iinnnsa HnnrI

BOYS 'ULsTERs AND oVERcOATs, IMMENSE
ASSORTMENT ElSEMAN BROS, COR. 7lh & E.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
JumUs LANsnuBGn's 2Oc, Hemp, 8l5 III.

Buyers Of Christmas jowelry can make
their selections now aud have them reserved
upon payment Of a small deposit.
JACOBS BROS,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

EIsEMAN BROS. CORNER SEVENTH AND L,
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS CLOTHING
SEPAkAIE DEPAKTMENT, SECOND FLOOR.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

with Cbatelaine, Stcm-winders; warranted
Il. Hslrs & Co., 1872 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Lotta

Next week the sprightly little woman,
Lotta, whom the late John BrouGham called
u dramatic cock tail" will commence an cn.
gagemcnt at the National theatre. As 1t has
been somo timo since this little lady has paid
this city Il visit, sho will no doubt be literally
rnuiy,I
National Republican., 1880-11-25

$50 Gents Solid Gold Watches,
full.iewelod, patont.levcr II bargain. Il. Har-
ris & Co. 1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-25

julius LANsBURons 81 Tapestry Brussels
BIZ 7lh.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
rlheatre ConIaue.

A matinee will be given at tho Comique
this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the programme for
which comprisesa number of amusing sketches
and a variety performance in which somo Of
the best people In the profession appear. The
last piece, Lost in London" in which Harry
p. Williams aud an augmented stock company
portray tho characters, is first class in every
rcspeCt,
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Thermomelrie tendIngs.
InlINLIIlnlla.

For the middle Atlantic states falling fol-
lowed by stationary Or RISING barometer stationary
or falling temperature, westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
Abner,s NrnsIo unll.
Him Glnse-nln,Nere.

A very attractive programme, including
cornet, flute aud carionet solos, has been ar
ranged for Thanksgiving night.
National Republican., 1880-11-25
A Merciful Jndre.

julius LANsBUEGu's Low Priced Carpet
House 3l5 1tb
National Republican., 1880-11-25

EIsEMAE BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND E,
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR. OUR
So PANTS A SPECIALLY,
National Republican., 1880-11-25
julius LANsBURan's 81 Lowell Ingroios,

1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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nj EDHCHNAE,

0LD DIR. DODD'S POWDERS NO. . will
~ cure sll chronic en& obstinate aeruous IL :
untsry seminal losses, caused by indiscrotion.
excuses &c, or by lascivious thought, snd
dreams. producing grost physical and rlontsl
weakness; and often destroying both body and
MIND, snd bringing on dimness Of vision, early
decsy, universal lsssi!ude, impolency Or physI-
ca lncspaclty, insanity and consumption. Pric,
= per package, or six packages for SIS.
TX. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS will
- cure Diseases OF tho Kidneys. Gravel, elect
and all urinary diseases, nervous debility loss CT
nannood, seminal emissions, impotency caused
oy ladlscrotlon IN you:h, excuses, etc, female
weakness or whites! scrofula, syphilis in all its
forms and sil blood and skin diseases speedily
cured cure Price S3par boz, Sent by nail secure
tIom observation on recsipt of price.
| b. HUNTER'S SYPHILITIO Pills q
~ SPECIFIC for Syphilis IN all its forms, and
every vestsgo Of the disease efsdics!ol froa ihe
system. Scrofula and all Blood and SKIN III.
seases speedily cared Prico 81; large boz So
Hp"i JAM Ely 81 co, Agents
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S'AHCY eSssssEsS

Fl uSlHET-Over lW new psttorns. shown =
- tho lsrgest and bat SOLICITED stock IN ia
DRESS SHINTS-.A full assortment. ,lso Tho
new patterns of Collars and Cans.
81, Nd GhOVk5. LACES. RIBBOES and
=, special attention psid to GEnTiEMEN,S
NECAWEAh. Constantly recoiyi0e ali tbo
neWS e. Designs offered to first clsas city trade.
TEX MANTOWE and SANONY WOOL,
md ZEPHYR WOgSTED.
SUNMEE UNDEAWEAEGo for ladies conts,
misses, boys and infants; lsrga assortment:
prices 20c TO S. '''"0' ''A40N''
?, CONS ET5 can bs seen ct SOC, 49, 81, sl25
- W ana - per psir; several now makes IN
anime came. ''>' - -
~ bOItOl'S, Eruids, Ps1asols Spool Silks,
iNo% "9Is. Nspkins Dozter Knitting Cotton, Pins
G Seou!es, Com3s, Bolts. Suspsnders. Thread
JoWelry. '001''0A -
apl7 C.N ADAMS q, K;nrs.
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H0OI4s, sy.4yEsesEEY- etc
RoOKs. sTagHOsERY, etc.
LITERARY REVOLUTION !
S74ADARD BOOKS ALMOST CIV
EN- AWAY

~ an arrangement. the undersigned has bscn
annolntod sole sgont in ale1anGris for thu sale
OF ne publications of tho NEW YORK BOOK
EACH;ANGE Catalogues and ;.rices furnished
which have been accomplished for the lovers OF
good books by the literary revolution" is the
reproduction ofCHAMBEKS ENCYCLOP-E.
Ola st mere nominal cost. 1t is verbatim
reprint OF the last English edition. in Is vols :;
ever l30O pages, clear nonparell typo. hand
somely pound in cloth, 81 90; postage c!s. per
Voiame; III volumes now ready. Special terms
during :he present month for the complete work,
70. just think of Smiths Bible Dictionary 81 ;
Isioe's, English Literature S5c; or Plutsrch's
lhTes' Eois., 81 20; or Mscaulsy's Essays. 3
vols. 81 ~; or Rollins Ancient History, 81 rs (;
or n ltton,s complete works, Coo; or Shakespeare
compete eo2, and 60 on through the list. Eve.
rybody can havea library OF choice books at
thesa prices. GEO. 4. FRENCH,
JeZ3 SO and 95 King st.
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rOET OF ALEXANDRIA,. AUG. q, 1850.
Sun riaes.....~..." 81 sun :ets........... G Al
G@RiVEI.
Str Sue. Baltimore to J Broders IL 10,
Str Mystic, lovo- porc, 10 Porc Ferry Co
hchr Caroline Virginia. Norfolk, to Perry,
Smoot s. Co. ~
CLEARED.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, By p Il uooo.
Str Jane Moseley, Norfolk. by + A Reed.
StrJ w Thompson, lower PoLc. by f A Eeed.
S'r Mary Z. Portsmouth, By j = Agncw Sc Go.
can Coal Co
Schr Il ) Brooks, G. mAIiigc, Mss, by j p
AgRew s. Co.
fchr Eda!a, Baltimore, By Nm A Moore.
rAssED DOWN.
SchT B9!lA Halliday, from Goorsetown.
&EMCHANDa.
ScAr samuel AsssinRham from Tashira:on
at No!GJlE 10Th.
Schr Irnogcno, on Georgetown, "a! Whining.
ton 18Th.
Scnrs Bonry Uavsy, from Richmond, and
James II. Boy ics, from Georgetown, Il. provi-
donce l9.h.
Schr Ariadno, f-cm Windsor, N =, 70 load for
Ihis port cesro1 RI Portland 18th.
Schr May, from Richmond. a. Gardinor 18th.
Schr Daniel Brown, called from Fell River for
Georgetown 18Th
;, Schr Adtlo . Eryan!, r'om Richmond, st
Boston 10Th.
Echrs = Q Schultz aud Il 81 j Bicndower from
Richmond, ct now York 10Th.
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RIGHT IL. oMING CEEEUs. "A beautiful
sLccne% oi night blooming certlls WAS in
n!"tm =: fun. IL Dsvidson's drug store laet
msh'-, &r. Padgct's night blooming csrcus
with H'Trrs upon il was also on eyhiti lion At
The store CT Mr Glachc! Oh KING street. Both
pi%2.s PR sentod e lovely spnenrsnca and were
visited hy ndnirirg crowds Of ladies' aah genllC-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

t,EATUEa PROBABILITIES. lug. 81. 1880.
Fox the Middle State stationary or higher bare
n eter, nearly stationary temperature. clear or
partly cloudy weather, preceded by local rains
IN The eastern portion and westerly wllds.
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tLhVsEAcK COLLEGE and Hudson River
institute, ri JHvcrecs n. three miles fro
hudson City. on tie Hudson river, offers, in ou-
H!"cri:!rg cunmrs greet indu }omonts to
pn2'a. This college ID one q! The oldest aud beet
II i:r country.
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List OF LETTERS.
The following ls q list of the letters remaining
in the posto!iico in this city Ausust2l
Persons calling for letters will say they MO ad-
vertised and give the date Of the list
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent TO the dead letter Office, in Washington,
Adams, Hrs Martha M.ils. Miss Annie
Bla1ton. nlss Maggie Richards Miss Nj l.
BrlSgs, Vim Ross Miss Laura
Bird, Washington Reeves, Airs Noble
Cslsust, Mrs Vim Sbeckleford, John d
Hayes John l. Williams Miss Hanna
Harris, kosa Ware, Henry =
Lyles, Henry Winters, Mrs Nancy
MsttheWs, he:th2 :.
L. LEWIS Nick ENZIE. +. NJ
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;, KoUGHING Ir.-Sire. Harve, of Richmtn',
w.. tho mother Of James H. Harye, che Of
ma toJs who ran away from St. Vincent's
OchGoi, IN Baltimore, aud who was afterwards
reported n:Ssiog, but has since been found as
stated 10 the Gszstta, at the residence of Mrs.
Or. HILL near AcaotiDk, Va, has written let
ter to the police authorities of Washington, 10
which she states that tho boy remained 10
Washington until the Sh OF JuIy, sleeping in
Inc federal buildings Hs walked from that
city to the twenty uilc post, where be met with
the son OF MrE. Dr.. Hill, Of Acc1tink, who
took him home. lie had nothing but berries
to cat Tor three days. and slept on the ground
u9ll he reached Mrs. Hills. He Gays he was
whipped so ot;on with coWhide at The school
taat be became ds5a;i:i.d aud Getermed to 20
hoIc. lilo Lad SIX clllls a. Accotirk and
retcied home With oue, ADD Is nov very III.
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APPEARANCE or A New RIDER.-Mr. Coup
has recel7ed a telegram from Sam Wa s,n, The
famous Eo2Iish Iter, stating that be will ars
rive IN Philadelphia On Sunday and be here
Moncay. and APPEAR at tho afternoon perform
a:c, OF COup's ciicls on the following day.
his will bo bis debut in this country Oh that
o;cAslo0. and his apposranca will be ono Of the
oVeo's CT the scasoD.- Wash. Post.
The Post is in clror in reference to Mr.. w.
G!a!iioS his dshut 10 Washington. for ha is now
i" this cry and tic ctz!a s will have the pleas.
4 C Il ac,i3s bic before tho peoro Ut Wash.
| Gt'H lie vii! appear here On Monday.
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FEE The aigrn ui fire about half past
;h'"c 4, seek ;his Gi;ernoor, wh,oh brought Out
tho cHtiso fire department, YVES cc,ssioucd By
TIC ''uTuluG q tie yoci OF email framo house
o. }! wy ,trcet. i,a:sren King AID Piioc,, &C.
CUPID ~ . a:io:c,! family. Tic flames wc,c
aSc3diy * il&ulS'!cd, and the damage was bu.
sli2;!t.
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l0G BBLs KlVEKTON LIME.

We hsve just received fresh supply OF this
Liu O. sd can With confidence recommend it
IS q very superior article in al particulars, and
VIC guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Try it.
and you will never ase sny other kind For
sale by GEO WASHINGTON
Ml Agent
r5sHE "MILLIONS IN ITI-EUACH AMI
a CkOTON BUG IRA P-The simplest,
chespest and most effective means of ex.ermi.
ba,'ns reaches catching them as fast ss ay are
able to crawl. One Of these traps has caught
Two Hundred and fifty roschss in single lisht,
frlce - cekts. For sale By
AcLkAN Il UHLEk,
lVlo TG King street
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~. ions :" nAEfIs Tho Staunton Vim
dicatnf says: 'No| that Hon. John g. Esrris
:. lf"o from Congressional cares NO endorse tho
SuE&rs.i'" Original !nadain tho GGzatte) that no
"";ntiia;"d ~ Tho conduct of tho dcm0crstic cam.
rn,giI III E!r&iai. "A IN organizer and cam
ini.n manager Jiigo Hsrris has not superior
and tow cGila!s a Virginia and wo believe thst
4 he could ha p@rguaGud TO move TO Richmond
i"r inc next Two months ard make thSt his hesc-
quarters, his MD would be inva!usblo 10 the de-
mocr9tic MARTY
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FAIRFAX NEM0CRATS There will ha u
if,"r'r. ::cn'iag ard noin raising uL Simms.
-, - ','Hf ''""ro satD:""n Tie rohick road, ueSt
:""T.':<% st.; u'c!oci: y IN. tinn hoo, Go.
:! a1"' "',' Others aro nxpecled To- in'.vnr MI.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-21

IuE CHARGES AGAINST TIE ARRoWSMITlI
iho Charges preferred against the owners Of
tll' steamer hri0ws;nith, hy Captain Thoelss
It2Sis. Ia;t!y ii tie Js@a Aloscey, to the Bali
u,aor' aoaGlb1at authorizes. have bee1 re-
i@trcG 20 the s!cenh0a: insnec sor OF the Dis,
;t;c; ct to'un5i.. ilr SavlIe. The charges
e!"&1 c:Teita'ncs3 aid Von'ian Of tho reguIs.
h5"" ~ I!io Agf0@suii. If an Investigation
shows taat ttGc CHARGES ste corrcc;, the report
a TIC Inspector Hnd Ills recommendations will
o. transmitted 10 ihJ ns9ac;orgGtoral for &c
iiun.