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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14
Margaret Bertha Wright
A Confederate Beauty and Her
Clothes.

The white light bathed the tops of tho mag
nolias that shut the lawn away from the road,
swept lustrously across the dishevelled lawn
itself, and then rested-for all the world as il
that were the sole purpose of its presence
there-full upon Miss Glyn. That lady sat In
low rocking-chair, upon piazza, the floor of
which complained gloomily beneath her rhyth-
mic swaying to and fro. Many clapboards
were absent from their posts OF duty on the
house, unnumbered bricks had departed from
the chimneys and panes of glass from the win
dows. The piazza vines were overlush of
LEAKAGE, and held the dead of bygone sum-
mers in their clogged embrace. There was an
air of melancholy abandon about the whole
-iaeAlizad. hnwAuA-, -hp- the nearly ra-
dience into certain poetic beauty to which
it had no real right, just as vulgar human
deeds and passions, seen through unreal at
mospheres are sometimes glori6ed out OF all
likeness to their own base images.
White is very becoming to Miss Glyn-for
some months only her sister-in-law's ample
linen chests had preserved three ladies from
the McFlimsey tragedy-so folds sculpturesque
and as shining as polished marble fell around
her now, indicating the noble lines of her fig
ure as were she an Athenian goddess rather
than an American deeply mortified that her
drapery must needs seem antique because of
her inability to achieve the crinolne that Just
then was the habit of the moderns. Plastic
folds lay over a splendid bust, wide sleeves fell
away from handsome arms, and the sheets
from which all this sculpturesque grace was
formed, drifted away from her in a train as
graceful as ever foated after Annunciation
angel in triptych of the Renaissance. A cer-
tain shade of yellow-that of tarnished old gold
was also very becoming to her; which was
fortunate. for it utilized decoratively sundry
strips of faded moreen into which an old cur
tain had been cut, and which now bound her
black hair like the diadem Of Roman en-
press A cluster Of carnations, vivid as IL
fed by all the life currents that had ebbed into
the earth that summer, burned at her throat.
She wore a sort of sandal-heelless soes from
which the uppers had entirely worn away, and
the same ollgold moreen, looked of antique
form enough to have escaped with the stately
lone from doomed Pompeii.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

AN Alaska correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune writes that the climate of that
distant territory is not so inhospitable as is
pictured: "Huckleberry and salmon-berry
bushes were in bloom on the 18th of April
Immense focks of robins covered the beach,
feeding on fish-eggs, on the LIST, End, Sd and
4th Bluejays were seen on the 10th, dan
delions appeared on the 18th, humming-
birds of the most beautiful plumage were
seen on the 20th. The grass is beginning to
grow, and several varieties of wild flowers
are already in bloom. The mountains are
still covered with snow down to about 1000
feet above sea level. There are no icebergs
nor glaciers within hundred miles of Sit
ka." Who is seeking to. secure subscrip-
tions for a railroad in Alaska?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

MARK TWAIN, who is sometimes satirical
and who has ship hailing from New
Brunswick, framed by New Brunswick ship
wrights and manned by New Brunswick
sailors, chained to wharf in this harbor as
evidence of work done in Maine shipyards-
has contributed to Mrs. Hayes's scrap-boolS
a sentiment which is probably the most
sincere and certainly the most just that ap-
pears on the begummed pages of that book.
1t reads in this fashion, ''Total abstinence
is SO excellent thing that it cannot be car
ried to too great an extent. In my passion
for it, even carry it so far as to totally alb
stain from total abstinence ITSELF" A neat
er parody on the profession and practice in
the White House during the Hayes Admin
istration could not be penned. This scrap
book, by the way, numbers six volumes of
$50 pages each, and is filled with the auto
graphs of people who never saw the city of
Washington and aver that they never drank
wine at the executive mansion. Their state.
ments are indubitable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

A CORRESPONDENT of the Philadelphia
Times says that "the sun never sets on the
possessions of the United States. When
the sun IS about expiring on the confines of
Behring's sea it is already beaming brightly
State is an hour high" Correct for this
time of year; but wait until next Winter
and see how it is. The Sun lies abed late,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

Texas this season stopped at a house on Aus
tin avenue, yesterday, and asked for some din
ner A good square meal was given including
large cup OF coffee. After he had finished
his cup of coffee, he leaned back in his chair
and said to the kind hearted lady Of the house,
''I would like to make you business PROPOSE
tion." "What is it?'' "If you will send out
and get me ten-ceut cigar to smoke with 1t,
"Pu try and struggle with another cup OF that
coffee" Texas Siftings.
"Bill, I'm going to give up wearing white
necktes." "Why so? I'm sure you look well
in them" Cant help it. They're too hu-
mantarian. All the beggars in the street are
importuning me."-Brooklyn Eagle,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

POLICEMEN are much like other people, if
there is any truth in the following story told
by the Washington Republican,: A little boy
was heard to say, Two policemen can stand
talking and chewing in the middle of side
walk while ladies go round them, and they
amt loafers because they've got silver
tombstone on their coats.'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

SECRETARY WINDOW estimates that the
saving by his refunding method amounts to
14,393, 900 annually, and the work has been
done at a total cost of $4,000. There will be
$535, 100000 of bonds which the government
can control and with an estimated annual
surplus of $53, 900, the extended fives
and SKIES can all be cleared off in ten years.
Secretary Window, it will be remembered,
is Republican cabinet officer, and is re-
peating and adding to the successes of Re-
publican heads of the Treasury Department
since 1860.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

UNDER recent decision of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania the capital of the
building associations in that State will be
compelled to pay a tax of four mills on 800,
yielding the treasury 5000, 900 per annum.
There is $50,0OO,OO0 of such capital in Phil
adelphia alone
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

MUCH has been said in criticism of the
latest published version of the New Testa-
ment, But no pity has been shed upon the
newspaper man who isforced to toss his Cru
denis Concordance aside. Hereafter he can
not depend Monday morning upon that use
full and edifying companion for an indica
tion to the text of the brilliant sermons
preached the first day of the week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

cent? crossed the Atlantic to the British Isles
and Norway. Taking the Winter and the
equinoctial months, for which the investiga-
tion has most value and when storm warnings
are most needed by seamen, there were twen-
ty-hve cyclonic depressions leaving our coasts,
OF which twenty (or eighty per cent? were
tracked to the British and Norwegian Coasts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

BEES are good for something besides hon
ey-making. In California the other day in the
yalley,of the Sweetwater, a swarm settled on a
rattlesnake that was six-feetin length, twelve
inches in girth and had twenty-five rattles.
They stung him violently, so that he was
blinded, and he was easily killed with a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

MANY of the religious meetings this year
are busily condemning the use of tobacco.
How would it do for them to give the great
weed rest, and make their protest against
drunkenness, lying, swindling, leche-
ry, and other pronounced sins? Perhaps
they would find as big hole in their coats
as any ever made by spark from a pipe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

THERE is a good deal of difference in as
SCISSORS, though their pay is about the
same. Some are "considerate" and others
just. In San Francisco, with the houses
nearly all of wood and with a population of
49,, 900, the total assessed valuation of all
property, real and personal, is $263, 1000, 900;
in Hamilton county, Ohio, which includes
Cincinnati and has much larger popula-
ton than San Francisco, it is S207 ,OOO, 900;
and in St. Louis, with population of $780,
900, it is only $165, 100000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

The men who didn't sport shoulder
straps but did fight are recognized when
they show themselves worthy of recognition.
d. S. Alexander of Indiana, the newly ap-
pointed fifth auditor of the treasury, served,
through the war as private, entering the
service when only fifteen years of age.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IA.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are In
all cases indispensable, not necessarily for publica
tion but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
munications that are not used
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IT is a oitv the Friends feel themse

IT is pity the Friends feel themselves
called to condemn tobacco. Many vices large
ly practiced merit immediate condemnation,
and it is waste. of opportunity to attempt
to uproot the sturdy little plant. The gar
den is overgrown with far more noxious
weeds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, All railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon by demanding credentials
of every person claiming to represent our Journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14

EX-CoNGREssMAN WADDELL of North
Carolina covets Senator Ramson's seat. Mr..
Waddell is good man with one bad out
he is Democrat. The man he seeks to
supersede is in the same unfortunate fix.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14
CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE,

Rev. j. G. Smith, of Hartford Ct saws: "Beng
great sufferer from Chronic Liver Disease and In,
digestion, at last tried your sFavorite Remedy
and found immediate relief. I used two bottles.
which worked wonders in my general system.
jun7 S.T&Th&w1m
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LIVER DISEASE,

Mr.. J. H. Northrop, of Lansingburg, N. Y, for
have been for long time great sufferer from de-
rangement OF the liver and after using many of the
medicines recommended for that complaint DIR.
Kenncdy's Favorite Remedy is the only one
which gave me any relief. firmly believe that the
'Favorite Bemedy' is good, honest preparation,
one that NAV be depended unon,'
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G. ID. b. FISK & CO.,
Musseys Row, 233 Middle Street.
HONEST MEDICINE,
''FAVORETE EEMEDY,
Recommended h by Clergymen, Statesmen
md Others.
GAIT DuEIIka
SALT RHEUM.

Hon. j. II. Snyder. of Saugerties, N. Y, CRATE
tully testifies to the ability of "Favorite Remedy
as exhibited inthe case of his little daughter who
was covered with Salt Rheum from head to foot.
"Favorite Remedy" says this thankful father, ere
eved my girl altogether from this fearful aliction
Salt Rheum. This occurred two years ago, and not
sign of the disease has since appeared What it
did for this child it will do for all who use it,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-14
BLACK
CASHMERES

LIN elegant quality Of
wide goods at lower
prices than ever be-
fore. The above job
lot of cashmeres were
bought at a great dis
count from the regu-
Lar price, and we in
tend to make this the
liveliest Cashmere sale
ever offered in this
city. Now is the time
to buy while you can
secure a good bargain.
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Pictures.
[Christian Union.1

Look at Them Through Your Own Eyes.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
.J3IfJ E"TTv7:ET

.4.ta gsra no Casa g: nolico heaagusr!
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DE l,0CHAMREAU,
lime. De EOGuaMREAU.

Now II Afflicted STATE SECURITIES.
IN. Hew' Iron IIrgiaia, announcing tho defeat
a &c 'HeGsr ticket. caused eplu,tcr among
'f&."ir securities il tiia city Yesterday, and
'h:f@ "es 4 :jg ,Hart made TO soil at Tho Stock
ESciarrr. H3as,s mad b>0n Advancing soma
lima Oh il" Gtr sagh Of favorable democratic
report 6a'; c!:;GIH : m Virginia. and On Moe
d'y ''aY chased 1T : sales having bncn mshc
.I3! t99 :! - eco CoHaUs at irom S0i to Slk
le"'":!a2 III ,NN0 canso's wars sold at tnc
G'ij::,D; cats. upciing st -. sthe down 10
~, : lie! CO tat. bnt sitter tho board rte5scI-
i"% GAG sc;ia& un - - again. On tho strength
81 T2a"5tH ;i!at ito Legislature ui VIRGINIA had
enIG lG"dtr hy three 0n j0!Df ballot. Jhn Viz
rl=i> -.ci:i!!,I gc:a tho lrIuciTai pEri Ct tho
~: !;.G&t, ;i!G n.;;:. ii .h7 salra, il Ii ~
Gy;&iJcG. 3,To iar cui-nf fnWa paTica. IL
farther decline - p:r2c!c. when the rcsdjuster
Vc'":Y her mes Ss:irreG. 81 tho c0nacIs orc held
infn2IF in tur0nr, where holders arc vary
ttG:il. ii'itp1To GIGEt.ss, It ia esid cl0scd out
or Gt!iFi7y, s'Iis' SHnT sat: ;rii.r, and are con-
S5iDonty vciy htiia affected. Tho ViiriDis
:r;.-iort''s7 soii Monday az s.! TO 50, nad de-
'i'nc!i Yesterday to -! a.,i! - ci0siag lOwGr
than the t@S5 tifGio. t!oasoi c1uHons. il. which
t".ra E3Ea Tc'y liu!9 husincss. were rot ,auch
'Zaitod. Feeders, h0s2ayar. which, under tho
rt&Cl1,!t- scii1Ea, are said to ho s. good as
cjr:,'s, nt:9aartl 10 AZ and iS!, having sod
oc &G:G.y a; irnm 10 IN ~. Sa.ea we're made
y:stcrls? &C Ct 800 ter .or.os and If 600
"oriTs, J'skiaS 2GO 600 Vrgirii s:clsi:ios DIS
ro;a'i q here yesterday.
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;l:ia were ~ c.ss7 8: nalic1 hefdquarte, p
.l;s llorEigr.
tna Ashoneltes CT tie Gig are arranging "a !,
g!ofIAcas!on mse!lnS q! Ssrepts i!sl! tc-a!gbt.
Frank Fsuutleroy, co,crod. Ct f'a;rfsx, wsq
s'fc5sei This afternoon by ttii2:r S.aEks f2r
isst driving Or the streets
sio!ca:l Aosby, U. $. Consul IL IiGng tong.
-ii22, rs sort smother large ns.siGieI: OF pc
s2H.j &c Lis children end friends in this y;ia.ry.
After !eve5sl 6sys Ct rainy ,ssercestin
T9hihGr, tHo %!6d caluo Gu. from Ike northwest
!AsL night, aad 70 Gsy hea been bright srd pleas
ant
Ino re..ubi' IL flag pplo Oh III, wharf wss t.
GeJ Gu: down by George i. Rowland. WEcn
ina pole fell it carried sway .ha end Of tho
#nsfi, End d:n'gad s gill!ng sl IL lying il tic
fiYaE.
&c elegant cirlc:a. lugs. Eat!irgs and rtrpl
Which Edd SO much 10 The beauty OF ST. Mary 8
Ghu:ca, Tiro furnished by the well.koown and
roluisr d:y goods sn} carpet hiu;, OF i're.z-
fielder ( Go.
boiling 20. las boon done in tao alleged
ifaAiu'c1; Tx certificate ca;es. Che matter is
aji9G Investigated, and il tbs law Oh the sUbpc.
~! "Sr'Hn: s1cA act'aAr the guilty parties Will
&c prosecuted.
II is understood the bIshontos. will petition
t!0 Legislature upon lis assembling, 70 alter tho
charter ct AlozaHdria. so as 70 permit Ina ap-
rcintDlent OF Police Commission for tho city,
thereby taking on! q the hands of tho City
NdAncI! tho 2l9c!on az policeman, IS i tho Gus
toEl j:CW
Msr,lago Eaouss3 w2FO issued ia Wushippton
yesterday 10 j. A. Sims, Kuckerspiila, Va.
a1d florence Y. Muody. OF Stony Point. Va
!homss Dewey and Dizzy Woodjc.. both CT
ta,riaZ county, Va, srd Richard Clifins. OF
AsltHE1o>, W., sGL i,izs Britc2c. Of Waat-
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s.c't2c EFGfn sOHnG anss Fz,ne. sc
ssOCiarsibeaE.
Nav EORK Nny

NkW York. Nov. 6, 1851.
Hc9r ColoRd ItWoH !--Wo havo baen ST
Eu3A hurried with official receptions that We
have nct he'd lime 10 thank you sooncr for the
i'i@aSnFo ths. $50 received from cur visit and
stay st tho h!coro House oo Ootobar 10Th lest.
l. vii be rn episode Of orr visit in America
surpassed by 10 o:tcr. Mo slept in tho Same
'o0iG oc.u".eo for threa nights by ycur ilustti-
Gu Washington, rho ricnd of eur grandfather.
vi were aprrouuded With tho citizen soldiers
O yorv rrent repubiia Tho Governor CT the
H'a'c OF Ne'7 York, with his staff, gnvc us tho
h9EnT cFd pleasure 9! their presence. The
|'riaji ci trc'n'lGn could rot hsvo bncn SUI
r8s7cc'
Wo aopo y1u "ili l,onp tho Moore House
an@a az M historical mansion. and that our
soI7 VIII s9nlo Gay c1no AID visit l., for they
rau5t 40 II IN! also NlouuS Vernon and other
spo!S sa7cuiat@d gith tbs history of their ances-
tors. No should Ike very much, if possible,
II !avc n.o OF these ristes made Ga pnraose
Tor ''a Moore House. We remain, dear fir.
"onr v5s'o,n! t.icntS.
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LOCAL. GI4'II'

iic Htz@s6f L3;1J,a5tli;&Gs Ngy. ~. 1881 .-~
Fer the Eli iio Atlantic t5ia;c5 slightly colder
northwest 20 northeast winds. lsir vcaLaor. q.
ccpt il the cxtroEin southern portion, cloudy
weather and rising barometer.
CITY CoUHCIn--A mcc.icg c. :,:e Civ
Couac!. vas ted !a7t n:ght Gho ;js.iassa H.,
io!o the tT0 Boards vas tsaa1c;.;, Ti.h.a!
much talk.
Eor2 Of AL:crmea.- -iAa B5a.G Of Alien.
men, aiicg waiting i0r s0Tl3 i:gIc 81 qrQiGln.
w2s called to GT,it: cbjus ten miau,cs aa:. 8
"c'ccE, #@h 90 Y fisO lncGjcia out Ct tua Cox .
&c pCoso5t, Co!oaci Reid GoG tig. iio2re bsinr
absent.
z aonnua ,!ioa !;>ra t:9 !:.l..,:::d.!a Ls!.s
ln!sui!y, 9DC.csi4s r;a0ii:j0aa adopted b. .hc
COMPLY, taaakinG tie Ii;Y Uecagi9 tx ,ha
appropriation Ct 500 10 3.iTay the tzya1sc9 Of
Tho coGn"Nd, NHici! hey hal nc& bean alb
10 use. 10 Noik;0wo, vas r5al arG cri2iof 10
b; spread up3n tbc rei1utca.
4 resolution, offered b. Hlr. D2wji:s.a, rfo-
VldinG &c. he hoGi0s OF sp.c.al c:rc.;s IA
tho SD Wa!& 81 iacsiay, D:o.m52g G, 20 f |
Tic vacancy "a the Beard from th1s vart,
c.usci by tho resignation q JCdg, 9;rrr., VS.
adnnted. apc; The I:'sri s.5ijurnoJ.
Cinnamon C0Nac1 -j'iIs GJi1rfrtd m:efirg
Of the Board last rl;h5 KS G.j:nlg si;en@at, !
quorum, f0H2Tcf, bscE ~ th,ic seats
Il !osolD0n ifcHi .hc q, xzGI.a aI;,hs f.,
toat.y, tasnkj0g Gyuaa.i l2C the $3.50 Eo5k-
town approximations, Gai r,g-5:t.yc Inst ;&ey
tad not been alb = Csc i, was raa.: arl or?,i-
cd to DO gpTcal! u2c = The r!iau.Cs
Mr. Nails asked SHE. H,2'! h1arraa Of he
appropriation.
Mr. Mnraurg R.iG TIA he SHp:cp?a:jGa wss
asked Tor specific gu!p,a. / wss not u.;,!
anG tho c9:n?cGy d!i cGt cog want .f,c r;lo1ay
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NJ - 3 " D..
%aa: tho -i:a:ic. s.pfo:.ioE. 'ar :.h,U. il I'D
iua eG"t: I:.u = Attending lis aec IL tc,;''
N"H", Ar'!rs'ei:. .. isrs;;..... ,~.rr:-
.ct:v,N.s. = IL -. - -.

N"n', Ar'!rn'el:. !: isrs;:.... Zee
!'s:"sss, : .fjv,;.:i;.. -.
Eaya,::;-
Cslo;y ~: r!,Y c-Gao III, pih,lG !.o,lco .'til-
III The inlt ~" lGs!s - nG:vlna. IL; sc'outh2
cXDorilne'itB i G.. Uti3 &c EE,Ye p-1Tc h:yu";l
! q doubt thiL It controls H&rron: Irritation aI ii
periodic ECrco:> az; :.gi; i;g,I-4co 10 2 mark
cd degree.
Brown ;:Hqua, Il :a9s th2, Gc!crY contsina III 70
nerve food !LGn any ut:i:T vs9e. bio or substance
found in nstueo C,!gfy VS. Grs: dscoeclcd end
| Used as q nsrvinn b Ff0@ch pilcsicisns about
| 1867. Bu! p co:a .nntior Of tho EXTRACT OF
| CELhRI AND MOBILE, which hac
| been but recently ihtrGd"c5d 20 tho profession
| end tho public By iic. q, ". Benson. hEs pro-
tuoed ouch marvellous resGits in cn7inG II ,rvuna-
| ness and hatdhCaos end especially nervous aid
| sick hesdacScs, neuralgia p2rslyaiS, indigestion
snd slccplc?srtss, th.. il h.s excited public a!.
| tent!on f-j naTsp*2ar comments, AMI many
physicians nav tested tho merits CT This prerar-
| k!ion Ei!A tho Ii:t results Is qlo.ed h9}ow fToa
| 3 fow.
THA% PHYSICIANS Say:
doctor Icason's preparation Ct Celery and
Chsmomlla for norruua disease! is the ;.irs. i'm.
portnnt addition rGsdc 10 the ms:eris ,nolica in
the last quarter Ct 8 ccaturT. LDr. J. ". j..
E0glsr, Of Baltimore.
"Dr. Bensons PILE sic worth thiir Weight in
| gold in norToua srd sick headaches" p Or. y.
| II. Schlictcr, Oi iSatinora.
"These pills arc invaluable III n%rgcua dis.
! eases."-IUr. hammond, Of Now io:l.
"Ur. EensuH'6 Pills for Tie cure CT neuralgia
| arc success" [pr. q. I. Holman. q Christ
! isnsburg, vs..
These pills sIa q special preparation only fer
| The cura OF specisl diseases aS nn!aed, and fer
| these diseases they aie worthy OF trial by all
| iEteligon. sufferers. Ihcy IRA prepared ex-
preseiy to cure sick headache. nervous hesGache,
dyspeLic hosdNche neuralgia, nervousness.
paralysis, siespc,sEesa snd indigestion, and will
cure any case. Price 20 cents, .us3sGo free
Sold BY sll druggists.
DEPOT see II. liUT& VIE,
Baltimore. sd.
Wholesale Agents. jANW&I 4 CO. Drug.
gii!s, Alexandria, VIZ. nuvl.t25
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INC Hitz@ssr Probabilities. N0v. 10. 1881
Fer the Eli iio Atlantic ,5ia;c5 slightly colder
northwes: 20 northeast Winds. lGir vcatQ o.. OK
ocHt il the extreme southern portion, cloudy
weather and rising barometer.
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Return thanks 90 the yu0lic for their lihcrsi
patronage IN the pssL, unG earnestly request tine;
all persons de:iring 10 hsvo :5lovo. Furnace or
Fire Plsca Heater work done, VIII locvs ihoir
orders with them "a oEce. 80 as 10 avoid tho :u:h
of the fall trade.
The "Splend!d" Fire TisCe tu5aaca for h1at-
ing ono or moro ToomS. IS the boat il tho world.
send for circular. fCs sslo only hY !3.sn.hu:y
s. Bro, cor. King and Washington streets.
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Alexandria, VS.. Nov. I, 1881.
NUR Ell I Eiii has iua. returnod frem q sec.
W end trio - Few York, &nd hss added msuy
attractions in DRESS GOODS. &c.
New Coio's in n 2.o7 ED Satin Striped Moirea.
Striped PlHsEas. Coio7ed YoIvo.s
Attractive 'iaids,
New Cocrs il Chuddah Cloths.
LsfgG addition 10 Cashmere stock some spn.
ciallr attractive goods for bows waar; Light
Closkinaa, WOOL I;ushea for Cloaks and
Trimmings.
notwithstanding large sGqsnco in Domestic
Goods, wa are lu1niying cur customers at old
prices. Ho arc sclIicS ono fthe best makes in
Eleschoi Lei Shooting, OF 20 tic per yard
undcr the make. price. Special stten, On is d.
rcctGd 70 our n9w Goweis 1T 3Jal7c. Our nav
Eortz1g Supporting Co!se. and our 60,
Corset are worth examination,
Eo97 !. II RACK STT, 100 King st
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CApSiZED ECHOOTEE i,IGuTED. - Tie
schooner Rsrcoca5, bo:orc reported Zed q!
Point No lcIDt. hiss been GigLtad, end toWc,l
t. SOIomsn's ISLAND, patuxanS river. Part Of
tho csTgo q lumber remains il tn. v9a:oi.
Her stern TGs washed Of! aud :o hoiG Is jui! 0;
water i'ho cargo wGJ consigned 10 o BsiIi
moro firm
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