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, 1881-09-19
TIE INDIANS.
A Determined and Combined Move
,nont Against the Hostile
Apaches.
Prospect tint tho Afurtlerons 1cilskins
VIII Ilo' Surrounded nMd
Wiped Ont.
Tho Otisons Of Arisona Cordially Go.
operating with the Military
Authorities.


SAN FRANCtsCo, Sept. ts.-A dispatch
from Fort 'rhnlllas, Arfzona, snys: "l,ontt,
tic Southern Apnrlle Chief, cn,nu into the
nrt.l,fr y,.sttr,tnv will, spn,n tr ,1n1,Iatn'.
hnutl j,ni th,v In mi ann, r., lnv, nnv rnws
~ ,,.,s, u,n.'o, " !. ua,....o., ~ ,,.,,,,,.
tue lea'Ier Of tho i0stlIcs. 1t Is tho opinion
That sumo Ut the rrl,rgat1cs hhy9 brDkp fruMl
Cibic.. alul have co,,lu over o, Bluck Ntyer.
Mai. McIrlinu. viii, two c,,tnunl,icss cross,,'i
tflo tiliis tolay' moving townrus ApaclIe.
lleru Into yesterday arturnoull fl p.tr-
sult of thn I,uitn,,a. rt,nnrtrd hv twn
Mcx!cahs 10 hase fth o't slleop Dciohg!aR
to tion', returned md reportcd having
found tho herd about twenty-five miles from
,s sso a 70 syns Of T., Indians nd, Supplies w . sta
ne'na a!. pasneu % imE"sra lor Apaele py .a,e hs.
furnished for trais from Now Mexico. tho
% f"% to Aso from this point yin sh 'Gky Ky
frci,rht icnnis rha r,,nort fro,m prcscntt
.,' lte.nns 'gA.''s. ino leps,'t ilon lssse".'
..bot liitiH''s attAckilfg tlio stage lietr Ahte-
lone after Investigation turns ont to bo fasc,
,yhttoa ,,r ,I,xf,ona fs,,mr.u,ao n ,,,,, i;
n,.,S.,, w W ..,At.s''; ' .7. a' -,
t. we'll" lmaatry io1t msro 'oaay LOT 49,.
from Sui, Carlos. Ito brought UP two
| Indians wbo ware nrcsent Mt CHRIS tKIlt u,,
tt,c t,IIcn ami ,vin, ,,rtnrworf. ,.a,,, intn
t,.'. o.os, s'l"' W." ..'! "uo ."''o s".u
t!ie reseryniion, a.ltl ~ Wero ortlurstl to hq PIT
II ifol!s aiu ssnt 70 ilo!nas hy Sien. M'llcnx.
tieofEns ~; palhi aro re'ortMt 10 Ilavp al5 eolno
ii1to tlso itsetvstlol.. Aaeterl'lineu hlN1 Goi.
!!lieH hlnsetietil soiitsliellGGS t9lllorfu~ u1i
1ne Al,aslies;, siesl. Carr Wtll nstYniicn W,tll
w eollslssllsa lft,1Ii Apaele tnWuttls Cincu.
iiee T. .nfrneten - hasaiace t ,lo!i thq Wnss
tlltonBh loiatO lsi1t,l 70 uie sa'lto npleetxo
po'ift ,iti'!orH with lils communal lfaceetl5
~ tne 5hl Garlos hFer, opanlng e1lh,iiliiil!-
cailol Will lflce n'l elle ie!t alhl h!el'lal1
wltl two capn!!,s;f ,,; uf c'ya!Ery on ,s riEit
1ils movement WIZ fusttlt u, lug cn'iceltfl-
tin "f .lio tt1ereat IT,, % cn,alltts nr!!n't Cib
~ lMka alNt INC W,lite ltver Country, Wliern
TIC Nosl!leS nfe DeleFet 10 nn lat fhrce. n1td
news my oe cSMStett % fro % t!at nnFtfot tug
Gniii,lry sot,i'. hliekey Ifer, Wct!-KnoWi
litl!all 10 ~ 0ltt fesellts ~ Afl1otts, calle
III tlll3 evening from {ne fesefvntloE.
~. a Alsl'atcH from tucson. Ark, says tl,at
Cl.Nt. tnok i iaFEG l'tantlly or af1ils atMt
nsIltlltlnti2tl run ttnt flin.n Wteii l!o re-
'!ir!lrsl q Snii i'cIfo y c9iltra,!ictel l INC
he3t asithnrity. Dcpnty;Slleri1t j.. ntnknn
followed, the c!itet it!tlh lrs'lll fowii alld
eSalhtiae1 lis WnEon A'iti 1o9lnl nliL t!,fGc
Elllls tlNt y Sl!ihil AtaoHlt nl h!lsiaitltlhll.
, 1881-09-19

"a 4 "a. ~. t1y..
1Iaud } IT, H.. 4, te cnycns.ot @ tlat M H.. Wnrnr
W. W. cn'c1a.s ~ ,g wfntSt nt In ,ms " ta te !yf
~ f." .,i,ns sMim1a "'as 'Eo l"''o"hf llcRet VIII
"f ~ il,'1'a.SM: s!nvSrror-f,,r t,ro N ,,,st u,
vir.,,,, iE"a ""Fef''"'-''e''' 'e'e 4"' 'suSH' VI
NfI,tai1'. ,n,i1' .;.,,.or,or-1 II ,rroo. ~ t,,,o,,
f.a.ot,: ir..'''''cr'oF-1' H. 1faat' OF "Foen
eSMr3i .,ar:3,i r, NJ ut,t.,-r.,, r. n tr,,u,,, ri,
K,g.. 'r ~ oNn Hint r., IT. - !1'; 1'"s;vt.r ~
a; isa, ,,r III, f1,s .,,", rf's'' ~ H's' u ic"'er
''t .tnts ~ rrnn.nr, ~ ;" Il nIH Wrf,,r,v NJ t,s,,.
,,,s' 'o a. t .GHs, ,,,. ~ ~ n1 o5r H.
S"s..,,,rS s"s, T., eo A''he' u HUI ''o'""'' 'oF
oesetetuIy. ,,..., xut,.
At!ntaey'e'e'cr"'-Ju fTlsoSt oi Nhsll-
l'H!,ii: i,a,,,.o,, f,,,,,,ss,r.nrto.,, a,p,nr ~
\, hhl'IiMtt Cn!t'ti,.!ssi'net.,'nck II tMrheF UT
N;r. !lSnE1!n,!, nr u; Croix Gut'lisy.
a sIes,i s xs, II Hi. t'!sk bit Ut, s"a sny
wli| f fn,iy tacKra nl certainty how tc 1ttlS!s l
FIJI FrIslv %i III nys epygI fr
Saena!' Wi % nst 'ie % or two exceptions
,," ,'rcs " fnT @ "gyes nv eotM,S @ MSe rfst,S aY t, ,
''uoer''"tof1a' eonles1.
N Mi1.wAt'KEE
nearly nil of tho Assembly districts hnve
tllitl rnitrses A1rnly. MD with nIih Jtr t,vt,
, 1881-09-19
SUICIDAL.


ATLANTA, Gill;, Sept, l8-NuWs roacieu
hero today giving "details Of tho suicide of
Judge Thomas Foster. which occurred III a
stable on Ills premises ut Calhoun. Foster
nftur drinking two ylals OF lnuAannl!l. st,ot
Himself twtoi III ile llt Ut the stolnnclt wtti
II pistul. tlu WIS II prominent lawyer VI l!at
set.tiull, llsu Epnlor 9lutllbor Of ar extensive
firm .lOlllg hnsinpss IN Calhoun, liz tgtt two
lnttura o,iu tn Ills wife, ai!d tho Othar "a
Judge ltuslatI, Ills ussuctats III buslness l.
lilo lutler Il, his wife in stated as tho eailso
fur committing The net Tint recently ~ li.9
met VIII, .nl!lAgiMg iossos III business trati.
sacttolls which It would bo tmpnsslblD, ot !ot
HIN tn meet. Judge Foster WAS II pr0!iilneiss
N!o.nbey 0f tho loyal Arch Alfsolts, nild WIS
uls0 IL Knight OF Honor.
, 1881-09-19
OLD SOLDIERS.

5pfefat Dspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, lnh.. Sept, ls.-All Ia hustle
III this city to arrange tor the Soldiers Re-
unEoi wi'lcl, Is to lIeet hero on the alst, md
continue tl'reo duys 1t Is expected TINT q
large delegation of Yeterans vii! 10 M hand.
Ex.presldent liayes llas uosltiyeIy pron.tso,l
t!nn Vt f.. II. WaiIrou, VI tho LakM Etiu i
Western railroad, t0 bu his E,lest. 5lg,
Walslr0n will sen1 ilis private cor to Fro
mont utter the ex;Presldent., THIS u tbs
~ Washington,
, 1881-09-19
THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.

oWIEa6 Oupa1eh 70 Ihs fhEtago IFlbNnk
HUDSON, Mleh., Sept. ib.-Icstertlay liusl-
son forwarded ten large packlng-csses of
clothing. besides some barrels ard bales of
goods, and bags of Bcca-wllcnt, t0 tho IieIier
Committee nj Port Huron. MI. ". II. Kin
bail contributes casp OF boots a,ul sl,ors
valued at s50, ulo employes Ut NIessrs. j. K,
l'oles u Co. caso Of shawls, and tho ml!lI-
merry stores soalo ot ulutr warus. hudson
WIS the first town IN Lenawee County to re-
ltellcf Committee In 1}etro,t beturo tic
Golislti-seut h!d taken any actio1. hut Ill
have done well.
The liitln hamlet of Medina llcar hero
bushels uf wllent, beslt!es eiutlling, efc.-a
!argsr contribution in ptop0rtEon than any
, 1881-09-19

Special Di.pa.eA 10 Thu Caieaco 7tfeans. ,,u
Tn,,Eno. o., Sept. 18,-0tto Vels!t, a ~.
waukso druggist, committed sufcIde ~ ""
United States Ilo,el this AFTERNOON by afl'M
luz q glass ul bcer Aosel with eyaiisII', M ~
,NtaRsllnl. lla previously tlestroyMs H., ~ h,.k
bain,rs In Ijs tlt,sscssloil. Deceased lao pesu
III lfIe city about U week oil bilsla'tss'
, 1881-09-19

lain lo be- elected. THIS prediction, refers
however. 10 tlln nominees for tho c'Hlnty
Offices nnly., Tie Republican Slate Ticket
will. Without doabt, rccgiya handsome
majority.
INSURANCE CONVENTION.
Outline OF tile Work 10 Ito considered
mt the Annual Ituetfng, to Commence
Mt Nctruit sept. 2U-Eton rltlE- nIltl
Itlsisn-uueMr,,cd l'ron,!t,ns-l'lun to
lortLfy the Reserves to Secure Llfo
Policies.
Spttihs Dtspateh to 7ht Chftaao Tribune.
TOPEKA, kas., Sept. 1s.-The National IT.
s,'ra,Ico Convention, Of which tho lion.
Julius l.. Clarts uf Massachusetts, Is I'resi-
dent, a'll the Hon, Orrtn II Wetch. Of Ka,-
HIS. Is Sccretuty. will hold lis annual meet
lug ut Detrott. commencing Sppt. 10 ind cu.l-
tinung ono week. This assnslatlu, wns
furl,e. in October, 1871, ulul Is composed ot
tho Stale Insurance Shptrintcntents OF all
the Stntes having such officers. About twct-
ty Ur the Stutes NOW have separatu Insurance
departments, and the number ~ Increasing
from ycar to ycar. No Statu having ouco
tried tile plnu nj Stntu Supertntctldunry lIus
ever discontinued 1t, nistl THO puwcrs md
duties Of stlcll officers aro constantly being
enlarged to meet tho growing demands Of
the ynst business Of insurance. Iii
tho Judgment Of tho officers, tic
Detroit meeting will DO tho most
lnlpnrtant TINT Inns l,ecn held sinca
tho organization Of tic convention. III nd
dltIon t0 ttlu various "details Of Stnto worls
ttIelu ara n,ntters Of great col,eern to be cutl-
siderGll III cuni.:GtiM With ihe general s1ly-
jcct Of insurance III MI Its l)r,,liclics. Expe-
rlcllce shows Tint fur It considerable ierlnll
ftlt1 t1ilsft ~ Il
, 1881-09-19

I.ov.svll.t.E, KY, Sept. ls.-Josari' Srn "9,
sui, I. farm |lAnl, agcd =, destroyed. us n's m
by cutting Ills throat at Falria'e, ll"rf'so,u %,
Co,lllty, IEal., lust ovonIng. Mrs. w. ,r. ~
y0rcu,t woman. rutusell Ills pr9posnl 19r % r.ia,
rage ank hu attempted tn kll! lier' ~: l'i, ~.
rushed to the scutlb In t(lnu to ease III :"s
wol,NI,'s liiu, but not II, ttnu to prevent Sef
Huu from killing himself.
, 1881-09-19

Hpsetat Ulspa!th 70 The CHICAGO 7ftbtrt.
Mct3NEuulh H., Sept. 1S.-Dr. Jeremiah
1funt, homeopathic practitioner III Alct;rcvor
died tllfs morning OF inflammation Of t,,s
bla[lcr. THO tlceeust:t canlc hero from Utica.
N. T., niut llas buen In prncttce here for nmnv
years, a1nl WIS universally respected. liz
uuAtll will bu rcgrettett by all.
, 1881-09-19

6FFttHE 17T9HH{fH n 7Ht Ch1FH0d IT16IEF.
OTTAWA. Ont, Sept. F.-'rho rs.yrIl'lp antl
expenditure ratnrns for thu iiscn! yrar en,l-
tion :Dih Of JnIip. 1Ssl, nre published, a,ul
show Il surplus for tho year III oyGr ~, ,05JU}l.
, 1881-09-19
JAMES s.. DREW.

spftfai Dtspaseh to The Chicago 7rtbun4
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sent. tS.-James s. Drew. A
member Of Columbia Lodge, M. III, OK
Newnrk, N.J., died early this morning oi
neuralgln Of tho braili. lie was burie,l III
tlle afternoon by The members Of tito Ordcr in
thts city, ~
, 1881-09-19


Special Dtspatth 10 The Chicago Trta,nk,
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Sept. 1S.-Erai,cis 4. Leatly,
young attorney Of E.sud l'romisn aud excel.
lent moral character, .lIud here this morning
Of t,lMlNrfal fever, which ls pfuvnlent 10
considerable exto!lt I'll tlls vieluity.
, 1881-09-19

t",,,,,s ~ ~" n y r., ano ie"sr s,,. ~ M, isima ~ y
| cleveland mid Giuutnun,i s,t,re Il wrrk for M
iho itar.l mny ,ilrnut. fnc n,iycrt'*e.nenit sin
ttceily sh1 Mfnl,er ut tnrh IT, ~ iet. tlo lenRtn
g. un1c. "nioh shGl tnt HfecaI ~. wy yenrat Mn4
H. H., nss gaS nt when '1''s Will ~ teee''e"
s,,! tG e. '"Xt Seas, While ,G eca,S @ 'r,.,r wGsn
sllli u, power y th1 lt'tisl'ttHre, hint n'tet
ttlHto s l'ao iern l,lel'ty " tlsie ~ Wnc'' to
!nty tahl:tler Wt!at tlltl l'e';'' i"nc, tlils hW
WY "eHl,i s,ni!y rnaf'e.u u! .no ~, W"S'M s.t
" @ a.M, i.uW taSr si!r WI. " 'a,ct. % V.Mi aa1
n,,,I st. thSt ~, ,..,; ~" ,ne,'s ,I mi s,.s
jcM il uoIIlr to ii, ri,i ON uf tl,e rhicf Is.
| sting IN, tl,n Dr,lnrfiir side fnr tlla trrse11t
| campaign. hut tills il llt,t niI.
y,,t: ,,,:uoct,,r,c r,Irry i. IN nrcon
! ' .,'' ~ -. -. -" 10 -. ". .
WHIT, ,a, ,1 ILL., Wa ~ r. ,.;isi's t"HH W., 'U t Ty + y
lhht nei9;IiHctt 10 'ipilrst w hl1a pmIt IL 10
roiyiG{ a. 20, tSw q u tiass , t!s,,css S''
h1 TIL ~! =! , ~ o. itofs! IN. t u 'a ~ ~, a'esn ,, If
H. H. W"ls ;".TtH R,i.e' H.. Ws ). WMs VIII H..
t!n itI'lnst MlIlcMity t!t@t "nthli;s'iem Mo;
lsMsW ~" ,,., t,1
Msssi,,.y PSset ' iS,,i' ~ tsnhis'mg ti t
n sees n tvGc. rsr ~ 81 ~ M .e Wy q ~ Eo'i tHi,it,
ti!t. saiMa srar y INV WIZ nIsSsssM ny "''lc" !"
coSv,cr 1,Art,n
! IN tmnro,tnr lin rrounI,s. r,e, of tho Ccn.
trni fnsn,,ts AsvIut, In i:uf,IIn1Is. lilo rnI,.
ytsts i,ai1!. naiI mt t|,o rt,: ct tiftv :cnts er
e"lyict col; ID @ anr @ IL fcc Ma1I % nt III j,pSlE S i to M
f ..r,,,n,ts | NJ IN" AaviM,n inr tha Il!Iut!' Iiv
Hrt..,rInffc lnw thn Hsylu,Ii rIr t,in In, ,bcin
| Yn,til, OF tic StxiU was jMiit ynry largely by
| nn,,virt ini,nr f1n thn nj, ,Tv ri
ss'c' Nfav. ts!v Ho't sfr IT, hoye1an tn '' liz mSS,nl"r
nt"h ma 0''i ,,;u,,,,,,.s" ,"imny,tv ~ In
feu,Y,f ,ssr,nf,iv ,,,tpu,,e..,i !. Mll rntiiin,i
i hft Il, ni,niis thH SYSTEM III ruI,trnctiir
f0r tho labor of tho fniAates Of the pEt'al atnl
enr,res;5'1at ,. @ iiSf't,t!S ,;i na % ihe slac &
, 1881-09-19

WILL ENTER WITH ARMS.

Apertat N,tateh to Iii: CAitaco 1~lhv4.-
MONTREAL, SBpt. 1.-THE lInlrpuutnt
company of State nltlitla of Tray. y. Y,
liavd received permission from tile Calla,la,
Government to eMtur CuNntla brnrIng arluS.
T!ey will arrive nj, Tuesday morning, mud
1.igutennnt-ti0yernnr ri Quebec. during tia
official opening Of the Provincial Exhibition,
, 1881-09-19

NtMche1teFts faYpophosrhlte@
will eurp consumption, coughs, weak lunvs,
bro,leh't!s. uad yGntral debility. Established
tWeAly-U }car3.
, 1881-09-19

-llaru,iuter coreoc,ct rnr Temperature elevation,
and instrnRlHNtnl BtFNr.
Mem blrOhlDtpF. III 1T. :
NtcMu tletIHHGtgE. GIG.
Aleun humidity. ILL.
l1l4heBt lDfHiHrltHfe. .iA.I
LVH1st suhsnpEaturb. 5lG
GESEttAf. OiIsEIivATtuSR.
CHtrAGu, SDpi, (3-1Q;1B q. tn.
, 1881-09-19

October INTEREST,".
WAsHlSuToN, Sept. l8.-Checks for pay.
lnuIlt of tho quarterly interest OH the pr
, 1881-09-19
lrorsford,s Acid Phosphusstn tn Nervous
Debility, T.,

havo, naed IloraforsYs Acid Phosppesu ss! }esults
ai5rurs pns,r, ~, Ma. j. L, BYLyEsTxA. u. ~
, 1881-09-19

I1ItkN NSt1I IEtJ.91N1.
TnnoNro, Ont. Sspt. l7.-:rhu tinvcrnor.
General llsss ltnnled Thursday, tho I'LL! ,lay
Of October, us Il lay Uf general Thanksgiving.
, 1881-09-19

cta'raa Ds.srsio 9 SGs atc Elscutits @ t,it,t: I:
--ilEAM at,t: ionr fnSur of tAa EHy tEHy hts lecn
% eiore i apsc "y H' os,'N sps a' II Is 'p cis
ius lns It'll inst. .and nut tor Tho l,, stnlsd
" yuur lstirr. dYtcrn!!nel th'!t tt,tI, hones..
Republican purity would bp, neither !u,nrnrur
n"t a,lpntra'c: lh.,ss pstms,p!cs a;. President
power. Frsni Ills lifnlu,ly and magnificent rpt:-
nrli VIZ knDw that ,AgIr triumph Ia ituHt mr.:
M sHtIy wt' fp a,; r WnSsner ir. y H. tp yiiI
1t Ia tho sacrell duty OF lippntlpA.is ta usH n!l
HropCr eans q aa."an tho$" $ ,tnH,tr!es
nuvnr fn!tercl Iecauso an clnlnant alld nsoful
eols,.nn.ltier tu,l urull tho iIuld nf ln.st!e it
uMartalds M voItn could be honrd. ~ world blA
thotr Ir!nslplea ltopnhea!!s WIZ tSllnw % his "x.
oi' so iirosuas s at%ays ss - bsssu 10 ho rns IL
'o c,ntry ts nst1n tor y1'r, t,',., co;'iteo ~! to
0vrr lilo orltaal condition Ut lrs!'iuMt tiur'!el
honar @ % ad x"o t s,,.1c iraii IL attacks css a a
one ycar aWU. yusy Respectfully, ;. ~
| Chairman .epublc.n Bta.s ExsuuttYo Guiam,itse.
spseta, uupa,ek' to IHs Chtsuqa Tribune.
| Col..t,llius. u, Sept. ls.-No son,,cr l'l.l
tis ivy neillt,ers VI TIC l,%S'n9c%rtt!a % % stnto
TiiIem tim ,ia Kepubiican Committee Wv.
tuNtay rucetyutl ihe hitter fran tle Deu!o.
crate Committee Expressing sncl, ,lllisllnl
ayl,lpatily fs,r prcsillent sinr1lela tint tl!cy
tIesiiuu to postpulln tic work af tl!eir cum.
patg' .,1lIl tho crisis It! tiiu Presidents c,lsn
y passed. 1t is generally admitted Ilore tMlt
III dcyeioi,yl Inrlng tle ca'npnIg'i, nlnl 81.
,rll'len's han.ltwYrk y ~ o''c,, sIsihla 10
| politicians. Willis Democrats nll iiG-
pAlllcuns ulLkO. deeply sylnpAtElxu
with tho l'resldNlt M!l pray fur
Ills rrcoynry tho Dnn.ocMttu EonMlttcn
hopett 10 work 0tf tic sympathy Ut tl,e peas-
pao by s!!ow of cxc.atli,!gly Ereat M SORROW:
| Tie true reAs0li tll4t cntise.[ tie Writing "f
pelllnerattu Committee hTe nut thus far
bsen ahls 70 tulnsS tae ws1.kn9wn Nv aM wy
| thuIr candidate fur tiaygtimr, Alr, ls',ok-
wnlter. untl the prose,lt critical condition, Ut
ills President why used ~ nn argument tn
keep tic Republicans FROM prosecHllg t!le
] rAMpaIgn AlrtuttY opened. thus allowing the
'Fll,tr,I-bookwalter aGenls u eont!iIue their
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19
E,j'EAts2,aMsEIsga 1850.

AS. i. CAHhiN & SONS, G3 King street,
~ have now In store fine stock of Ivory
handled Knives Plated Forks End Spoons. Pen
and Pocket Knives, g largo assortment OF Tool
Ghosts. Skates, sc. c.,-uselul holiday presents.
dCcl6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19
The COmmon Sense Stow Pan
Til. GREATEST CuLINARYINVEN-
1ION OF TILE hQE.

1t is mado OF Gro clay and is tho only fro
procf vessel mada Of clay in tho market.
l! is lnnly GLAZED inside md out, which is
warranted no, t. scale off or hCc Dmo dams god
by heat.
READ ThiS-Fruit Of tho mos. acidulous
nature can b, cooked in them without obtaining
any metallic tastD or Giscolorstiono They will
not scorch or burn as iron and tin pots do; they
arc made OF pure iro clay and tho glazing being
purely eGrthcn. honco they arc moro conducive
TO good health. II i; strong and durable and
With ordinary caro- will last an age, Being tho
loves. picad vc3sa! Uvor offered, il i5 within tho
roach OF every ono.
Bty one ard yoH 7riW ncrcr be 1DithDut one.
For sale by GREGORY 81 sUBKIEN, whole.
ssla. and MCLEAN g. Ui4LEH, wholesale An
retail. tecI3
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Pictures from tho German Fs!herlsnl, drawn
with pon and pencil So.
On tho Rhine, by Lady Blanche Murphy.
beautifully illustrated; s..
q Quarto Tennyson, the Adwcr!h edition,
illustrated by eminent artists s..
Octave LoRgfollow. prolusaly llIustrated; So go.
The best single volume (quSrto) Shakespeare
in America; glossary and su index 10 all the
familiar passages; SIS.
Very handsome editions of "Abido with Me-"
"The Breaking Waves Dashed High" Drift.
ing" 'Kock Of Ages" "nome Sweet Home"
"Onti Ora" ''Persephono," sc. Those volumes
mako charming Christmas presents.
TO the best selected stock of Holiday Goods in
tho State We Ero adding novelties.
dccl5 GEO. Z. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

1t furnishes tha news kilograms of thu Now
York Associated Pross and of Reuters Europssn
agency, being, with but three exceptions, tho only
paper oetWoon Baltimore and Richmond that is
thus connoctod With the groat fnuntsins of tho
worlds news.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Is9H.EEeAY GOODS.
NHRlSTMAS BALLAD AT BRENGLES
W No. l20 King st.
Mary had littlo cake,
lis leo was white as snow
Twas fair to 500 and sweet to taste,
For Brengle makes them SO.
She took the cake 10 school ono day:
Il WAS against tho rule
For childron sll love Brcnglos cakos
And take bite in school.
AMI so the teacher took tho cako
A nd cat it on the sly;
And attor school, with solamn face
Gho told the child lie.
Sha said tho mica had or! the cakc
And thought it very nico:
Tia! al Of them that tasted it
Had turned TO candy mice.
Tho candy mice tho windows show
And temp! tho boys to brosk,
Wnro just tho very littlo mica
Inst nibblol Asry's cake.
But Mary was not fooled of oil.
"Too thin" was all she spslle,
Tho teacher quick to Bronglo's skipped
Aud bought another cake
And Brenglo has lots Of such Cakes on hand for
Christmgs. His CHRISTMAS CAKES, Black,
Fruit, Pound, Jolly and Fancy, Ornamental and
Plain are sold cheaper than thoy can be manu-.
!acturei &! homo Also Groam Pulls, Tsrts and
Pastry, Candies and Tally Of all kinds. Pics q
spocisitv. Fruits NutJ, Canf9cLoneries, Cnro-
ma3 md SugA7ci Erula. he furnishes the b5st
OYSTERS nnl C ,.0;a for families and enter.
ta!nmenLs decl5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

10 moot all tho demand, upon u, tho Gazel!o
Will bo malo a WASHINGTON aad RICH.
NUM- NEWSPAPER, ms vail rs an E.lSN.
ANDRlA JOURNAL Tho Richmond and
Washington nowi of past yosrs has loft lis.lo TO
improve, but yot greater effort will bs mado to
insure absolute parftc!ion in thesa departments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

DASKETSi BASkETSll BASKETS !
- Call and examine our elegant stock OF work
baskets, work stands, spoon and fork, and lunch
and all kinds of baskets.
, decl4 MCLEAN s. UHLER, 7G King s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

With the coming yoar all the long trioi and
improved methods Of making a standard news-
papor will DO continued, with such additional
facilities as past expariouca justiaas ths proprio-
tor In believing will add to tho Capacity of tho
Gazette TO sorve its readers. 1! expects TO ron-
der faithful service to the city, tho stato AMI tho
country by candid criticism of mon and ovon;s
IN the inIoscs! of tho poopa OF tho Uommoa-
wealth OF Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

a SIS TOuk GRUCEk FOB j. B. FICK-
GA Lea IS SONS BE1DGEWATER Pat
ont Process" FAMILY FLOUR; ovory barre l
warranted TO give satisfaction.
jsnl4 CHAS. s. TAYLOR. Jr.. Agt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO GENTI,ENEN

W. have largo stock Of GENTS Fino BOOTS
hnd SHOES Of very superior quality, mado by
hand, which cannot bo surpassed in style, quail.
lily or price. A. man may be dcckcd in good
suit Of clothes and A new hat, but ii no hss not
tidy feet be is not considered we'll dressed.
ThCso goods will bo sold for much less thsn
!hcy can bo bought for in this 10 Nm or Washing
Ton. All Wo ssk is for you to como and examine
.ham. w. Il. EVADDEY, lIO Eing st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

CHAMPAGNE CIDER AT McBURNEY's is The
best To have ever used. aud yet they only
charge 50 cents glon for it, jlL4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

McBURNEY i Son have Just received della
o!ous Florida ORANGES, sweet and very large;
also MALAGA GRAPES. Ii you want strictly
cnoloo fruit that is tho place to get it. ianl2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

There never was DETER TEA for so cents
per pound than that which is now being sold at
MCBURNEY's S STORE. jana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

Inc Flour, Grain end Proauc, moycr,aats
Will oo noted daily, and the ssss Of tho Aloxsn.
dr'a and nei2hboring markets given with Aeon.
rac5 and dispatch. Tho Grocery and other mar.
koss will receive constant attention, md tbe
money or stock markets of the country optic.
mzed for its columns, full details being pivon
70 oil stocks. &c, which fad investors i, this
section of tho country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19

COLD WEATHER. During the cold snap
their is nothing moro comfortable than good
hot Stove. Stoves Of ell kinds to suit all pur.
chaEers a1a al! prices can b., found Of STAINS.
bary's Genital Stove House. corner kiug and
Washington Streets. (McBuruey's BuiIding.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-19
ALEXANDRIA GAZF'I'I'It,

Tho ALEXANDRIA GAZETrE. begun in
1883, is the Oldest newspaper in tho Stslo, aid
tho only daily published in NorLhera Virginia.
1t has survived, with fow exceptions, all Tho
public presses in America which saw with it tho
dawn of tho nineteenth century. It lives, too,
not In decay. but full of liio and vigor,
giving all the nows, telling tho truth without
fear, favor or affection, tronching on tho privacy
OF no mans home, but full TO tho brim with sill
public Information, anl giving daily honest
Judgments OF public mcn and public measures.
, 1881-01-07

AN ENGLIsHMAN ON AMERICAN WHEAT
AND BEEF.-Mr. Clare Sewell Read, who
came TO America recently to inquire into
American agriculture, in addressing the
Farmers Club in London, said lie would
not fear American competition in wheat
twenty-five years hence, as exhaustion of
the land would ensue in that time, and
the cost of production would increase;
but in regard to beef there were serious
prospects of competition, from the vast
herds OF cattle inthe far West. Mr.. Read
deemed it likely that the American ma
ton would become the greatest in the
world
, 1881-01-07

An aged usurer, feeling his end APP
preaching, sends for his spiritual adj
wiser, who urges him, by way OF easing
his science, to leave portion of his
fortune to those with whom ho had had
dealings. impossible reioined the
dying man; they all died in the poor
house."