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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-10

Theassembly voted: Conkling 25,
Jat obs 43, Wheeler Is, Rogers s,
Cornell IA, Lapham 7, Tremaine 3,
Folger 1, butcher 1, Harris l.
The combined vote was: Conkling
81, Jacobs 40, Wheeler %, Rogers
IA, Cornell Is, Lapham 9, Tfemaine
3, Folger 2, Bradley l, butcher /,
Harris I.
There was no choice
The convention then proceeded to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton OF Platt with this result The
vote OF senate was-Kernan Z, Platt
. Dsp9W 13, Cornell 3, Folger 2.
: The assembly veted-Kernan 43,
sPlatt %, Depew 40, Cornell 5, Tre~
maine l, Folger 2, Crowley 5, lap
ham 3.
Combined vote-Kernan 50, Plat
20, Depew SO, Cornell s, Tremaine
4, Folger 4, Crowley 5, Lapham 3.
"a No choice, and the convention ad-
Aiourned to II IN. tomorrow.
In the senate this morning, Mr..
Bradley, Republican, rose to qeus-
ton of privilege and said that he
had received $4,000 to pay him # he
would vote for Chauncey NJ Depew
instead of Platt, which sum he had
handed over to the speaker, he there
fore asked for committee of investi
CATION.
The speaker corroborated this
statement and said he had the money
in his pocket.
Mr.. Brooks said he hoped com
mittee would be appointed, attended
by a stenographer and sergeant~at-
arms, and nave power to send for
persons and papers.
A resolution to appoint COM
mittee of investigation was adopted
unanimously.
After the dissolution of the Joint
convention and when the assembly
had reconvened, Mr.. Armstrong, in
qaestion of privilege, stated that he
had been approached by man who,
holding up an envelope, said he (Mr.
Armstrong;, could have twenty times
the amount in it if he would turn
around and go against Conkling.
That his influence would be great, as
he came from Oneida.
Mr.. Alverd-Name the man.
Speaker Sharpe-The gentleman
from Onaudga has no right to make
such interruption.
Mr. Alverd-The gentleman from
Onandga has that right.
Speaker Sharpe-The gentleman
shall not have that right III this
house. (Applause).
Mr.. Sisson stated that he had been
offered money to vote for Chauncey
NJ. DePew.
Mr.. Browning offered a concur
rent resolution for final adjournment
on the 11th inst. Tabled under the
rule.
The chairman announced the fol
lowing named gentlemen as a com
mittee on bribery investigation
Messrs. Scott, Boardman, q, A. Car
penter, Skinner, Brooks, Shsnly and
Draper.
Adjourned to II a. m. tomorrow
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II. IL A. M.

last TENNESSEE LODGE, No. s4.- Meets
Ia Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hah. west
side Market Square. WINS 5alffuels. Nc. ;sJeT y.
Ambrose, v. e. e. w. Adkins, Il. s.. and Permit
Sec Geo. McIntire, Treasurer - ~ e
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FOREIGN.
Flashes by Submarine Gable from
the Old World.


the Old World.
Cork, June 9.-Many of the
bayonets with which the marines
charged the crowd, at Ballyde
hab, were broken. The people
assembled on top of a steep hill at
one end of Ballydehab. The sol,
diers thought to fight their way
through, and some Of them hurled
stones at the people.
Quietness having been restored at
kibbereen, 1000 troops were about
to quit the town when portion of
the rail was found cut up.
A later telegram from Skibbereen
represents that the town is again ex-
cited. The military are quartered in
the town hall. The magistrates have
issued proclamation prohibiting
the opening of liquor shops, at night,
after 6 p. m, until June Is.
LONDON, June 9.-The Standards
Rome correspondent says the Pope
is much impressed by the active par
ticipation Of the Irish clergy in the
land agitation. Despite his express
injunctions, he has laid the matter
before the congregation for extraor-
binary ecclesiastical affairs in order
to recall the disobedient bishops to
duty.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg
says: News has been received from
Titiis of a fatal conflict at the small
town of Konba, between seventy
prison ers and their military guard
More than 25 men were killed OF
wounded. About 40 prisoners es~
capped to neighboring forest, carry
Ing off their rifles.
Another arrest has been made I'M
der the coercion act near Macroom,
County Cork. The people at Skull,
County Cork, have hoisted a green
flag on pole and stationed an
armed guard in front of Father
Murphps.
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HIVE YOU EVER KhOKn

Any person to be seriously i'll without "A weak
stomach or inactive iver or kidneys? And when
these organs are in G rod condition do yOu not
ind their poSseSSOr enjoying good health? Par
kerS Ginger Tonic always regulates the eimu,r-
tant organs, and never fails to make the hioed
rich and pure, and to strengthen every part Of
he system. IT has cured hundreds of despaiTjug
nvalIdS. ask your ueighbor about it,
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Signal Office Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The chief
signal officer furnishes the following
special weather bulletin: The indi-
cations are that the weather will be
fair in the lake region and New Eng
land tomorrow, and rain will pres
vail in the South Atlantic States.
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Hosiery.

Naples and Chldrens Plain and Fancy,
in great variety. Silk Mitts, long and short,
in colors and black. Silk and French Lisle
Gloves Kid Gloves in two three and six
buttons, in white, black, medium and opera
shades, The Bernhardt Kid Glove, in black
only. Misses and Children'S Kid Gloves,
in colors only.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE CONTEST AT ALBANY.
Unsuccessful Balloting to Fill the
Vacancies.

Vacancies.
ALBANY, June 9.-In the assembly
Mfr, Patterson called up his resolu-
ton for the adjournment of the leg
islature sine die on the 10th instant
The speaker decided that the resolu
ton was privileged and in order
Debate followed, in which Alvord
Congdon and others participated
The resolution was laid over.
The joint convention met at II NJ,
MISUNDERSTANDING Hoskins pres
siding, and proceeded to vote
to fill the vacancy oecasioned by
the resignation of Roscoe Conkling
The senate voted as follows
Conkling 8, Jacobs G., Wheeler 5,
Rogers 6, Cornell 5, Lapham 2, Fol-
ger |, Bradley l.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-06-10

Skirts, ShaHls, Scarfs. Tirchnes, Handker-
chiefs, Notions and Fancy Goods in endless
variety.
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VIII te Goods.

Bishop and Victoria Lawns, India Mulls
Swiss, Persian Lawns, Nainsooks, Piques,
Hamburg Embroideries on Cambria and
Swiss, Valenciennes, Point Dion, Brabant
Normandy, Duchess, Point Brussels and
Languedoc Laces.
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MINOR DISPATCHES,

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 9-The rate COM
1nittee of the Southern Railway and Steam
ship Association met here yesterday A
large number of prominent railroad men
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KgAEsTlDN'S
NEW GOODS !
Dress Go0ts

In great variety, Summer Silks, Florentines,
Organdies, Linen Lawns, Plaids Armures,
Buntings, Ginghams, Beiges, Cashmeres,
Henriettas, Australian Grapes, Brocade
Cashmeres, Brocade Satin De Leon, Plain
Satin De Leon, Trimming Silks, Trimming
Satins, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

WONDERS or TUG MICROSCOPE a thcus
a-d wonders in nat1co tro loss to the human
eye, scd ny ~ nled to u ETough tho micro
so've. Talk Ct dividing sire'e fpidals's
web into ;.oaae2d a.ss n Is. or c.untiag The ar.
tel aod tCle>9 ia THO wi!g of n g,ssanef
NO h. t, By aid Ct the powerful eus ct e
ucrosco1e. i: Is !gu2G there arc lo2.c than
4 coo muscles in c caterpillar. The ogo of
crcuo c7rLies IA 600 nrro:s, acd The BODY OF
Every ll.lIo spider is furnished with four little
lamps, plc!c-a with icy hots, trcm cici Ct
which Issues single tbraad, sd when thous.
aud ct these ic5In each lump arc j;ued to-
sether, they MAKE the silk lac OF Wien the
spider spins !y web, a1d which VIC GILL E
SPIDERS th7efl. 8pidsra hsvo bcca ascn Is
small Ga z "rao oi sand, sd hes, spin thread
SO tao hat ii takes 600 ofthcm. put togriher,
to tqlal IN szo siogle hHir.- ChWc Il Uni0p
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RESssEE&:S5esMAE, aAAes3ss

5. CA.ED--is should be generally known ths;
- persons 20 unfortunate IS to lose one or
raGro Of thsr tos!ii nnsd no. wait weeks and
nontha FOR artificial substitutes ard endure in.
convenience. Cissgrecsbla changes in voice, fa-
clsl expression. &c., but may have artificial
teeth made before and Inserted Immediately sf-
tsr extraction Of their natural teeth. BIZ this
mode q ee.tnr adaptation, moro pleasant ex-
rre22on sao nesrer approach toward preserv-
lug tho natural harmony OF the features are So
cured ard very much of tho pain and difficulty
aEpotioIa2d in learning to uso toath arc also
avoided. hGvo prGcLicsd this mode successfully
ior ssvrn FeSr7, aid having Introduced it here,
would BIO g!at 20 refer any ono interested to pa.
Iients who k1Ow Oft from oEperen CO In trentine
tho La.ur:! tGcth my object is to preserve every
one that Tine, psteaca and modern methods oil
Treatment can save. The use OF arsenic in de-
ttroyi7G excoscd Hervca is condemned by the
mora enlightened Of tho dental profession or
account o: ia turning teeth dark, Inducing ab
rcos5 ana tioa!y tho loss Of the teeth Che nerve
pulp: which IL Inc aoufca Of lite to the tooth
should always DO treated, whom expo 'ed, with
VleR 70 III restoration to health. uae no chenp
soys for filling; my foa5 are much less tn an are
ua'tallv charged f1r the sams Glass of work
;toll Filing from Sl50 up; other work at pro
porLio2ataly low rates.
W. DONNAL.LY, u. DIS,
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ Of Michigan.
Ol!ica: 1871 + s!rco;, northwest, Washington
u. &. ep4-3m
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s. Gard,

Up2er7illc ?. o. Fsuqaier Co., w.,
May 10Th. 1881 !
10 the Editor Of the alexandria Gazette:
i sec By a WASHINGTON paper that tho color.
cd msn to &C arrested oa wslraGt from Upper.
vile was net on tho Washington train. This
is mistake. telesrsphed tho roIio, at Alex
sndTis to srros! the man "op train from Lees.
burg TO Washington" and giving his doscrp.
tlop. Tho man VAS ca tho train, bus tha Alex
andrla pol:cs are probably not awaro that the
L3esburg and Washington train docs not 20 to
Alexsudria, for if they knew. did cot tako the
trouble to meet tho train $. Jurc ion.
Yours truly, Il. NEVILLE.
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LOCiI SREVJ7IEO


Ino steamer Mary WsshGetc1 commences
der opAosy excursions to morrow TO O3uquan.
lie n.w schednlo Of the Va. M:dn5d rail.
7aV slo' ia;o ctf.c! to morrow.
va D1miaIon Comma cd:ry uoets on Sion
day n:gh!lcZ:.
q! The employees Of the Virginia Midland
halfway 60. wero paid { Il to-day.
The colored republicans of tho "a varl h.ld
'a axci.irg nl.c.i2g last night.
Bishop kesno will preach in ST. Mar7'a
tnuFch Tomorrow morning.
Hhe sunday irWS will 60 into eject to-mor.
row.
Tho the,mcmoter-8} degrees IN Tho shsie
to-day.
Tho aio..ncr Excelsior will stop at her wharf
moTrOH.
Mr.. Joseph Hopkins ha, declined TO serve
as . inaclbet OF tho Conservative Committee
from tho firat Ward.
Bio first strawberries Of the season srogn 10
thla nllghbo5ho5d acrc off.rai il make: t, cav
~ llr. ". II. SnowdeD.
iac pu:lp +! the corner Of WASHINGTON and
EIaDk!:n straets lss baen pat in good condition
and tbs people Ct thSt neghborhood ato row
happy.
hr.A-j. Bowen, OF Washington, delivered an
IN torcstiIE tcIIDare1ce e1dro.s et tho Rato,u -,
Club ng.!ing les. night a temnorauca rsu;yni
vii. bo cou1,aoncr8 IT, thio riiv navi J,ool
=,
vas a. a SH1neLius % 'Go canuloa!eo Tor
49,, W 20 so;o .or at lug primary
No.. oi Co'losa commons last
49, WI - 'elai fuetcacs were mace. and
%o"- I''' - i-ao, ocel consunicu'
Rev. ;an.c5 Henderson Smith of Eockhridr 20
colD'y' w., Who arrived atthe Mansion House,
"a I wy w ISGsouis 10 preach 70
;olrarsnb nis in,hiI;,v ~ NJ h;s 80. tso W
:Nr :3.al.a Wa much bol,er today,
~. =, 81, 81:
=, "a, ~ ''.''.T 1m 10. iHe p'n'ut or Ocoola
-H'c 81 ~. pieu VII! US opcneG on Monday
hi-At mex. NI paic5 Fiji Cc spared by the
l23i.g aacIDH Tho ,elr 10 charge 70 make those
who attend nave /: pleasant time. judge 9,
i. S;u.tt will oliver iho onanin0 address
-,
iAI cht:co u 1913 Or EaIcl mo ut. fG-
U0n Bl.:iGg association PURPOSES cr:o.pg
tcuf dHeios4 VIA sold Tbursdav 1iyht LAST
n. H.. chn;,. Co., ruroLsso3 ), NJ
;lerfis;, - q ,,r,,nin~i - 80. 49, $500 - -
Hr = I, :s.vira - s31 Snd ,ho .h;rt ~ ~ ~
=, Il. U'lIrisn A. SIS Tho contract FOR hniId'
$50 will b., awarded pa1t wo3y and ss il ia ono
l.! Considerable nn,nj:u.tciE, hidiing FIR Il wiII
Combines IN sni,i,ah "
-, -.
4"'& = H. l. S"HSs ""i.b sit'iLB Il! tho front
Geo. q h"E Te-lUsECo. on DHK3 street Lac. night,
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. May 1.-the mar
kct o.dsy is quiet and firm. Flcur is strong at
last quotations.. Receipts CT Wheat are light,
about 200 bushcls sold Mt l30 for Lancaster.
White Germ sold o. 81, 81! and 81. Nothing
doing in Rye Or Oats. Count7y produce COZ.
tinues dull and steady.
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sa' ,sii E:ua.ia.s arising from Iaym,
Ei02| .ansyllf ;eG,J.a3 by 5. l. H.--Tryl!.
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schs W Inc ucAu lcIIcr ONCE, IN washington.
Anderson, Mrs q Lawson. Mrs ElZibelh
Adams, Mrs Il T Mankins, Sarah
burke klch:rd Eol=on, Miss Lula
BOYD, Mr. Peterson, 4 Il
Chsnco7, Mrs Jalia psel!er. Miss Annia
Ca1tlclnsu, q Finn, Mrs Ssllie T
Danielr QI!s!sin; Miss Msry
DG.nel!, } L Snepptrd, Miss
Ford, Miss LaVinia Smith Fr,nk
gray, MTs g Eko.c. Miss Frankly
GALLOWAY. Mr3 G Stounch, Mrs BIZ
Hearn, j j Stewart, Mary &
Holmes, Mrs Sarah Storing, Henry 4
Jackson, M IS Joseph futile, Mrs MiLt,s
Kelly, Chsrlas Weir, Miss Biu;o
Lovelsce, Z 7 Waggonsr D
Lutte . - Whga!en, Miss Sale
Lewis, hI;5 Ids Williams Miss Annie 8
1t LEWIS MCKENZIE =. Nj.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

LOCAL MATTERS.
Ea1acu SERVICES, &C., To Morrow -
l.rH ChWca.-Scry,e a. II . n, and -
Ill., BY Nv. d.. Walker. =
s. Fails Church. -Sctvio, :. e, ma
; r. II. b. Rev. Dr.. Norton.
G5nce Cb'Tcb.-Saryice st II g., IN,
81: -Narys Gurch.-Servic. ct II s. m.
sd 52rmon bV Ri. Rev. j.. J. Kcaac, D. D.
I,s0or5 at p. n.
&is. Presbyterian Church -so1vioo 9: II e.
ri, a"t 2. ID. by Rev. II Whitticsey.
&gcofd Presbyterian Church-Scrviso at / |
o. n. sud .. N. BY Rev. VIM. Diowiddio.
.Re'b. EpjS, Ghurch-Servico at II G. 70.
sd 500 i. E,rby Rev. DR.. Poulsop. Sunday
ahonl Gt.3 u. N.
1sh. Fps. Church Sou,h-set7;c. at ! q.
i E Z; G q ,ey' :: sG IT = =,
- y. n. by Rev. s. Z. Trodw,y.
tree NethodiL Churct-9eryico 3: $50 =.
II. ny Rev J. I. Michael.
H1ptj$t GhMrch-Sc!vie3 a. u i, ID, by R3y,
). e. Chapman. No servoa 1T night.
GcrNl9n LNtHcr0n Gh,uch-Ser7ico st | o.
-, 10 hoRilsh, and 2. m, Ia G,rmac, by Rev.
Pr. S2heii"T.
lo'mgIim'S christian association. Service
sonS sac prayer II tho S-c5nd Presbyterian
>rur'h at ?. II. Jail az y. u. Hit;;s House
1850 +. II.
71a a., !,
20. ~ - '1.Its'IGT tT2oih"@te$ -"iy II. ioHl.-
as,t - sontb A.isl!lc o's;ss :lEn:y Wf~o'
5asl rains and Gn ~, I.C5 - o Emu
I'm poriioa
1.,n r,o.-,--,.- -----.--.--
'.i,''.1!"G HAhoEiiES - INC "iifa
-, . ',' s"o .s5lVGa ol t"e DHH"Ea F%a"'
p',,' :" '!;'3 E!'2 Yesterday F'sni'cc 20
.'.''J'' ~ "Ia'r4"Tt3 inc2,i1Ea last Ng1', 81
"acl Ela"!5 l. l,;cIcla1i JugG nl!, I.s:a
..'cat, Democrats, republicans a4,. al! others
"a1 desired VIZ pc5a1l.Is& u participate IN
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URINARY ELECTION, NAY II. ISL
& Respectfully announce myself MS c.ndi.
date for re.elac.ion 10 tho cili,o OF &ud.ot OF
Public Accounts 70. the city OF Aoxandris.
and request tho yOtGs of my fe!io1 ciiizaas.
mJ1-tpa =. T. HRDChkTT.
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aNHE LONG SOUGHT Fu.a FOUND AT
a l. aST-sonethirg New Evetybsly v:1i.
|! VINO Las pspers or pamphlets 10 bind or +. s,el
sosetntr. instantaneous in lis sctoa; finp.4
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ACES AND TRIMAIF,Ga.

Just recejs we'd:
T9rcEol, CiubS. Aeckin. Valenc!ennee, Bland,
Notanghs5n, Breton sn Lanqusdoc, in rem.
ao!e anu sra Ia 80 difitrsrt daisns.
~ <.--z -: -, VI. 4. =. EERKLEY,
nj9 "a King .trsst.
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., 26c E:qthcr ifojGL3itjeS. L@Gyli ISL
81 me Middle Atlantic S.s!es sEu:iy W.cDoc.
'"it 20 south winds. DnT.iy cloudy w2%tGcr and
'a1Hl rams ma ja.l!n: barometer ~ tho north
ycl p0riiQa.
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Sss.- II is cnrneB!iv Hoped thst Mr. James L.
ij.ton, ITO etiiciout ahd popular Secretary, Will
r.cot:iter .Is Determination 20 retire from tho
conservative Conmi!,os snd consent to the uso
OF Bis :lsulo. tio has rendered tho party vhlus.
bio s4rvicae nd IN tho laii Campaign it would
b5 & iii Kit 10 aupplv his place We hope he
viii pa.tIis tao usa OF hia name for the good Of
TIC parry. ihia being 10 tiue for efficiency 10
u gave gag 10 ;aaz pc'iayc:.
Il THIRD WARD
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is q list of the letters remaining
Persons calling for letters will SAY they sle ad.
.vertiscd and give tho date of tho list.
If not called for within thirty DAYS, they will be
sent to the dead lnttrr otiiTn in WushinotDn
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ri 0TICE-'it shall be tho duty of the Mayo
- on tho first day OF May in overy year t,
G'eo public notice ter thirty days that all per.
aons oWniag or Intending to kcep any animal of
The dog or canine species to como forward and
take Cut g license for tb9 ssGe from the Auditor.
AtLoc the expiration Of the tIne in said notice
or harboring ono or moro dogs on his, her or
thair premies without the required liceuso.
shall DO fnnd By the Mayor five dollars for every
tos-so owned or hsrhorcd. and one dollar Of said
fine shall be pEl1 10 the officer making the com.
plant, and IL case of the refusal or omission to
pay aald fine. tho Msyor msy C ommit tho offend
er to the work house for not less than ten nor
morn than Dinrty days"
quote the law 10 regard 10 dog licenses,
which Will DO rieidly enforced.
5792-lm C0URTLAND Fl. WITH, Mayor.
ARVEE'S CELEBRATED SPRING-
sale By Il ". AVERY. 226 King street
CTS PER P0UED.-We o0ar the beg.
* - TEt il the city for the rrico.
L. ". AVKEY, 226 King street.
+ iEAM|hGNL CIDER, very fine sod only
- 30: per gallon
81 ! GENTS PER gleEardt's
W Lager, liz 5es: ca the market. Bottles
to BIO returned.
L. W. AVERY, 225 Kiyg street!
GLD BAEEH, CABINET, SCHUYLKILL,
~ and other grades OF Rya Whiskey's, Sweet
CAssTos. Sherry, lor. and MADEIRA Wines.
Rum, Gin aud Brandy in store snd for ssle by
sp2S L. W. AVERY, 2z6 King street.
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pFLNQCGET lax BILLs.-Audit1r Broca
81! a5s tJr tho past two monks b.cD engaged
"a Tie preparation, aad hes nearly Completed,
IN o1tro series Of new acMuOt books coverr 6
10 GciaQu'nt bills annually returned By tho
,,tc0r3 Of taXes fer tho pas! twenty scars.
"H'n fully completed the crtiro record, cover.
q - pages, will contain 81 slphsbeticsl ID
mos. compic!a AID comprehcoaiTc, wh:ch
he OF gr2at value cot cny to the corpora.
IL Z financial way. but 10 property holders
30 ihtSl Intending to PURCHASE, es By glance,
hH amount due for taxes on property can be
IL aaa1rlanaa. O thing heretofo.e under
"e0Ii system a matter Of very great difficulty.
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i1&EtKEASg 3ieS5 MACKEREL 10 ) Is. ,iua
!: 4rytr. "a! w! Isl at hiCi,U&NEYS
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JAILED MEETING OF THE CoUNClL-A
.',Sl Iaeetitg Of the City Council will DO held
W. '1i al $50 O'Clock TO elect proxies to rep
.stE The city 10 the meeting of tho S.ookh0ld
q the alexandria Capsl Company to take
'"0e Monday ncx. st II o'clock.
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special announcement.

Special announcement.
ImLpEGN' i i'LoTH!HGi
jHILDaEHS CLOTHING |!
Ice Sr .t;c,l as ,I,y ,vrr wilnr a4ed in Alex.
>aa;.a. :"ni , :: Il ch'';irau from tTo years
~. i;:.as toe i,;tIc orae AID ii; them. The
0ug l:GT s EL0T;ilHii HOUSE 10 tho city D,o' {
fill 30 Gil a:l3 $50 iha SUITS ios Sill.
RI. j. WATERMAN,
Oac PIi;o Clalhie:,
at:.I Cti1rt klEg aud Fairfax streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

MCBURSsY {; Son have iast received itom
ihn BILL PARK VINEYARDS twenty fso cases
q Rose OF VIRGINIA sud NORroN's SEEDILNG
tlAEET WINES These winpf sro SO celcbrat-
cd to: their tinc jl1vor and pnrttG that c?mue:t
Is uaaecsssafy. Q1srt opd D;ut bottles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

s. $ THE NOMINEE Ct the Constructive 70.
r. adjuster raiiy for tho position cs Uoliea;o:
OF Taxes for the Southern Nia.c:cs os A!axan-
dris, respectfully solicis the supper. Q: ny
fellow citiZaag in tho Coming primary.
my3-tpeh W HSLHY AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

.SA REPoRT.-Oao hundred thousand
-',,'irs aud one thousand shad arrived ut Fish
No 10 cay and sold as follows: Shad Sc to
i, o.; huGdrcd. and herring at 81 TO - pcc
w. y. Uja1d. Mr.. VIM, knight. OF Washington,
~ 80 las been fishing tic Stony Point shore.
-, :, .[ ont few days ego. The season will close
atout ten days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

LIE MARKET. Tho market this ruorn-
* Us vel supplied with vegetables snd
.asi RsllccS, lhe prices, except for the sev-
"a a:tc,as named bcloa, wara about the samo
y a't SatuEd'v. Best cuts OF boof 25,. per
a1., iegb Z0,25,. PER pnund, graan peas
.l..j: per Dcck, tomatoes 80. pag box, York
s'.t'ga 5 10 aud l2,. Der head. asparagus 81
=, Per bu0ch, strawberries sos. per box.
-. t''agsS 402C0 psr d,zen. Fsh-Sbad
, ,.., Der nsiT, rock $50. per bunch, tlngo
TX ~ 1881 50 apiece. and herring lO.. dozsn.
'~.te Vas pToiusioa of beautiful divers 90
lug, ELieh sold readily ct coed prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

rgHE PEOPLES CANDIUATG-i RESPECTS
Il fully announce mysaIt csrGils.c 10. Tho
Office of Superintendent Of Po;ico s. .hs gano,al
election en- Mey =. 1851. End proniIo il e!nc!-
ed to discharge tho dc.ie' of the o!ico Faithfully
lnyS-.sr FkAHK NJ WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

4. P0RTNHRS EEER Coo. per doz2n III Nc
HUENEYS. 5j;iI2s AUS. BIO returD,d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

y-1Tca BRIGADE SATiN.5 kHOCAGE
e GnENADlNE5 NEW STYLE ~
RAILS md other attractive new go3ds DAILY 51 re-
CO ivei, .+,asa,..[ myGl -r-J. y. TAChh ELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

" OOKt kI-uu&EON C4TTLh
IA POWDER in 6 10 boZea, Can De purchased
for one dollar per bog st ,,,o,>,,,s,
feb q =: GU. stIoes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

ye0;}l'S ERBNCH COLOGNE, ths popu-
{ ~ 5etuiHs vi the d,y Ssmp!eilz cts !;
T1jhl sray Is c:s ; Meiiup, sizs 70 els. Large
sjZ{ so CIR. For sale By
r,bI7 WaRY!ELD s. HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

GHAkERS EXTRACT ROOFS, or MOTH.
~ Ek SElGNL'S CURATIVE SYRUP
We have been appointed wholesale agents for
ths above celebrated medicine. Descriptive
pamphlets msi led free to nn2 address upon sp-
plicaiion. jazz HT IL co, Druggists,
a,G 70 and l62 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-14

REsPEC,rR lilly snnounca myself n eau
/ didsts for tho tsycrsity, suffice. - tho de.
cis;on of Tho r,;,na-, election to be held on TIE
IT5 ~ ~ 80 Iao ps,na promise if cec,od % do
ovcr1,b;na IN 49, no no. 9 prono:e tn, welfsrc
Of the city. Do,rr
.ple-lms e. &. 'oN ga AM.