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Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
Low Rates Not EFectinx Whining.

Inquiry was made at the ticket office
of he Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad to-day, as to wheth-
er the cut in railroad rates over the
great trunk lines West had reached
this city. "No,' was the reply, the
rnt does not effect the Wilmington
office, and heretofore the war has not
reached Philalelnhia
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
The Poor. Poor Nyule.

"E. W." has just received postal
with the following communication
which she wishes pNhiisheG.
''Dear Emily.-lf yuu would stop al
Front and Market street, any evening
about the time the Philadelphia rain
arrives, you would see a narrowing
scene, the city cars over crowded and
the drivers beating the poor mules to
DEATH -
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
Tn q 'rtNNrs6 Late.

The st Louis gamblers banshed from
that city by the new anti-gambling law
have determined not to surrender theil
field OF operation en,irely,and will elni
CRATE t, East st. Louis, just opposite
on the Illinois side of the river, where
they think they can carry on their hnsi
mes, successfully. FrTy boats will run
regularly from the Missouri side.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
Un ful Nuisanc es,

Several nuisances in the shape of over.
flowing cess pools exist on Poplar street
between Eighth and Ninth. There was
a case of smallpox in one Of the houses
"a few days ago and the Overt flow from
the cess-pool ran ont to the street gutter.
Complaint it is said has been made to
the Board Of Health, but the nuisance
remaitis unabatcd,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
why Subjec, 20 CGstlveness:

You have allowei your bowels to be-
come habitually costve, your liver has
become torpid, The same thing ais your
kidneys, and you are just used up, Now
he sensible, got u package of Kidney
Wort, take it faithfully, and soon you
will forget you've got any such organs,
for you will be q well man.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
A q, ansing Opel alton.

Bailiff Daley, for day or two pas
has been tuning and sweating at rh'
unpleasant task of cleaning the base
ment of the ( ity Hall, used for lonl
timr by Dog Catcher Punt rs a SORT o
canine Andersonville. The work il
completed and b. ID. is happy again.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
Delaware TiUtting Association.

The leading members ofthe Delaware
Trotting Association, among whom may
be mentioned MrSsrS. j. 7. Dnnah0e. y.
Plunkett, Thomas McHugh and others
New Castle county horses, sometime
early in September. 1t will take place
at Scheu.zen Park, and should be- en-
couraged by our home sportsmcn.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
II IL all Hu m n N xgery

Not SO fast my triend;it yOn could see
the strong, healthy, blooming, men, wo.
men and children that have been raised
from beds OF sickness, suffering and III.
most death, by the use Of Hop Ritters,
you would say "Glorions ar1 invalua-
bic remedy" See another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
persOn0 0l.

John B. Ritchie, one s.u - cane b
tou's popular musical sal "s"' YESTERDAY
from ocean City, Ma y,,ic.nic at
nlayed for the G. H. A. lUs PlU,Ito to0l
Scheutzen Park. He returns
City to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
Another TeleDhOn

The First National Bank, in the
Clayton House, have had a telephone
put up and the signal is
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
wheat CrOD Harmed. j..

John S. Sudler, Paramount district,
Somerset county, Md, lost about 600
bushels OF wheat in the stack from fire
from steam thrashing machine. Nine
out of twelve stacks were burned.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
Brought here for lDtprmenf.

The body OF the son of l'r. Samuel
Rall Higgins of Germantown, Phila.
delphia, was brought to Wilmington
to-day and inferred in Old Sweies GENE.
terry. DIR. Higgins, formerly lived here,
aud about 40 years ago was an active
practiciug physician here.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
For Male.

Lot in Wilmington ard Rrandywine
Cemetery, No. 80, section II. Inquire at
th4s office.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-22
Closing Quotations.

The closing bids Ut the New York stock
market to-day, received over the private wire
of Elliott, johnson X Co., stock brokers at
Sixth and Market streets were as follows ::
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. s, 1881.
The Senate was not 10 session 10 day.

The Senate vas not 10 session 10 dty.
HOUSE OF RErREs ENTATlvEs
Mt Bdgse, of New Hampshire, prtssutsd
the Credentials OF Ossan Ray "a member eject
from the I'D Congressional disclric. of New
hsnrshre, and that gentleman having ap-
peared at the bar Of tho House took The oath
of Office.
The Speaker proceeded, as toe regular order,
to call Committees for reports.
Mr. Money, OF Miss. chairman Of Committee
90 PostOtioes and Post Reads. rep ;rted back the
bill regulating rates of postage on second class
mail matter
The call ct committees having been concluded,
on motion OF Mr.. +. Wood, of New York, (who
appeared 10 bis seat this moruog) the House,
st 1880, went icto Committee Of the Wbole
| lMr. Covert in the chsir) on the Funding bill.
The fer nal reading Of the bill having been ds-
| pets,d with. 1t Was read By sections for smsnd
ments.
MIR. +. Wood cf,rCd. uaner iostruo.iors Of
The Committee 90 Ways and Means, 90 amend
| meDt h2!pg the rate of interest on the bonds
| and notes authorized to be issuad by this SGT at
3 per omit being 81 per can} 10 the printed
bill.
Mr.. Claftin. CT Mass, opposed the amend
| men,.
Mr. Tucker. Of Va: Dies tho gentIsmao
want larger rate?
MIR. ChafiD: | propose that tho rate in tho
bill shall stand there. 10 opposingthe amend.
| nent. Mr.. Chsfa bad read an amendment
which he proposed to offer leaviog tho interest
at 80 per cent. and providing that TIC bonds
| shall be redeemabla after five yaats and psys
Bile 10 20 years.
Mr. Warner. of Oaio. suggested that tho
rate Of interest SHOULD BIO fixed at y psr cent.
MIR. Wood suggested that for the sake of
convenience his amsudnent coming from the
committee ca Ways and Means should bs by
unanimous consent considered ss agreed 10.
Ii 1t was seriously intended to act on this bill,
hours should not DO wasted 10 fiutlsSs and no.
necessary discussion
Mr.. els q otisoted.
Dir. Frye, OF Maine. thought that the ulcs
ton might as we'll be met dow as between 3
and 81 per cent. bond. A 3 per cent, bond
must necessarily run for twenty or thirty ye,rs.
Vouog for 3 per osat. bond would be voting
for q oRg bond.
MIR. L. Wood. thought the gentleman was 10
error in that assumption. He wished to
c'l! tho geNtleman's attention 10 the report OF
tue Secretary of tho Treasury. in which BIO said
that he believed that short time certificates,
having less than ten years to ruu
could be negotiated at three per cent.
He MIR. Wood thought that short
tlne threeHper cant bond uJud DO negotiated
which would make it acceptable and Desirable.
he hoped that the gentleman Mr.. Frye) would
not endeaVor to have the House comm. Itself 10
q position which was uuteuAble
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

IL th, conclusion OF Gen. Mah0no'a late st
mspises,o he says he wanfs TO start Virginia
On new career Of progress. prosperity. ord
greatness. Free spfftago ior eli met; fir
count q. he pools; FREQ education for oil chill
5rsD, ard an impartial administration Of The
Constitution and laws for ell citz,ps; and With
respect to the Nation and our sister Stsses,
homes. submission to the resell 8 of the wal
due oil rvatc, Of the Constitutional! amend
Ioents. The reconstruction acts, and ell the
other expressed aud Implied conditions tsst
accompanied the restoration of Virginia to the
Uoiop; thu cultivation Of f;atcrDa relations
with our fellow citiz'rs of every q1srter, aod
the removal Of sectional ,alousics and raca dis
tinCtions in ell our politics ALL of which arc
Just what thu democrats want, SID 10 the
achievement of which he will have their best
wishes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

Whatever failiOgs General Malone msy hnya
no certainly has 10 lack Of words. He gave u:
re,rly iva co!anps IL Tia Il edmond crsan,
the Wig. tsy or two ago, and this morning
supplies US With n.arly seven 10 lis Wastiog-
ton organ. the Republican. The first was o
weak attempt 10 excite GLASS prejudice. the latter
wesksr ors TO explain satisfactorily. Why
torcible raadjudgmsnt is not republiosnlsm.
From the flourish With which the approach of
the latest effusion VS. heralded. we wore in,
duoed to hope that it would contain dtfui.
ton OF the Generals opinion on National poll
tics. bot on that. the NEST important question
concerning him. he remains as dumb IS pu
oyster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
NEWS OF THE D3Y

Dir. Tbouss Do Witt Tslnsge, Jr. 200 ct
the Kew. ID. Wit Tai msge. died sud1etl5 on
Thursday ct bis fathers residences 10 Brooklyn.
Colonel VIM. Marshall Aadc,soo. bro!hir ct
M'jor Robert Anderson. Of Fost Sum:er f,ne.
ysars.
The CAndeu c,ua!y. n. j.. poor ho5ss is
reported to b,a veritabIo past house from bad
dransge, ADD eleven death. have cousred taere
within the sss week.
To" Ss1ate ,sa!elLay passed the Consular
and D!?Iom.!io kpprcnsial!oa bill. The bill;
spprouriates $l,l9l,435. which is sll,435
greater than for the ourreu. 6'ca! year.
John Fisher, cf Fiudiey, O1io. had his lfs
Insured recently, end went crazy for fear he
sou!i do sid sons other niaa cii,y the
prcc'eds Of the policy By msuy.ug lis widox.
MIR. Arthur NJ. Wheeler. fellow in the
Johns Hopkirs University. Baltimore, was
toCnd desd as dis b"ardicg hcuss yssey1s?
morning, sal posi- mortem exaninstioo hs.
revealed the rfssencs o. p!us.io acid ia bis
stomach.
Tho Repub.io,n CAUCUS Ct tie Maize l'g;sla"
ture YESTERDAY upapiucusly pouioated Eugcno
Hale fer tbs U. S. Senate. AdoIph Sutro has
Withdrawn from TIC senatorial o,rtcst 10
Nevada. aad J. g. Fair is n)w assured Of tee
domination aud election.
Ihe funeral services Ct tie lato Bi.hop A.
klnson took pl,oo yesterday at Wilmington, n.
Y. Bishops Whittle acd Lyman aLd uapy of
the Clergy welo prcs.nt. Tha cersmoaiss yer,
very Impressive and wero largely attended,
Tie remains wars inferred beneath tho sltsr is
81. Jsmeu' Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
FOR ETGN NEW.S

1he Car has issued uksso granting tht
| title OF Gerero Highnuss 10 tho PiiLcoEs Dol
gorouGi.
Tho Agsncc Eusso Of e Petersburg Gays
nc the dls:r!c.s where the crops have failed the
state will advance SEED and execute public
works, inttead Of Advancing money, es form.
erly."
A fire in Havsns Thursday night las. destroy.
Ell large cigar manut6c:oty. Of the persons
who slept in The bnildiog eleven are missing
and ssvsn sre known TO have been burned tc
death. The manufsctory wss insured in an
English compsny for EIO. coo.
l: is reported that the .Bri'ish camp at
PotcAefstrom has bean surrendered to the Beers.
All the leading men of Holland have signed
Prof. HsrtiDg's address 20 the English people
in behalf Of the Beers of South Africa. The
Dutch preas vindic.te the rising in the Trans
vss IS legitimate assertion of Independence.
In the House Ct Coz mons yesterday the Home
Ruie members gave ample evidence of their in :
ten!lon to o5struct sny legislation regarding Ire.
land which does not meet their approval. A
eceDe Tss cccssoned early in the session by an
IRISH member Insisting on . motion to adjourn,
large majority. Mr.. Forster, Chief Secretary
for Ireland. stated that there are now 163 per =
sons under police protection and that 2 573 sRrs.
risn outroges had occurred up TO the Both OF
Decem Der. lie hlso maintained tho right of thu
government TO prohibit Land League meetings.
Mr.. Psrnell and Others denied shat right, and
contended that the Lesgus was not responsible
for the outrsees. Nj. Fury and ten other
prominent members ctthe AnnsghdaWn branch
of the Land League have been arrested and re-.
manded. TIE State trials at Dublin sre drag.
giGg along tedicu.ly. 1t has been deI5ed TO
try the Land Lesguers arrested st Trslee in The
J all for fear Of d mob.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

Mtoh6slj, Illinois. has repudated lis corpo
ration debt. and ether municipalities in the same
State srs threatening 10 follow its example.
1t was allowed to do 50 by clause 10 the State
Constitution, prohibiting Incorporated conmu
mites from borrowing more taan certain pei
san!sse of its asssEs. and though the monty
was obtained at low interest and was expended
upon town improvements, tho debt has been
repudiated. aid Yet VIC don't hear sny nortLern
deouoclatiou of the population. nor aro the
people of Lite! SD designated By republican
papsgs ss thieves and robbera.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

The republicans are all cot Of ore mind r.
gardiug tho proposed sfis!ion OF Geu. Mahono
With the republicans. for, where's The Wash
ington Rappbta, ss5s it il tho grandest
political movement OF the nge, or word. to that
etfec!. the Baltimore Ameritso ssys:
The Republicans Of Virgins Gao never ally
themselves with party tina. ignores the creditor
and openly declares shat it will pay inst Az nu,h
OF its: as little Of the debt as il plseses.
The present iudicatioas, however, as was
stated 10 our Washington correspondence yeser.
day, create The Impression that Geo. Mahorc
has determined 10 ttr1V 10 his LOT With toe
republicans. and il he does i: viii be the greatest
mistake OF bis lie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
Marine Disasters.

LONDON. jap. o-Telegrams received hare
to-day report fearful disasters at ses during the
re c snt heavy esstery gale At i've o CLOCK ye..
terdsy morning the steamer )dleWild collidea
with the American bark Jonp Zittlosen. Captsiu
Meraym man. which sailed from Hamburg on the
81 inst. for Philadelphia. Before anything could
be done TO prevent n collision with the steamey
there came terrific crash on the stsrboard size
OF the bark, inNc!ing so much injury tnst sc.rce
~ i've minutes elspsed before cha ssn1. THIS
pilot snc Il vs of the crew CT the Zt.;osen wars
drowned. It is also announced thst The ,nins
Ca2o Sable and Wild Rose have both foundorsd
at 500, With their crew. numbering eighty. five
nen: The master aid sixteen of the orsw Of
the Indian Chief: which wa, wrecked q. Long
sand near the entrance to the Thames, ye.ter-
day, were ~asbed off and drowned during tho
night. q litebost from Ram.aate rescued tho
remainder of the crew, numbering twelve per
Gong. The mate died from exposure before thei.
arrival on shore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Suicides.

OAHA, Neb.. Jao. s.-W. O. Cocrs Tucked
hinsst IN bis roym ut hotel at Lincoln astcr.
day sud committed suicide by morphine. S,mo
years ago Coons was wealthy ct:z,u Of Foud
Du Lac, Wis, aud m.n of strong nts'leosusl
power. He married handsome hei, .ss, be.
came dissipated. led fast life, drank, &c uander
ed bis own money and bis wite's ard coame a
peplesj debauchee,
NEW YORK, Jan. s.-The dead body Of
Coruelle Henwood. aged 30. vas found il bed
to day 10 bis room at Pisrreport House. Brook
lyn. bis throat being cut With rszor. Tbo
bloody weapon aied b. his side. aud tho iud;e.-
tions are that he committed suide. Mr. Ron-
wood 10 said to DO Of English birth and roG.uny
arrived 10 BrocklYo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

GEoRaE ELIoT's HUSBAND. The Loodon
Examinar, 10 its MOTTO, of the death of George
Eliot, tel!s Of the insanity OF her husband, OF
which 20 previous public m,nton has been
wade. l! says: Il. seems hut little moro thsn
pesr sl1cs We lost Gsorgs Usory L.wcs. her
hist and mos: trusted counstor and compan.
,ou. and hardly twelve month sioc, the world
learned. with perhaps some degree of surprise,
that she had married gentleman Of the STICK
Exchange namsd Cross. Willie they were Oh
their wedding trip-it is no uso DOW to CONCEAL
the sad fao.s-he lost oonsrol over himself OF
venice, and threw himself from the balcony of
their residence. Happily. the sea and NOS the
the ground recsived him, and be survived, bat
DOLLY to bs placed 10 meison de ssute. Brsyely
Mrs. Cross set herself to tacs her now double
louly life. but the struggle, not surpassed 10 10
teosity By that of any o! her heroiues, did bot
last long. and she has now gone, q! the sge of
90. to the rest that must have come to her as q
relief"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. January 8. 1851
The market semains dull and quiet There is
no change to note in Flour. Small lots of Fultz
Wheat sold at liz. Corn ia lower, and 4Gs
bushels brought 49 and so. No Rye OF Osts re-
ported.
BALTIMORE, Jan. e.--Va IS old so bid DO
deferred IS asked; do consolid u bid: do I'd
series 70; pas: due coupons 90; new 10 90. 481 ;
III 4os coupon 81 bid to-day. Cotton steady ;
middiing liaall5 -Four firm, bat unchanged.
Wheat-.Southern quiet bu: steady W.etsrn
higher, but dull; Southern red 1l5all8; DO an
be. 12lal26; No = Western winter red 500. aud
Jan 1l6All6t; Feb llSalle4; March 12ct,l2os.
Oorn-5ou.hern quiet With light dsm.nd !;
Western a shade be.tsr. bu: quiet; Southern
white and yellow 62.5s store; Western mixed
spot and Jan 62as52a; Feb 54sa64t; March 544s
6sa; steamer 40. Oan firm and shade better {;
Westtrn white 45a45; do mixed 43as5 Rvo
quiet st lCOil02. Hay unchanged. Coffse
steady; Bio carsoes ordinary to fsie lltsl3t.
Sugar nrm; A hoft %. Whiskey Gu! at 81 ID
NEW YORK. Jan. Stocks strong. Money
8. Flour steady. Wheat uulet. Uofu Quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

CoUoHs-"Bro,0ns Bronchial 1rockss" ara
used With advantage to alleviate CoUeHs. SORE
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFEEc-
TONS. Fer thirty yesrs thesa Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and uatried, but, having tosn
tested BY wide and constant use for nearly en- OF.
tire generation, they hAvs alt,ined we'll msri.ed
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
1HE THnoAT.-"Bro,on' Bronchial 7Toche,',
act directly on the organs OF tho voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in Oil disorders OF the
Throat and Larynx. restoring a healthy tocc
when relaxed, either from cold or over e1ertion
OF the voice. and produce a cesr and distinc.
enunelaiion. Speakers and singers find tn
Troches useful.
A CoUGH, COLD, CATARRH OF SORE TERoAT
requires immediate attention, as neglec: Of.
tentimes Results in some incnrsble Lung Dis
ease. "Broton's Bronchial ITochss" Will 81
most invariably give relief. limitations are OF
fered for sale, many of which are Injurious. The
genuine "BroS,3, Bronchial 1ToeheS' arc sod
onLvi in 6orss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
10 commenting upon General MahoHo's

10 c3mmdntiOg upon General MabOSO's les.
manifesto. the Ne1 York Herald says:
1t would DO absurd AID sca1dalous for Mr..
Garfield to couniva at reputation, even if
povar:y forcss it upon the State II isipcred.
tis that be will put tho Federal patronage in
Virginia q! tie disposal of the leader of the
'teadjusters.' TIC controversy about paying
its debts must be LETT to tue decision of tho
State. The nsw national administration must
not soil lis honor by bestowing favors upon the
rapudisto-s. If Virginia cannot pay she must
tnd her Justification 10 her absolute inability;
but nobody Outside OF tho State. and least CT al!
President Garfield. need indoEso her pretepce
OF insolvency, which is disputed question 10
ths State itself"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
Accident to the Fast Nail Train.

DANvILLE, Va, jan, S.-Lss. night thu
fast mail train going South, on th. Richmond
& Da1ville railroad. while runriog Very rapidly.
rsr irto r>ck slids II miles east of Lsxinstop,
+. g. The engine end U. 8. pcs:ai ssr were
completely wrecked. The baggage car aai sill
the PASSENGER cars. Including the ssepar, were
moro or less damaged. rha postal clerk aud
baggage master and several passengers sore
slightly Injured. The ersiaesr, Mike o. Donncl,
and bis fireman were instantly killed. Tie
track cannot be cleared of the rock b,fcre risb.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
Financial.

New York. Jao. S.-The Posts 6usno;sl
article says: Too seek ex,hanpe markets are
oil a,s;vs a1d stro1g to day. U. s. bonds are
unchanged. end railroad bands arc t.2 pr
cent. higher. whers changed excepticg e
downward reaction Of s l. Abcu! noon tie
stock msfket has been continuously s!rous nd
prices have advanced 4,3 per oscs. "a"
money market is cosy at sac per cent. for c.li
loins Ais per cent. for lime losrs. aui 5s5t Per
cant. Tor primo mercantile paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

There appears TO be boom" ia Chesa-
peake aud Ohio canal bord,. Yesterday they
we're quoted 10 Blltinoro at So Tho advance
10 the past few days has been twenty per cent,
aud the bonds arc now five per cent. higher
than Ga tho day Of the recent decision
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
Domination of a senator.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Tho democratic caucus 1T
Jefsrson City lat night. nominated Hon. L. +,
Ccckrell for re election to the U. 3. Sen.ts By
vote OF lis FIR Cockrsll, 7 for James @. Brozl.
head aRd for Charle, P johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08
TEMPERANCE AT TIE WHITE HoUsE,-Mrs.

Hayes says the Chicago Times. gave 60 elegant
dloner lately to General AID Mrs. Grant. No
wine was served for the regular course, but the
usual way of svoidiug the rigor of the temper
suce diet of Mrs. Hayes was found 10 tho free
dispenss.iou Of the irez,n lum punch. This
poooh was strong enough to maks ary cd
drioker intoxicated. NJ one of the diners was
able to eat more than Two gIassss. 1t was es.i.
mated BY one of the guests that there was
nearly gill Of Jamaiol rum to each glass. The
dayes family partook of the beverage very
lree'y. Senator Edmupds who was present,
ssld to gentleman sitting near hiu, This
would be perfect il il we're hot."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

motion will b called up 10 the Equity
Court In Washington next Monday by Mrs.
Chrlstlspcy's counsel, Dir. Oliver. 10 suppress
the testimony taken 10 New York. Ii this is
granted. there will be 90 end to the letter bus.
iress. If il is refused the COUNSEL will epdcayor
to show that the letters a,s not genuine,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-01-08

The reosipt Of bids for mail rcu.es 10 the frs!
contract section, comprising the New Eoglsnd
ststes. Nsw York. New Jersey. Delaware.
Maryland, Pennss leanis. Virsinis and West
Virginia will re closed by the Postofhoe Depart.
nsnt Oh Meuasy psxs The services will bsein
on July 1sk