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4 Wouau Knng> aIcr,ciS.

Oo.a,, from Pennington. Wis. dated the ;4.b
says: Mrs +. Beardmore, * years o; az,
hung herself this morning. sac leaves z hss-
band and three children. Tie family wsgs
Ttsnected and no Ise Is assgnel lOr L. & Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS t0-day
elected Mr.. Tucker tVirg5inial chairman &
succeed Fernando Wood, deceased. The com
BIZ to aGilit free Of duty any copies of the
r6yistd translation OF the Holy Scripture
which nlay DC Transmitted from the university
presses OF England 10 the American COMMITTEE
OF Bible revision for their use The committee
ordered favorable report 10 be made 10 the
House UPON Mr.. Mckinley substitute for the
bill IN relation 10 the duties on manufactures
or iron which was adopted at their last meet
Ing. Mf. Phelps was Instructed t. make a
favorable report to the House upon Repre-
sentative CoTert's bill to amend the statutes
relative TO the bonds to be given by cigar man
ufactuFaTS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

TIE REMAINS OF H0y. F6RSA>po WOOD
The committees OF the House OF l'epresent tattye
and the Senate VIII nlea5 the remains OF the
late Hon. Fernando Wood at PiJtsburs on
Thursday morning. The members Of tha CON.
mittees VIII leave Washington for such plr-
pose On Wednesday night. Ii Is the present IN D..
tentlon to bring the p0jy 10 Washington and
have The funeral services !n the hall OF the
House OF Representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

JUICE LAWRENCE when he entered upon his
duties as First Controller or the Treasury,
commenced the practise OF having his opinions
printed for future reference. They are printed
In pamphlet form, uncovered. Congress has
ordered that they be printed In volumes. The
first volume including the opinions up TO JAM
lst, has been given to the printer. It VIII
make coo pages. Accompanying it will
branch OF the auditing officers, and also regu. :.
lat1ons In regard to The purchase and registry
OF bonds, the collection Of interest and trans
fers Of bonds.
FAVORABLE REP0RTs.-The Senate committee
on military affairs to-day authorized favorable
reports to be made TO the Senate upon all the
pending nominations for army appointments
ana promotions. These include the nOmina-
uons OF Major d. G. Swain TO be Judge advo-
cate general; Col Charles Fl. Tompkfns to be
deputy quarterfnaster general; Lieut.. Col Fe-
olger 10 pe assistant paYmaster general; tho
lWo appointments from cIvn life to the position,
OF major and paymaster, and forty or Hfty other
army nominations OF less note.
INDIANS DROWNED IN DAE0TA.-Oficlal dis
patches re ceiyed at the headquarters Of the de-
partment OF Dakota from Poplar river and Blu.
ford. bring news OF an extraordinary flood or
water and ice The Indian camps were fl looded
and many Indians and several hundred ponies
were drowned. Others escaped by precipitate
flight, losing their tepees and robes ID the river.
The movement OF Major IIges force from the
camp at Poplar river TO BufOrd has been blocked
Oy the swollen streams, and he cannot carry
out his Instructions until the fioo1 abates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

TIE OFFICIAL PRESERVATION OF the statue OF
the late Senator CollaEer, OF Vermont. TO the
statuary hall OF the Capitol was made il the
House today. and fitting spec, hes were made
oy Representative LortDg aud Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15
Telegrams to The Star.
THE GREAT WESEEgN >Naa
S10Hu>.
continuance of the Blockade iu
several >tutFs.


thiCiG0, Feb. '5.-The Tft'.F-O-eTl Spa ar,a.e
,hdleale lhat on the cross roads 9nd riilrolf
It's out OF the thoroughfsrPs there Is stti /
n'uai piockade I'm Illinois Iowa aud VISION
-. "a some localities farmers are GnRula
tNth 20 Te3cn the markets There = therefor,
nGch distress. Coal Is scarce IN Omaha th.,vs
be!ng only ~ tons OF Iowa soft coal In tha rir,
MIN prospect or several 13vs Nlo,,s91s f,I
!TtISnt. The loss ~ cattle IN tRc grayfn- So
IONS VIII De very heavy. TO aaf 10 - ,5's
eomftUTes OF rural points. a heavy sno.y sfor,,
sel In ast evening In western Iowa aud eas-s-a
y araSka-
The Situation az Omaha.
oxABA, NsR.. Feh iA-The 2Tst paSschsrr
train since the blockade began arrived tr's
morning over the Burlington Toai, followed
later in the day by two others Three trains
over the Northwestern road aud three over the
ROCK Island are expected to -nlght The jnlon
PaclIic road Is practically open aud on tfaa.
me Republican Valley branch 70 Itucoln a
ne Burlington and Missouri river system Ara
entirely closed up. The storm extends y ~ e.,
sydney with heavy wind and drifting snos.
sWo Hundred Suffering pa>scu-
SiotN CITY, Iowa. Feb lI.-The last snow
ploW o. the Illinois Central road broke on sun
Jay last. At Sioux Fails an indi.-natIor meet
inS OF 25o delayed travellers decided 10 sei,atls
u ain and open road TO the city but CaY, II III,
whtn the engineer disabled MS engine They
have little iuel and no whisky
kansas Pacific Railroad showed
Up.
DENVER, COZ. Feb. l5.-ThN Kansas Pat,g.
railroad is showed up from Denver 10 Rrt,o,
Vile. The legislature has adj3uraed sine 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15
SPORTING GOODS.

Do LEWIS az
INDIAN CLTRS!.
THEY expand the Chests OF Men. Women snd
Ih1drep-Nsyst0p and permanently strengthen Tie
LrtIgs-ksTden al the Muscles and overcome the
dehzitstiDg effects of EedentAry Habits. Fresh ar
dI. daily exercise tth Indian Clubs lCiU cure Dgs-
gsEsad, Debility and Tgiy 'aLL the HIS that Fsa
- helr TO-" Beautifully shaped polished and
balanced perfectly on Kehce's model Of Rock dapIe
Price with Illustrated Book Of InstFnctiou) any
siZs or EaI0ht from to 10 Ibs.. only 81 per pair
so.t oRiy st
O5MEARA'S Sporting Bazaar,
Cor. 10Th and r SIS, OPP. Treasury,
Delivered free every where; send orders by postai
csId or telephone. decg7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

xxrM. STONE ALERT,
w ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
fsH5-em No. dDS 1ih Sc. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

Hen. Fernando W0Oss,s fsemasa..
ST. Louis. Feb l5.-The remains OF Hon Fer
nance Wood left Hot Springs at l0:@e O'Clock
this morning,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

MEN oF-WAR GOING UP THE NJ MEssIsSIrPT.-The
t. 5. nen- -0t-war Alliance and kearSage have
been ordered to visit some OF the points On the
Mississippi river above New orleans. Wnen
the Tennessee made similar trip three or four
years ago she attracted much attention from
tie people. who had never before seen man
Of. war on the TiApr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

MiDsHfrVsE X. G. Smith has been ordered 70
temporary duty In the navigation department,
Washington navy yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

OLEoHARGARINB.-COl. Francis y. Moulton. of
New York, president of the International DaEry-
meEs association, IS in TIE city. He wants
congress to enact Law 10 prevent the sale of
0eomaIgafine as butter under severe penalties
Tor all inirdction OF the laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

SPEAKER RANDALL has gone to Philadelphia.
During his absence Mr.. Blackburn, OF Ken
tucby has been designated 20 act Is Speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

THE UNyEIIISG o. FARaaGCF STATCE.-A!I Of
the vessels on the home station wi! be in the
vicinity o. Washington on the 18th of April
next, The day set apart for the unTciItng OF the
Farragut statue. Their officers ana crews Will
take part ia the attending ceTe}nonies. Such OF
these vessels as can come UP TO Washington
Will do so, and the Others VIII probably 60 TO
Annapolis or Balttm5Te: The vessels Wb0sa
crews VIII participate arc tn Tennessee Yam
haitian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

TIE YANTTC, commanded by Commander L.
I. Woodward, VIII proceed TO st. Johns, Y. f..
providing she can make that harbor. and VIII
bring TO the United States the remains OF the
!ate PaymaetCT Baug Imam for fnterment.
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sNo Hundred Suffering ,pa>scu-
EOSEIGN AFFAIRS.
ManChCAfcI MarlIct

MANtHFS7FR. rU I5.--ThP mlrkrt fOr V4rvS
ana fabrics is duh, but not lower.
nr. PaFueII Oh the tea.ue Euud
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Tbs NV LIBRARY BII Senator Voorhees,
to-day called UP the bill FOL the construction OF
new library building, ami earnestly urged
prompt action. BE showed the condition OF
fHe norafy. presented the danger OF its de.
structiOn and pleaded for action before ad-
journment. The bill went ever at the expiTa
ton CT the morning hour. Senator VOoFiiea5
says me intends TO call the library building bilI
mp every day until he gets It through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

NAVAL ORBBRs.-Chief Engineer ". s. Star
mon as member Oh the board OF examining
engineers. Philadelphia. Ensign W. 6. Cowles
from the QuinnebaUgh. European station Au.
gust lst next, and granted four months leave
With permission 10 remain abroad. Chief En-
glneer b. +. Garvin. from the navy yard, Ports
mouth, y. H., March lst ana placed on waiting
orders. Chief Engineer d. B. Maconab, from
duiy In Charge OF The Flores at the Portsmouth,
y. H., navy yard March lst, ana ordered 70
duty ut that yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

CART. S. P. HOUSTON. l. 5. N. c., has been
ordered 10 consider himself detached from the
TeDnes see upon her arrival at New Orleans.
and viii proceed TO this city and report 10 the
cCmmaDdant OF the corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

Mr.. BuRcHARp, director OF the mint, ap-
peared before the House committee on The
judiciary to-day In advocacy OF Representative
Laphams bill TO amend the revised statutes so
as TO protect United States oiflcers from exc
eutions In any suits or proceedings ageinst
cfal duties No action upon the bill was taken
ht- a nnmtftPq-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23
Alexandra Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
LOCAL BREVI7yE,S

Rev. MIR. TrsaGw.y. will Geiive. 81 address
be!o'o tho Rt0rm Club, NJ their rooms: this
evening.
The tol. new houses on Cameron street. b.
tween Columbus and Alfred to bs known IS
Mount Vernon Row, have been completed
The ferry steamer City of Washington will i!
10 expected, DO launched from the ways al tho
ship yard TIE latter part OF next week,
A FOUND party 70. the henef of the poor OF
tie city WAS held to-day under the auspices Of
The Ladies Union Belief st the Relief room. on
Wolfe street a lsfge amount Ct provisions AID
clothing were cent in.
A man and woman has been living together
In this city az man and wife Tor over ten years.
a few nights ago young man came here from
Washington married the woman, and took her
away. much to the surprise OF tho deserted lover.
Auditor Brockett sdVerIises elsewhere in the
Gazette that he is ready, SIS required by resc
luton Of tho City Council, to execute deeds OF
relesse to the property sold ct tho tax sale Of
1879, upon the oWners coming for ward and re-
dsoming the same by paying the !a1es. expenses
of aale cost Of Transfer, with accrued interest.
&C., &c,
Dr. Franklin tells us lie oLca spent all his
Christmas money in buying whisl!e from some
unprinclpled person who took advantage Of his
childish ignorance, and also how near he came
10 Visiting all the older members OF The family
in distraction. What would have became Of
ihe D. ~ o.. ois VI Lue great pnnOspphor DSu he
putchssed one OF the tin horns of Our day
Rev. MIR RoseEstrsu5E, after the regular scr.
vices in the Hebrew Synagogue this evening q,
3 O'clock. delivered lecture in German, tbs
suffice! being the Victory OF the Mac4bees over
tho he.tGen king of Syria. The feast of
Lights. commemorative Of the purging of the
temple snd the rebuilding Ct the altar after the
Syrlsns hsd been driven out. b,gan last Frd!y
~ sundoWn, aud will Continue til 10 morrow
Il Ibt al The sans time.
Mr.. John Swift. who lives in Mar9lAui, just
opposite this city, and VINO has been quite i'll at
has home Tor sonG time past, has 10 far recover.
Cd his heath az TO be out again. and will hAvo
large supply of hls fms sweet potatoes 1t his
stand IL tue market &C. morrow,
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TRET{E sfTTE6TED

[5oiGo Important Statements Of We'll Known
fOoDla Wholly Verihod.l
In Older lhst tho public may fully reslizs the
gonuineness OF The statements, as wall SO tho
p0War aud vslua Of the article Of which they
speak, Wa publish herewith The fac sim,e sigma
tures Of parties whose sincerity is beyond quos-
ton. The truth Of these testimonials is Rbso.ule,
nor can the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1sndris, Va, August 4, 1881.
WAS thrown from my horse or years ago,
md suffered severe wound OF the side, which
was aggravated by Gl!ordered Kidneys. Rleven
months ago WIS ATTACKED with pneumonia and
plaC 3r C ,ohse depOsits Of brick dust and slbu.
mon being di=CernhOle By thu naked eye. l WAS
confined 10 the house for six months, sud was
unable TO cross the d Dor without Assistance. NV
ply sicIan did me no good. Having read in nv
ronGlous weekiies or the wonderful cures BY
your safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and being
advised N usa II by Captan Gresham, ! did so,
and Am OLCa moro hbe 10 walk III . streets. Nv
pars have ,o:t me. and behave if had used
the rnlhaiy u gear ago thouid then SO have
D, or lurE1
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o2entnG nad CLOSING OF the ssssIs.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. O., and Northeastern mails
). ~. IL N. aud 6 and Is p. IN.
Wdsanrn rinis 81 and q Is o, ul.
Southern mails, Wis Richmond. Va. 10 80 a.
n. hGd SO snd Ia y. IN.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
5urK, Virginia, way and through mails, ! Gu a.
Ii. aud . % j. m.
ID snssGas Division 7 90 a. In
hie1 Aillris ii Round Hill Va, 500 III
OrENING,
tGrthern aid Westorn mails. via Washing.
90 -. T., S 80 E. NJ l. m. and 4 ca .. III.
Sonlhorn malls, Wis Richmold, Vs., 8 &c. s. m
ana = 30 \. in.
South western mnils via Lynchburg. Virginia
Through malls including way mails on Nj dland
abroad, 3 30 y. III.
Manassas Division 30 pm. for lock box only.
Round Hill to Ale1andris, Va, 8 80 p. m.
''ttco Hours--Otlco orens al 8 81 q. In, and
cisos st 7 OPP. iii.
Sunday Acurs- Office opens Al as q. NJ, and
,losos At 9 81 q. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

Gta nt Tue meet popular raedicihcs bow before
tho American public. is Hop Bittsfs. You soc
II everywhere. People take it with good elect
II t'uI!da !hem W. 1t i. not az pleasant TO the
TAI Is rs :, III other bItsr6 Is il ia not whiskey
dtInk LIS more Tho Old fashioned bone set lea
that h IS Gona world OF good. ii you don't feel
III lightly Hop B!tters- Nunia Nclos.
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" LL<lr~"I~7~,>1 ~

Iho'.ssnds of equally tttong endorsemenls-
|" any Of Them IN cascs where hope WAS abandon
cd-hApA been pu.unl.tily GIVEN. showing thu
Iclnsinoe p1~ar o; Warmers Safa Kidney aad
Laser euro III all dlsthses OF tue kidneys liver
Or uf'thry organs II shy ore who reads this
hss snY rhy.lcll trouble. remember The great
daIyuc Of delay. leGn3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

ALFNANDRGA's RAILROAD STGCK Tho
Commissioners Of tho Sinking Fund met yes!er
day afternoon at the Auditors office 10 consider
the QUESTION Of selling tho stock Of tho city in
The Virginia Midlsnd Railway Company. The
city bod t. GOO shares OF stock 10 the old
Orange and AleIan irs Railroad Company for
which 1t paid $50 uOO. This amount, coo shares
has been reorgaGiZ I'd duwn To 100 shares in the
Virginia Midland Railway, which ARG now SELL
ing at 20. The matter was only considered by
The commissioners ysstordsY and 10 detinite aa-
ton W.s tsken.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEC %, 1881
San riSt,.....-..... l3 | Sa1,, scts. 16
ankIVED.
Str Jana Mo6slcy, Norfolk. to + A Reed.
t5tf ArroWsmth. lower Potion &C, to 20.
tom &C Ferry 90.
ctr hnttsLO. lowar Pot'c to j Brodere & %.
SAILED.
Gtnp G knight, Now York. BIZ Reed .
Str Ieno Moscuy. Norfolk, by A Reed
Sctr Virginia Dare, Rick m ond by George Y
WoTih!net0n y son
MEMORABILIA
Echr jennie GreenbanBa, from Rt ckland fer
Richmond. phssed through He'll Gaie "a.
Schrs kurotas and h ) Grahsm cleared at
New York fer Richmond sea
Schr Ma5al Staples cleared st Boston for
Rich nond 22d.
Sehr NJ b Rand, from Gsorge:own ct Fail
River :0th.
Sehr . u Wheeler. fiom Richmond, st Fail
Rive: 20th.
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GMaa>=N4<SAQ9e3}15,

Alexandria, Vs., August 4, 1851.
About 10 months ago ! was consid or Adj p
troubled with constant desire to urnats On
the recommendation of Captain j. &. Graham
OeHah 10 use warner sale Kidney and Liver
Care, siId II has tllecl6d An entire eu;s in inv
caso
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23
FOCAL MATTERS.

Che Weather Pro5aJiiities. Dec. % 1851
10. The Middle Atlantic States much colder
clearing weather, westerly veering 70 uor.hery
winds, md higher pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

PERSONAL -Mr. tiola II. Jones, formerly
OF this city, but now tg III oi the Uaian Pee.
&c Railroad, at Green River. Wyomi6g Teri
tory. arrived here Wednesday. TO spend The
holiday with his relatives ana liaEdi Mr.
Jones lett htrd su1efai SuLIa sY1a fuurg ua0
Tor WyomIoY. whore, ly ccSr attn i1n 70
tu5lDc:a. no has bsen WY suc 'ass;u 10 sd
dIn6n to be,nE deputy saeild Of SWsot Water
county, he Is mamb ,ltct Of thu L'eisla-
tufe, tho only democratic e;sator from his
equity. tie will Ieava ueyt week for Ctty 5nne
"dera the Legislature inGaia Oh tho inst oi
January. to enter upon his Legislative duii;s
Mr.. Jones will be welcomed 10 his old h5m5 iy
hes: of friends.
II. q. DuIaDy. esd. and VIE. Of L,ulouu
cjuaty. Passed through hefo US trIuy far
Richmond.
Dr.. Geo. r. Plaster. member Of the L,gisI.-
turo from L>udoun county. 10 II glstcrcd Ut
Groeh's Mansion HOUSE,.
Gov. Holiday al d Colonel Chhres =. Taylor,
Judge Charles X. t1iuirt. toe House Of Dale.
gates, and nj jor frrEc:a L. Smith, OF lha 81 hta
senate. arrived 10 the city 10 dhy from & b.
nnnd.
hsj0r h. Taylor Scott II Wstrenlur, anl
Ten. FitT Leo Weru also in the c;'y to. day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

lNJUREG.--John Beakhsm, small calorod
boy, while on tho steamer Harry I.odor. l5 ing
st tho foot Of King street, this mor1iHg in some
way got caught in the II Gch iaery Of tho steamer.
and was partly earn Sd around largo whneI.
tie WAS discovered by o c5lo5ed rTa;i, who rescu,
him, not. however, until his left log htd b.rn
broken besides sur.aibing other painful Injuries
about the body. Tbs Injured boy wss carried
10 tho htms Of his parents, corner of Wolfe aEd
hiipslien
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

THE CANAL -NaVig ,iion on The Atsao-
week. when The work of lenglheniDg the locks
on the Chesapeake AID Ohio Canal will be IN.
menc: ID. All ihe boats belonging 10 the Amor.
Iean Coal Company have baen uulosded Thore
are low bU! twelve boats out consigned to
hesars. j. Z. AQnew L Go. Thee bca!s sre
expected to arrivs hare next veak, wheE The
water in tie canal will DO cut eff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23
MCLEAN s UHLER,
NO. Is KInH STREET.
nnc31-t0G5

DKEMIUMS SAFETY OIL.-Wa desire DAP.
J. ticuarls 10 C Ill ths attention of our clsion.
ers 10 lns Oil. cur eales OF vii h arc largely ia.
creating and with entire satistaclon TO iii u.ioy
it. 1t il absolutely safe snl non. e1 p.osiyoundsr
oil circumstances water. whita in c1or, burns
with . beautiful, soft and brilliant light, and
being much less volatile, does not coreume 90
fast and ia therefore in reality no more e1uan-
sve than coal oil. No change OF lamp or burnsr
needed rs it is used in the esulo manner ss ordi.
nary coal oil. Price twenty.f Vo ceu.s PSF ga
Ion. On receipt of tTo dollars va will dslivsr
free on board cara or toAt iu Alexandria 6 ays-
ed to any address desired.
JANNEY $50,
dac13 Main Stora NO. 1872 King strait
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

RANK OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL
- DIVIDkND .-Applicstlon having bssn
made to tho Governors Of the Bank OF England
to direct the payment of one Dividend on the
sIfn OF Il eco. l0l Consolidated 6 par cant an.
huities tsIf tofOre standing in the name Of M AIRY
RuKWHLL UARTEk DULANY, of West.
b.u:ne Hail. Lcudoun, Virgins, United tsies
Of america, spinster, and which Dividend was
paid ever to the Commissioner for tho reduction
of the National Dabt, in cons, quencs of hav1 e
remained unclaimed since the 5!h January,
ISL
N otioo il hefLl y 1i7sa that. on the expiration
Of three months from this dste. (Decem Der "a.
1881 lhs sid Dividend will bs paid TO Mary
BurWsll Garter Neville wife of Robert Neville
formerly May BnrWel OArtsr Uulsny, spinster,
who has claimed the Same, unless some other
claim thereto dec23-tWlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

TWO GENTLhIEN, o. q gentleman and
Il wife. can fad good BOARD in q private
family. Apply 81 this fiGe. nov2o-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-23

POLICE NOTES Tho Mayor had batoro hi 90
THIS morniug George Whitticsey and BIB Ms-
$40. both ooloted. Tor as;aultlog. 10 font Of
Shiloh ChWcl. SONS wo;ks ago, Joseph
Grsg, also ooorrd Aft>r the examination OF
q largo num5oT 81 Hltni sSos, tho acaasad Wero
used $ eeoh.
Dan hiung.r Tho pni!ad ,Iphia saiiJr CON-
United to tbs chuiu gapg few days ego, was
offered bis freedom % condition that he Won
ship on vessel u az at tho wharf. The Cap
tain was present ready to taxa lin. but Mu1-
gar refused to ship aud wett back to Wcrk On
the chain eacg.
Jackj1n Garrett, c)iorei. informed the piles
authorities that Cleo. Coles, also eoloIed. bsd
te0nously tsk9a from his blacksmith shop,
Gear tho canal basin, an anvil. The anvil was
recovered by Officer Davis ia second hand
STOP. The thief Was s,rtsied this afttracou.
Tute Henderson, oolored. paid his fue aud
vas released from the chain gang.
Officers Crunp aud Pat Hayes arfestsd last
oght, in house Of had repnte Annie Gregory,
Henrietta Stanton. B.uia Lana Emma Lane.
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