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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-11-04
Local Notices.

Physicians say HOPS and Malt Bittsrs are
the best.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-11-04

QTO A WEEK. SIS q day at home easily made
ID - Costly Outht free. Address True Co.
Augusta, Maine. llSs2yl'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-11-04

Hoxie & Stebbins have bought DR.. Rowe
Office and moved it on to Amos Darling's |,
for grocery store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19
GSE &SS-4:s. A5,;i ,

lSso}l GREAT 1851
PMNasELyAELA RogTH .,n
70 TIE NoHTR ,1,T4Hf WEST : 2ssaK : SooEh " hS1
H.A;5NIFIUENT EQJIPMENI.
Noveubes TN, 1881.
Trains leave Washington Gom depot OF BAL.
TIM0GE 4 FOTOMAU EAlLkOAD, cor
asr ef S;Sih and !: st.sets,, IS i9liows:
10 80 an. daily, ,a,cept Sunday, hnd zoo, l0.01
end 1915 PIN daily, with Palace Csrs. Jam.
i.sd Ezpres2 or Pullman PLsior Cars $50 Z.
s.n. daily, eSc&p. Sunday. Go' Phiista(Yhia
:nd 10 80 s. II. 59i.y. except Sunday, and
zoo, S 90, 10 ATT 20 Is p. m; dsily.
Chicsgo Limited Kxp-sss 5 % =. II. daily; fos
Pistsburg and Wes. III 80 e m. daily $50 p.
n. hsig, *ita 1'aisca Gar - 'itia21rg.
Eos CanaDSajgUG acd :ha Soctt, S w e. II.
ozceP: Sunday end 9a9 p n. :sily, a@ccps
FOR z: ztk:lis, 1870 Il, IL. &ailH except 54n-
For baltimore 20. $50. $50 nad 1879 :. r.;
2,CN. i ~, i.4G. SIS 3.39, 10 90 aGj 10 IL D. u.
On SaGd:.S. .6.ij aaa 1870 a.l2.; - . 81, 9.:i,
IL % sIi ~, Is ,. il.
For Eopas ytsek inc. - s. =, s,-;.! 80 p..a.
daily, c.cap. SaEHay.
For Annapolis, ~ :. a. AL q p. 70. aa!:y
except s;IalaF.
LOCAL. TRAIMs.
Scr Elcxxcd2ia 6 %, 20, go, .nd g 81 &,
H., md "a o, S %, 6 q sud II 80 pm. 5uo.
day 81 e 50, -, caG Il &c a.n. aud 20 2. n.
CTains losyo k.L21nnGG.r. !2r Wssn.ng.ca, u.31
sos, and q :. ~, Ed IL, 8, 3: 7, 8 IL
p. d. aud Y l,r..I. F.
On Sunday a. SO. 60 u =. u. and % SAD
8 IL 2. rd.
ThROUGE GEaIM FOR TIE SOUTH, via
Qusntico snd Richmond, will leave Alexsl-
d.is al 6 81 kac il Il r. IL. daily and ~ z.
n. d@liy, except SuaAaY.
aat plail, iea?:nE at Il u :. u. nslies bu! .wo
sscpg, VIE: 81 Quacl!cO and fredericksburg,
betWeen AiexSldcta acd R,chnond.
Tickets s0d information csu be procured ct
principal rsi::Osd Gtat:ols aad s;cket Offices
Southeast. j. =. WOOD,
GeS'l. Passenger Ageni.
S&AiEE THOMSON
:2srn:ci ts:ae~ar. now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Dr. Z. O. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
4ENT; & specific for Rysteris, Dizziness, Con.
sion. Loss OF Msmory S9e-matorrhe., Impo.
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
ago. caused by ovor.exerti0n, SELF sbuse, or over
Indulgence, which lesds to misery, decay aad
des!h. Cne box will cure recent cases. Esch
box contains one N onth treatment. Ous dolls.
boz, or six boxes for fye dollars; sent by msii
prepaid on receipt of prica We guarantee six
bozaa 70 cure any case. With each order re.
ceivoa by us for six boxes, accompanied with
i've dollars, We will sendthe purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee 10 return the monsy if the treat.
meat deea not effect cure GusraE.ee8 issued
9y j &N q sY e Co., Druggists, Eie1sndria,
Va, wholesale and retail SCENTS, Ortors 6y
Nail will receive prompt attention. mari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19
TFz..sc. from Minutes

at & NE;:TiEG OF mHs BOARD OF
Es--s. ALDEHMEt!, hald November 9. 1881,
It Was cFdes&d. Thss 50 election tor member
OF lha Board OF AliarEGD trom the Third ward
of this city ba held ou Tuesday, the 9Th day
of December. 1881. to i the vacancy cccssiosed
by the Resignation OF Charles 4. Stuars ss
member FROM that wsrd, and tbs. the judges
and clerks Of thu ward at the general elsc!ion
be Instructed and empowered TO act ss such in
snid apecial cleclioa. Te;ts:
JNO. JAMESON,
noy10-:e CLERK Roari of Aldermen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19

63G!nElCS CctJuer !r 1881.
Tho MAIL TRAIN will :szve ~ Washington
st 8 20 .. II. ard A-lexandr!s =. 925 s.. ii,
daily, except Sunday; p.sa AoosbUrg, -soire
westward, at II 80 s. u &nd x:rlVs st Round
Hi! at l. Is D e.. Lasve Found Hill at IL 30
,. nj aaGa L0asburg, soi1s eastward. ut 10
p. ~, RID arriv9 ST AleZaaGcia y. 8 u ii. u.
snd st SaRhingtoa st 3 20 p. n.
The AGO i alCGA&tUI;T TSAIt} viii leaye
Washington a. i ~ 2. -, c21 Alexandria 3.
IS 2. r., daiiy, except cund.y, sad arrive a.
Geesourg a: Az D. II. Leave Ases0Grg at = W
e. n. and arrive st Alexandra az s % =. IL,
ant Washington at 8 80 :. L.
ST Passengers iroGl Washington sill tlks
the Washington s:ld Uuio cars nt taa EalsiIooYa
q Potomac EaiirCad Station as9 70 s.ln. apG 10
p. ui., snd 90 Through Tis10G: CEsnge Ci CAFE.
Iho G.25 s.1a. tcElD troJn i:le1an1iis and 1890
2. u. l-sin from Round Hi coanectat at hound
Hill With GOSH 4 aT' $ Daily hine Of
Ooaches for Srickersville, Bsr-yvilie snd VIM
chester; also Eedmsns Linz OF Oosches, which
.ssss hassourg daily for Aida snd Middle,
burg.
Both trsiEs, westward :I;zxe cloae connections
as Yieans, vita oisson's Line Ct Stasea Tor Eaili
lar Court House.
s;on1Esatstioa s:cEeEs, g csr peg rzaa.A
aNSaRsal gicGG Ges. $50,
= Z. aAYENER,
ocl4-H t-ela:2l ..icGoi kgens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19

"a
The attention o: those in!oreste3 and Who have
not paid their corporation taxes 10: 1851 Is call
ed to the following extract from tho revenue bill
:or that year:
"Cn 81 bids not paid OF tha I'd Cay cf Deceu1-
ber 1881, thera shall bs s>setsed aud collected
penalty of per cent upon tho amount Of said
bills, snd upon 81 h!is reinSinios uaEsid June
lat 1852, damages ~ tie ia:e CO /! per cent Per
aHrum shall bs p:il."
This provision hns hacn ,Iiily e1tozcad, and
without siege exception curing the last two
years. J.. is hcped sll will avail themselves of
the opportunity 20 pay before Dccember z, 1881,
and save this per cent, for sfee thit lime we
81 al be completes 10 force collections.
JGS:4! ., AlGT, Gel. NJ Fist.
:. L F3&Lb, Col :. Diet
Boom MirHes Luhd!n:. CEce hours from
9:c4 ncvlS-lD2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19

IF YOU want Cheap or a Fire Overcast.
Ulsterette, or Reversible O7evcoat We hsye the
best assoItmen; aud the lowest prices in the
city. 8, WATERMAN T. Sow
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legal NdsgiC&S.

NJ OTICE.-Stsving qualified IS exccurix of
~ DR.. WM. b. ELlPSEEIN, deceased, AL
persons, ara hereby notified 10 call and settle
ther irde5ted@@ss; and s!l pe:sons having
clg.ns agsinst the eStsle will present thero duly
authenticated for payment. =. =. klps!ein,
81. u, is aptGo,iz e, to receipt f0. all uonies,
due tho es;ata. II. a K hAlE5rHlN
novl4-i,l@ Ex's. o; Or. VIM B hlips!ein.
QTICE.-Ths undersigned having bsen
~ this day apioiuLod By tha Corporation
Court of the city or AicxsGdsis adni lis.rasors
of tue cetste Cf H. S. w. BARKER, hereby
notify tha creditors Of tha sniI deoedent 10
prove and present t1eic claims for payment,
and they e!so recueat al persons Indebted to the
ssid z. 3. W. EarEoc 70 make pay meat theceof
to thea as soon IS possible
E. 5. SAEAEE,
&&C'ra G: Z. 5. w Barker. DECD.
Alaxsa3.i., Va, t'cr. y 1881 I'm
NYCTiCB.-hl! persons indeb.et to the FRA
IN OF Z. 60 w. GAhkGk s SON, which has
been dissolved by the death OF Z. s. W. Barker,
q member thereof, are hereby requisite 70 maks
payment 10 the undersigned within thirty dayB
in order to settle tlo .!ia,rs Of the said partnor
ship. Il 5. BAkkkG,
Survg. Faytaer OF 81. g. ". Barker & Son.
A,es aDdria Va, Nov. y I58l.-lm
NOTlCs-Hayias .aaea out letters Of ad-
~ ministr&t:oa On tho estate Of Doctor ID. Nj,
FEE&CH. deceased, hereby give notice TO oil
persons indebted 10 said estate 10 come forHSrd
and settle their accounts and slI persons having
clsins sgoicst said estate - present them, duly
80 GEO. s. FRENCH.
CELL harne. O. d.. y. u. Ftench, dsci.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19

aiNGEkS PATENT GRAVEL PsPGS
~ Tor ths bottom os Brt Cogcs; prev vsn.s filth
disease, sore feet aud vernia. Ss7ea time and
trouble and keeps the bird in health and aooe,
We hsVe reduced the prics OF tae sbo9o % 2Ocls
pa-kxso ol do&sn sheets.
MCLEAN g. UHLER,
sep14 rs King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19

ri EW GOODS-Received this days Bulp S
~ Cough Syrup. 81. .I.cobs Gil, Ryposulphite
Sods, Sulphl:e QuiLlno. Crlnoidino, CiachoLia
3iItute WriHhts P.!a, Gallery Seed, LitLla's
White Oil, hi!!er's Neuca.gis Pills, Frey's Yer
nituge, Buffalo Lithia Wstar, Blrnelt's Cocoa.
Inc, Csl mine, Cod Liver OIL Emulsion, and Put.
~ in Ia ID tin buckets.
oc.l7 JAEEKY hCO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19
GEEgCsAE. NOTICES.

NTOTEUS 80 C.Ty TAX PAYERS
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WIGTEi, E.GHENGNliHt;ET'

: sii So. 81: La :. sLV!s $ UAG:g AA.y.M.l..p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1881

:r.&Ta:- g. .aa Festivities I. z ,:. 2:ir, Ea.i ss
s43o2d ct.cs Iu1..ar.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19

k...ss % i-wsz r..A 8, :.

,'@2.. 1'-;.% ri,2 = -r2.;aa:=' Grd diners L;
IL S.s 30. ..a.c.er -
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Sl--41 :i@%LG# asD TEE scI,T4
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l W. / n, 5 q. 6 n. l yr.
Spscs.
Or. Ts.,aage oa Tobacco.

DR.. Ts!ns&e'a seruoo lust Suad,y norai7g
1as CO the Us; 4 uarc,icE. Tae fy'!}aiuy is
2 sracrsiS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-19

-'-%e.1.D :: 5@A>3t..!.l} G.Ila.GIt;;9 60
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-22
HEAR WHAT PEOPLE SAY no HAVE TRIED MERITS OF
ROGERS LINIMENT

W. H. Ia dug !.
the n
T. st
W. H. 1oomer Esq New Orleans: LocnJe l.
a q II II
any
and
we'll i : II u
". Toome, Aor Gr3an,Au
Mr. hoeE ilslMEsT m sale by is bi'ye the Lest
1t 10 Il every
; inraluable Yours trnly, T.
". LaeonJe Dec
MNr The sale rapidly And obige truly Jos H. BLOCK
H. orleans: ItopEng
Dear SIR Please send of RezEs hNMEST 1t taking
". Ii. Bryou Ldonp6eN No
pl half lozen bottles "EoGk entirely
It. much And oLise W. Z.
W. H.. Esq knhqS La .JtHe3l,
Sir RoeEE IISIMENr
the last has eseee' would
il
1ot1s FRANCOIS For
Nh
pr.cce,
aha il Renee L. " NJ.
VII Ioomer June
At Yours truly, JaCo3 Planters Cotton
". H. Toomer Esq:
hn eopmnid 1t the Best Remedy the Kind
Yours L. focA, Lumber Yard Old Basin.
ESQ.,:
the shake bites kind
". 5.
is
roi tsiiylns t" the wonderful merits CT ROGERS ls1MS1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-22
ROGERS
CELEPRATEl
EMINENT.

The remarkable country Lnment
5
The last
a the late
broken
should valuable
Medicine Medicine in
accomplish Flies and Gna
Bed offered
public will
gloss yaraish
a all hut does
1t
Pistols
taking of anything rung
u which Used
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-01-22
Hack Line!
BH ROBERT BADON.

This old and popular carrier, connect
ing with the Steamer Cimeiia, at Mande.
vile. NalisoEyille and Old Landing, Is
carrying the L. S. Mil and thereL! IA
hled to distance all opposition. Every
one is treated courteously. and charges
are uniform, AMI no delay on account of
old horses and otler vcxation. Travellers
i,sgous of speed and safety, will look
out for Mr.. Baden.
Cov1SGvcN, Sept. Is. 1877.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13

The Gazette is constrained to say that
while the abandonment by Secretary KirSwood of
his present honorcd and useful position, by what
ever cause induced, will be deeply regretted by
the Republicans Of this State It is not at all likely
that these will sec In that withdrawal the sealing
for him Of anything like warranty deed TO n seat
in the United States Senate. Secretary Kirkwood
himself will not expect receipt ofHny such title
deed to his old seat; most aSsuredly he wel knows
that he does not possess SUCH NThc clear common
ertO well served the "Old war governor" of Iowa
In all his varied public life will us to all that,
he his guide now. Therefore, 1t Is safe to assume
that should he, indeed, leave the Cabinet, Mr.
KrkwOod will not be u candidate for the Senate.
lie will respect far too loyalty for that the clearly
expressed choice Of tho Republicans OF Iowa for
the Hon. James Il, ,Wilson,-Datenp0r Gazette Rep.)
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
Malone, BayarI. aud virginia.

The Richmond Wing, in referring to
the fact that Senator Malone voted against Bayard
for President pro tempore of the Senate says among
other good things:
dependent and ns proud ns himself-u man us Demo-
cratic as Bayard h Bourbon and ant-Dcmocratlc
He will cringe TO caucus, nor bend TO Bayard but
claims that senator of Virginia he IL the equal of
II of Hampton, and Of Bayard and thai II
Georgia Senator, South Carolina senator, or even
miserable little Delaware senator may vote ~ he
please shall Virginia senator assert his personal
Independence aud the equal dignity OF his state
What! shall I'M OF Georgia. Hampton of South
Carolina, Bayard Of Delaware and others, vote with
the Repuh leans and against the Democrats when II
suits them and their States, and shall Virginia
Senator be treated as u born thrall Of caucus
because lie dare judge for himself and the
people whom he represents what Is the best
policy for linn 10 pursue for his great yet suffering
Commonwealth? Neverl So said Malone In 1870
So says Malone again In 1851. And the people
of Virginia who Ia 1870 elected Legislature instructed
10 send MnhOne to the United States Senate. lie was
sent there upon wc-dehned issues. lie WIS selected
as the champion of wclundersOOd principles aud
policy. lie chosen all opposition OF III, 50
VINO stl dcnounce him, not only for the reasons
which provoked th cir opposition but most bitterly Of
him bnt prefers TO bc faithful his real cOns uents
and their sentiments and Interests Ills attitude Is
grand He uttests that Virginia has not yet lost the
breed of pTodt UhO tcdd III. ulillS the dread of
his foes; he satisfies the hopes OF his friends and his
course will place Virginia IN political aud material
progress where her prestige and her VIII
renew and surpass her former greatness and glory!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13

Since the close of the contest waged to
preserve the Nation from destruction no native
Southern Union Republicans have received that
recognition from The party to which they were
justly entitled on account Of their patriotism and
heroic sacrifices in behalf Oft the Union cause and
yet among those who We're always faithful, whose
fidelity 10 the principles Of our party never way.
cred, there are men of brains, of intellectual
any position to which they could be called. 1t Is
time that some recognition of the services of the
Southern Republicans, whose fculty TO the Re-
public was never shaken, whose devotion TO tho
purity never flltercd, should be accorded. When
The President comes TO make mp Cabinet com
posed of persons IN full sympathy with him II is
some OF the distinguished Southern Union men
who have always been faithful to convictions aud
true to the party Interests Memphis Republican.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
One stew.

A finicky, fussy, round little man
stepped up to the first waiter in new oyster sa-
loon in Sixth avenue, and said:
"lIave you got any really nice, fresh good oys-
tersT'
"Ycs, sir"
mot too fat, you know-but not thin, either. /
want them just exactly right, and want them
perfectly fresh"
"IIow will you have them-half shell?'
stop moment said the little man " II you
have got just the right kind in Just the right
ditou, please take hulfn pint OF small ones mot
too small you know, and strain the juice of them
carefully, lcayingjus little juice over them Put
them IN pan which has been secured and dried,
and then add little butter good, pure buera and II
little milk mot New York milk, but real country
cows milk), and they place the pan over u coHl
fire and be careful to Eccp the pan In motion MS
not to let the oysters the milk burn add little
Juice IL yVu choose. and then watch the pan closely
SO that the cNnct moment II comes to II boil You
can whip IL OF At the same time have n deep
dish warming nonr at hand, and when you see the
first sign Of boiling empty the pan into the dish.
Do you think you can remember thntg'
zone steww the waiter called out.-RCidiCr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13

The death of a kitten in the family of
ex-senator squlnelbury has plunged the house.
hold into deep mourning IL was the pet Of little
Eva, their three. .year-old daughter. A habit of
being carried by the tnll und too fondly squeezed
in moments of emotion Is thought 10 have has
tened its dissolution. Tho autopsy revealed three
broken ribs and busted panCreas besides menin
gifts of tho caudal appcndnge. As little Eva
gazed OH the remains III the ash barrel size snid
TO her mother In voice broken by sorrow: (:
"Mother, shall not always survive Kitly's death.
feel 1t In my aora and the left ycntrcle of my
poor pussy would have been playing to. day with
my ball of cotton without the ball becoming en-
cystcd." And as the remains were thrown over
the fence Into the back yard the little child turned
deathly pule and murmureh: Mother, that cur
rant pic has made me awful sick."-Sln Francisco
k,lHs TeL1r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
Sor Sale. .2niseellonco,rs
Business Chances.

JI,oR sALE-sMALL GROCERY, 1913 STREE
II northwest. Amply on premists oci3-3tf
MONEY TO LOAN--IN SUMS TO SUIT, Low
wi est rates, real estate security; moderate
prices, Cali now w. W. DANENH0WER q son,
1912 Il street. ocilm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
where the oil, Man F,,.-

A farming-looking gentleman Of about
ffy carrying an old fashioned yalise In his right
hand, stopped in front of the Planters House at
about halfpast six last evening, and asked IT
"thcm ticket offices" were all shut: An answer
in the Affirmative was given, with the suggestion
that he could buy ticket ut the Union depot
"No. stranger" said he, THAT won't do. They
don't sell excursion tickets at the Union depot un.
Ill tomorrow. I'm going 70 Yorktown aud want
an excursion ticket"
"Ah, you're going to the celebration, arc yoi-
quite distance? You must lie very patriotic"
well, yes, It's quite distance, especially ms I've
travelled three hun1ed miles already. | amt
very patriotic, TO speak of, either but my folks
were in that scrlminage-at least my grand. dad
round to see where the old man 1t-thats all."-
Globe Democrat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
COMMISSIONER RAUM.
Tho Recent RuIInes IN Reference 10 HANK
anE Matters.

The following is an extract from let
ter addressed by Commissioner Raum TO the editor
Of Rhodes Journal Of Banking, New York, in reply
to a communication from that gentleman I'm con-
nection with recent rulings of the internal
revenue Office on banking matters:
i think with you that there should be no antago,
nsms between the bankers and this office, ana reel
encouraged to believe that most cordial re9t9ns VIII
be established have wish TO 20 beyond the clear
provisions of the law In regard TO taxing the banks,
nor do intend 70 have the law enforced IN harsh OF
tnsty manner. You are, no doubt aware OF the iact
that the bankers, unlike all the rest Of the
INTERNAL REVENUE TAXPAYERS,
have, without official supervision, been left TO make
up their accounts with the Government for taxation
and TO prepare the returns upon which the assess
monts were made, and until now there has been no
general examination of the books OF bankers TO ascer
tain whether there was uniformity In the manner OF
making returns or that they were all paying their
the eve of having Collector Blake make an eNnmna-
tiOn of the banks In his district, but amer long con-
versatlon with him, in which he expressed the opin.
Ion that the bankers had made returns for the full
amount of taxes due, concluded not 10 proceed with
the work. Examinations which have been made
have shown
CONSIDERABLE AMOUNTS TO BE DUE
the Government from various banks whose officers
have made deductions from their capital aud de-
posts not warranted by law, while other bankers,
WITH apparently greater knowledge md care upon
lih subject have nndp null returns of nl taxes due tue
government, think IN the great majority Of cases
ment Without litigation. Some banks and bankers
who, from their own statements are liable to
further taxation, have declined 10 allow their books
70 be examined. regret to see this for think tue
Insist upon the Observance Of contracts and the en-
fOrccment OF the laws should set nn example 70
olher tRN.ieying citizens by showing wilinHess 10
nay promptly such taxes us may be imposed upon
them by law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
AZ Its old TRICKS.

The Cincinnati Commercial is at its old
tricks-awnng upon u man whom II has not long
ceased to abuse In 1876 1t instlgated and carried
on a bitter war against Mr. Blaine. Now who so
high in It's estimation as Mr., Blainel In 1850, dur
ing the session OF the Chicago convention, II de-
clarcd that Mr. Garllelds record was such that he
could not be II candidate for the Presidency. Inn
modiately after the election II became a Garfield
wOIshiper, and so remained 10 the end few
months ago nothing was too vile for II TO say
against Mr.. Arthur, and now, as we read its col
unns, we infer that Mr. Arthur Is nearly, II not
nuite an nuHcl-LlOb6- Democrat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13

The statement is boldly made that
among the munmies recently discovered ut Thebcs
is that of the identical "phamoh's daughter" who
rescued the infant Moses from his dangerous
hiding place in the cradle among the bulrushes.
perfectly preserved by the embRlmers' art that it
appears as If only recently laid away. The coffin
IL decorated with mosaic work of costly stones
some OF which has been chippcd of by curiosity
seekers. Rameses the second the father OF this
lady, is said to have had many wives and TO have
oSen o ~ the iatner oi more tnnn @ 4e hundred ana
other SOUS and daughters are similarly cmbalmcd,
and thnt their mummilcd bodies will be found
among the treasures OF this description which arc
NOW heinz hrOnnhI 10 llghl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13
waiting.


Until General Arthur discIoses his line
of policy toward Senator Conkling there will be II
great deal of doubt and uncertainty the part of
fcathcrhcad Republicans whether they had better
yell for against Conkling they very wisely
holding their peace. No amount of questioning
extract from them the slightest suspicion of mn
opinion as to whether Blaine should go out stay
ill., or whether Conkling should go III or stay out.
They are good deal like mn old hotel Keeper down
South, who had suffered much from both armies
during the war, and concluded that his safest way
was TO play neutral. One day his house was filed
with Federal scouts aud some of them catGchizcd
him as to his political fuith.
"Old man, are you rcbelT
"No."
Are you UnionY
"EO."
"Then, what are your"
Well, I'm nothing, and d-d little Of that
Inter Ocean,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-13

The remains of Emanuel Swedenborg
are inferred under the old Swedish Church in
Princes Square London. This church stands in
an old fashioned grave. yard, which is furnished
with irregularly placed and quaint old headstones
The sexton opens the church for visitors when re-
quested. The vault of SwedenbOrg lies under the
ChanCel, and Is covered with u marble slab, in
scribed: "ln the vault beneath this church are
deposited the mortal remains Of Emanuel Sweden
borg tho Swedish philosopher aud theologian.
lie was born In Stockholm, January 30, lfSS, aud
died In LOudon, March 20, l772, in his eighty fifth
year This tablet is erected by one of his English
ndmirers IN the wear 1857. by sneelal pernssion .