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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
AcUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory To, or after taking quinine As
a simple purgatiye they are unequaled
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PROPOSALS.

IIRoPosALs Fois coNsrRUcTINSlA
i SEWER. gg
oFrfcE on rHE srsEEr Cor nAssIoEAhs Z
No. ~ FAST 4lxru sTErEr, y .
a1 Wl1xiNar0r. DEL. AAfu. 1e0- {
seal. d Proposals will bs rscsived In .she
1.so I ?. NJ, Thursday. June and. I.sl.
| for const. ucttng a 20 wer, according 70 the
plan aud lines furnished By, the Slty 6nI-
veyor snid sewer to connsct with the one
tween Adams, and Jackson stseets . d
| the one ~ dams ami Conrad streets.
| Length OF sewer-will be about Two hun.
dred teei (mor VI e.s) The sewer Will
spanned by a double ring nine-inch a.ch
OF good hard brfck rautus of arch. Two
tett w tnches. The side swalls Will 30
built g. sione. lfnrnished 6y the civ. shs ne
and q half feet high, depending on the na,
ture or the groni'd; the excavations u all
cases 10 he carried deep enough 70 obtain
q firm and solid foundation, and. Il neoes-
viii b. Ii the form ofan Inv ried arch OF
two feet ten inches radius; 10 be laid with
good hard BRICK ouedge. The oed Of the
| psvement must be well packed Y rani-
| 10 ed and made o conform u the exact
| shape and grade OF the lnvert or pave
iment. " The arch must be well back 81
with stone as shown on the rlan. AHtne
| work both stone sn brick must be Ia;
/ III EOOu hytThuftC tthVht hAot 49,
posed OF equal parts. Of good ce1ient and
| clean river sand, i.,s. .t.s.a.a.
The execution Of SAT- work and the per-
| formsnce of the contract shall be under
| the direction and snpervisi0n ol the btreet
Commissioner, and al the work Aud ma
| terial must be OF the best qualfty, aud
| approved by him before the sewer VIII
| be accepted by the street Uommittee,
prss rsrlss psr 'aoas Sot S pr SssIdins % he
sewer. The price per lineai foot 70 In
clude the cost Of excavation ba1k niiing.
] tesr = down that part CT the sewer al
1 ready constructed from the souf side OF
| Third street, but in an unssfe condition
| aud furnishing all The labor aud material
| necessary TO complete the work, except
| the addit onaI stone that may ne needeu
ed by the city). The contractor must use
| ali the stone tina. il in the Old walls In
building the new one.
| The s. wer must be completed within
| forty days from the time the contract ID
awarded by City Council. For every day
| ther after the contractor must pay 10 the
ely OF Wtlm' 'ngton the sum OF ten do.,
| lars unless n written excuse Is furnisned
| by the Street Commissioner. A bond with
security In II e SUN OF f1ve hundred dol
| lars mus accompany each proposal ior
| the good faith OF the bidder and the per-
sou OF person TO whom The contract may
| ty iuthe sum OF one Thousand dollars for
| the faith iul performance OF tine contract
| The Street Comm ttee reserve the right
| 10 reject any bid that ihey do not think II
| will BE- TO the Interest OF the city 10 ac-
| cept. ALI bids must be properly signed.
sealed nd endorsed proposals Tor con-
| Structlng sewer between Adams and
| Jack son sire Us and Courad and Third
street. For further Information apply to
- l.. +. LIZ .,CH,
Street Con missioner.
| By Order Of the street Quantities,
Ii. +. TOW NSEND,
| NmayZ7. 81 Chairman.
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ton of any avoidance Of hissprscise
duties, and the Court has ~ power to
rsmovs him and put anodher man in
his place. Thus the lay actually
Sruskss out sn the unlicensed houses,
and affords complete protection to
such houses a. are licensed. Certain
ly the State is bound to protect those
whose money it receives. If IL can do
20 against The competition OF those
who sell sell without paying for a IL
cense.
YThe q aestion of the coustitntionaii'y
Of the law, it il said, may be brought
before she Courts. There are some
persons who deny that the State has
the power to deny the right 70 sell Of
those who have licenses from the dov-
erpment, although the Sta may re-
strict. While We do not undertake to
say whether the law is clearly within
the bounds Of the constitution Or not,
IL may be we'll to say that so long rs it
II the work Of the Legislature and its
Observance is enjoined BY the Courts it
must be obeyed until any question
OF power is settled. The question
could hardly be determined in less than
Q year now, and those who desire TO
avoid trouble and much cost should
resolve to submit to the law until it
may be tested and declared uncoDsti--
tutional.
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AND STILL They CoME.-Neaily
two Thousand immigrants arrived at
Castle Garden yesterday. The steam
ship Bothnia, of the Cunard. Line,
landed $40 in the morning and S76
wore brought from Havre by tho Sal
vador making 1,44o, and the Vile
de Lisbonne from Bordeaux. was
coming up the bay in the afternoon
with 500 more on boa,d.
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i Rsufessor J. n. HEARD, Of New York
Cay yMember Royai College OF Veterinary
snlGeons g Englandi Prelessor OF the
Gnr1ery of the Horse N. Y. Vet. College.
Vetefinafyc3ureeon or the I'd Ave. Il, ri.
Co., ofN. Y. City t2.5Oo horses j &C., Ac.,
says: ~ take great pleasure In testify. .
ing To the valuable properties possessed
by the LfebiK @ - Ar fcated Extract of
Wstahy yffasels No Veterinary surgeon or
HorpelO aneE can afford TO be without IL ;.
Cure spss6y Cuts, Bruises, Injuries.
spssins. frisks or braisss oi the Feel,
Elstpias. WsspIng Eyes. shots u
Itosa sDepe9 = Maiden Lane, New YORK,
hoid, In My cents and dpilar sizes; re-.
uuosd fates ~ tbe fialf gallon aid gaI
N. mayl8-- l. :
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An improvement Company.

A company to be known as the CONT.
mental Construction and improvement
Company, with capital Of SIC, ,000, 900
was organized In the office of Hatch q
Foote, No. II Wall street, yesterday, y
ouild the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel AM
Western Railroad, which 10 to extena
from Bostoato Buffalo, via Schenectady
Utica, Rochester, aDd Syracuse, partl,
pver the Syracuse and Chenangu Roa,
tecently purchased, with branches TO Os
yego. the soft coal regions, and New
York city.
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a~rnylrul.

-14---s - -.1 -,ss-,sg7
ISsslss-ss';ssa ss'sa FSs isEle 3 lE:ss. lss:!fn'n
Hl(flk,E. 1.-The M-chanics Lean Asso-
59X k1pn fns lnst issued 10 shares Of
'1111 =. xile erst ~ nert % 3 made
.qesiToss % invsss shoaiS sppiy q once
% ". !. AORhoW, Secretary
AZ French street.
once open frem O'Clock =. M, ntii 7
eiesoek y. m. Osders ~ mail Promptly
r Osg Ion Msrkst street. sbetween
IL sch and l2ths . small gold horseshoe
0pAIf ptn. A 1utfahts reward viii -bs
giVoo lf returned 70 THIS OFFICE.
NJ 6FfCE- rersons VINO. were drnfted in
~ the STATE or Delaware for the Unitesi
q I'm n Ma Z tssiao Spi ,ss. q,
vere atsrWAH1s kGnfn Arafs6i In is66 and
Vore reQuired 70 procure . guhetitutf or
fSn1ee ~ tmlltt1Fy eorvice under The latter
d., ,W1li ind q 4 thsiF "a vaulass tOc0ana
mnnl1Ats, s1taBer pegsoGAily or ny letlel
sW1ah tha ppdersAgped, who has beep au-
lbofia.diY ne 6fase ~ 6islatnse Y collsst
2S9sS SSvsss z osee ssss s' aassss.a ~ Ss g
. of Onosrssl 70 'refaSds ~ cemtnais-
On 80 e1 susn oaeo. q q. q. D. DAv%
l0svsS DeLb Julv "a. se7s ssisA. 4
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or.CE 10 CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PRoPos ,Ls will be rec,iv.
ed b the Comm ittee appo nted By he
Lazy Court Of New Cas- le UounLy, for the
construct II OF IA Piled BRIDGE on the
81 e oi the old briuge aci Oss st. : ugusine
Marsh ano Cree 1. fine bitdge 20 be coit
ers aud piank. Tae railing To De OF either
white oak or Will Q Inc Length Of
bridge about 100 teet, width 10 10 {, to be
wiuenod III tw pla, es u n wi IN oil 20
.eet; each y length Of ~ leet. The work
substai tiai IoaDner, the lies driven 70 n
lid foundation.
sealed % olos lis wili also be received
Tor the construction OF arsh road on
the sam site, 10 be OF a width not lesh
than thirty feet on the top. the s,des 70
IA We u SLOPE Of at least nifty deg ties. and
when finished 10 be at lie 81 fifteen fset
above low water, ith q bridge about
seventy feet In length and twenty feet in
sLructed o. piles OF wtiite oak, nve piles
to u bent, the bents 10 be eighL feet apart
weii uraced and bolted. Caps, stringerl
and plank W oe OF white o railing q
abutG.ents, u . feet OF the top OF which
70 be gOosi white piue faced u "a Der.
Proposals W II also b. received at the
same time aud place for the con slruction
Of the same work and IN the same an
uer, part y in wood and partly In Earth.
tiun to VIM. Polk dessa. Del,
AL Proposals must be addressed u
VILLAS POLK, Levy Court Room
Wilmington Delaware. and delivered on
or before 10 oclo X, n. M, on Monday
Bird day Of May, 1851.
the commit Tee reserve the right To re
Ject any OF all bids.
WILL AM POLK,
CHRISTIAN FEBlGEh, COMMITTEES
Will lam d. BRIGHT.
Nay l3, ,ISSl.-7t H.
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fsss xsausn LicsHsx Law
Thoss Mho hsys ihesetofore kept IN
iheyprAd Iiqucr saloons ilnd that the
ssw lissnss is.sp Through sths sppoint-
nsnssf ~ RAiliG 1nder the Court
Win poser 70 inepect all Suspicious
Dzshssssy issyss .shsn no. way, 10 ss-
sspsar rasssa " sfsctSl Thsy have
SOTO 49, ~ y cncs Or suffer rhs
vegyRyyw psnzitiss Of thsisw The
h1al116 has % power whatsoever to re-
III 60 ists ~ Die lAx and hs dars
"a mt Nj slsi 70 its violation, 70,
ths tssPsranss 0pasplesoBho were
- ~ ~ sstiaAsA With tho alau
hs1sSs Mo- rVsq.sass sill hsreaflsr kssI
s.ssssh saA wssa'' over him, ready Z,
~ ai1i Spportupi.y % sivs inforaa,
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1t 10 said that Conkling wrote TO his
tailor:--"I want . new suit Of clothes.
Haven't time to be measured. Go to
art gallery and measure statue Of
Apollo Belvidere and make a suit by
that measurement"
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The Galveston (Texas) News thus
spea ks of one of the tricks of the trade
mentioned:-"Bome Texas papers
print fabulous accounts of the weighs
Of fieeces from Marino sheep. The dis
count for dust is not given. Texans
seldom wash their sheep before shear
ing or scour the wool aftera rds."
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BARBKRous.--A meeting Of the bar
bers Of New York was held on Thurs-
day night in that city, to break down
the five cent barber shops, when, ac>
cording to the Erprsss, the fact thai
there were fifteen thousand BARRIERS in
that city was made known.
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Better step, Mr.. Window. Drop the
broad mantle Of charity over the
Shortcomings Of your predecessor.
You know he had Eliza Pinkston and
Agnes Jepks to look out for, aud what
10 q barrel Of bay-rum and 10000
yards Of carpering among so many
peoplei ....... .....-
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Hon A. b. Stephens is said TO be aIw ays
more or less depr ssed in departing from
Washington at the Close OF th9 session II
10 slRted that when fali of forebodinR he
vent South Alter the adj nrnment in
1889 be followed with his . E. as ling as
possible the dome of the Capitol. eYos
re hooking af that, 4 suppose. sad some
l,ne, '''thsukinR OF the time when yos
ssill return here as . SenstoI?" "Nutat
H." answered Mr. Stephens; ST am
Ak,pg farwsil of II, knowing shall moi
See ii agai a. Until. 1 am broue ht here Q
State prisoUer." This WAS hteraiis
futfilled In the latter part ot Uetnber, ls65
when he passed through H. city a
paroled prisoner ON bis way home after
Spending five Ihonihs IL ForL " arren.
It was ut Nancs aud not at strasbpre
that the husband sLd the btuther Of NJ rs
Mundy came up with the Eirl OF Shr re w.
bury, who hal eloprd With her. A
sibtesfivr had feen employed, who ktele.
graphsd that tho Earl aud the lady were
At Nancy, Thisbrr went the husband
I'd the brstier. The happy pair were Iii
> carriage sfa train that was 1nsl
hf.rting when the Avengers reached tbs
.atiops !. There they arr?p said The
jumped the husband aud the brother
| add the 'ffafh went iofI, Then ensu-d III,
psnisBmsnt 81 he Esrl. The young Mar
wheB Be comes of age, It is said, wil
marry Mr.. NJ indy, whose husband ha
paed for divorcs. ssi} 5as
| Poor old OnristiaDcy, having throw
away bis Seuaforship 10 make place 70
Zach Chandler, and lost his mission Il
Perm, and abused his young wife int
seeking . divorce. presents spectacl
!, which might almost move Winnie Ream
statue OF Fariagit to tears. Let hin
exitl
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Lord Malmesbury relates pf Lord
B,aconsfield enc very touching an
ecdote. when his wife died, Lord b..
said to him, with tears in his eyes,
~ hope some Of my friends will take
notice Of me now.iL feel as if l had
nowsno hme. When I tell my coach
man TO drive b me, | feel it a mock-
esy."
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.tALE OF COWS.
y The Subscribers will GG1zMKJn
:. f,nn y ~ Public oi s,..le, A. Red E
On ster county, Pa, mI4uDIl
MONDAY, MAY soth 1851.
AT io'clock p M,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS AMI
sfkINtERS. TWENTY HEAD
Ot FEEpER5, DUT OF
YOUNG BlJGLS.T T- on
ar .... "a SILL 4 BAILEY
aprJ-ts l r. a.F' TIT = TT4f
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Il.iseEsT hsrAIL STOCK OF HosIERr AND
Underwear In America. COOK q BRoT1fsR
NOS 4ss6i and s. NoRTH EIoHTH srREEr
hMhIADxLPHrA. All orders .w1lI have
psomps Attsnuon1 np-wly3pnr.
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-
DUBLIC SALE r

DUBLIC SALE M
L OF 'fN
COWS, sPRIrGERs AND BULLS.
Z VIII be sold at Public sale, at'ths VII.
lage I'm. BRANDY wine Village, Ninth
Ward. wilmington, d l., on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE l, 1881,
Il. at O'Clock, p. m.
10 head very choice Lancaster county
fresh cows and sprlngers, and few stock
bulls. lend mon h. credit.
ROBERTS A TYSON.
L. W. STIDHAM d Son. Auct 'rs. m y25
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First Regiment Band,
PUBLTC SALES.
pUBu1c SALE OF STOCK.

puBD1c SALE OF STOCK.
The undersigned will sell at public tale.
NJ Vilase Sreea, delaware Co.. Pa. on
THURSDAY, May 2s, 1881,
( att o'clocK. p. m,
- fresh CewsaId spIingers. from cxzWu
stock bulls, lew feeders and lot IxkS
OF Of shoats. Re and 4 months credit. ! n
Wagon Will De at LIN wood station u
meet rain that leaves Wilmington al
1890 a. m. ROBERTS Il TYSON.
ID. W. EYRE, Auctioneer. my2i-dts
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,'ifaA TLooRllNr
Tt9lTTQg T9gT.9.. '...''
WINDOW SHADES,

We invite an examination Of our Is,rs
and NEW STOCK Of Pstterns iu sII
greaes. y and under market rates.
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LDEAL BREVII/ES.

';a Chloa Ann Violet has, i: is alleged, fast.
oil ~ days, and aliIl niye though very weak
City Treasurer HARLOW paid of sll the public
ich2"i teachers OF tho city this morning tor De-
cBnber. Ctul,y Treasurer w. o. WIUert also
paid I'll tho cuunty school t:a 3herr this morning
The s@l joats Of Kov. DR.. Pouson's sermons 10
the al. Il. Church Tomorrow. morning. and
night will be: II Il H.. Tho tirth and Ch.rse
tur of Christ; :! y. nl. 40 koom fJT Christ
Raw. Mr. qreaawaY. Of tho Nj. p. Church,
delivered sn Intcftktiag I'D e:5. appropriate 10
tho tta3or, 1t tho regular meeting OF the Alez =
shdriR Reform Club last night A FREQ !u.ca
was gwen a. the club room To-. day.
Leitor0 addressed 10 M;s Mary Rhodes.
ssinng ton. H. y II. G?ea ward, Norfolk. Va
I'D Aiss. stephen Il. fengsns, hartinsturg,
W. Va, hre detailed in tbs poatollics hete for
Wsht Of postage
WIl!isrn Jackson Weaver, al old md highly
Tospscttc colored cnizen. died 1T lii lone in
this c!!y Gil Thursday. Hb had lived hero from
boz hood, And was wall known ny sll old clliz IFS
as ST Upright sud honest InEu.
Tho Christmas ceiebrslian OF the Sunday
School OF the German Lutheran Church will
lake place tn.mcrraw nigh! Rev. Mir. Dfoe2a
tho pastor o: the church will leave for vi:i! to
his home in Cleveland. Ohio. Monday next.
Fires We're ishted in the furnscas st the works
81 The Potomac Manufacturing Co. in this city
this morning, and several heats Of iron were run
Il. Among these who witnessed The workint s
q Tho furnaces vera Capt. Archer and q gsI =
!lemsn from Boston. interested in q car whet !
tstsb'iahTeAt in ,hsi city.
The II Ia LIE O: MISS ElIon A. Harper slater
Of nr. Wn W. Harper Of thia city, who died
Il: tho r,aiienta of her brother.in.Iaw Mr.. j .
- Bnny, III frnce Georges county, Md, w Cd
asIay night lst! wrru bioaglL hare his Alter.
] Don. Tua tanernl, rs nolilrd elsewhere in thu
Gk%ltE, VIII ilka rl.C, tD-mUrroW afternoon at
5 o'ciitk,
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A PARLoR ENTERTAINMENT "A very re-
therche affair tt ok place las. night at the par
sonsse Of the Nj. K Church. in this city, under
the direction of the psator Rev. DR.. Poulson.
Sslec: readings Eero given by Miss Minnie
Moahcr, of Baltimore, in an artistic stye quite
uru'uhl for an amateur. She recitcG long poems
ueare. without tho use Of book, net missing &
;Ingle word, to lhe great delight Of ali present.
The Misses and hassrs. Clark, Of this city,
rendered instrumental qu.TLettas Of a high order,
both as 10 tho music and rendition, Tie Misses
Catn of this CITY. gsvH ii mo ala in o. Gallant
sty 10 ard finish. Tnesolo aingiag WAS by Mrs. r..
,. thsppsll, Of Washington, with accompsni.
meni by Mics Katie Scott. Of the ssms city.
Among thu selections sung wsre the "Ay0
MARTA within lille OF Ednboro Town"
*, and they wera eIfcuied in the highest sty!e
OF art. The select audience presen. wsre from
s;hong tho lncst sppreciatioe persons Of the
CITY, and unanimously sRretd MAT they hsd
hoard nothing CT the hind at sny tine OF III
psrl"r ordc. TO this entertainment.
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POLICE NOTES. liners ware before the
Mayor this moru'rg Dave MscIy. white,
charged with assault 90 his mother. aud Absft
warren. c0lored maa from Uniaatoau, ID,
u, tor btiog drunk AID disOrd,r!, Ga tho
streets. Many Esa d!a: srSed with rlpri-
maud, as bis mother failed 10 appear sgsiust
Lilo. Warren vas haad $40. aud. 10 default
OF the payment of said Gac. sett 10 The chain
garg for Go DAYS
George WhiNow. coof;d. not " hitesey 90
published yesterday, 10 default of the payment
Of the for dlsorderEy c5nGu,t. Was sent to Jail.
Two arrests ior disorGoty couduat we're
made this afternoon. Both Tho parties were
hned and difcharred.
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COURT NOTES. Judge james Sanestor Of
the Ccuuy Curt, vii! BIO here 90 Tuesday
nCxt 70 h=ac case involving claim OF Tho cd
tri"isrsrrix 81 the lalo Caplsiu J. NJ. SteuaGt
nsaltst The estate OF tho lake w. i. Richards.
Jul 30 B!ssett French. of Manchester. will,
hy Invitation Of Jufg, Chiltoo. wdo is very
il. hold the Jsuuity term of sha Cooperation
Court OF this oily.
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PERSONAL. Wi|li;m T. Mckoishi, ed
Business Manager Of tho Richmond Southern
Churchmsn arrived h6re this morning to spund
Christmas with his relatives aid friends in this
city
Ralph L.. GAIT. $50. prominent young bust
ness man Of Washington. WAS present At the
Cora EXchAn2e matLng this morning.
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Che Wtd'htr Probabilities, DC. a. ISL
70: the Middle Atlantic Statos fair weather.
n"tlhefly wiId; shilling to- ch4larly. stationary
~ hishcr Temperature and higher nrassilra.
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Fun ON CHANGE The regular meeting Of
the Usls- Mems Association was held st lbc
Commefclsl Exchange Ills morning. ailh Nh
unusually large atteld,loa. The principal Of.
user to be elic:ed vas tie President, aui
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The Candidates ware very solve 10 their efforts
20 o5tsin the poa't!3n. Mr. George II. Rsbi
son YES. however, ctc!ed almost unatin3u t.y
Only 1Ia vote being recorded ags!ns. him. and
That vote Was by his opponent, for himself.
because he thought he Was clearly enti;ltd to
The position. The disappointed candidate wns
hcaIiy ccmforIcd with the promise that next
yoar ho should hava The coveted position.
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kfNIiibMggeN Again.

Saw $, much said about the mniis Of Ho)
Bittars. hhd lay wife who VAS always doctoriDg
ana never we'll. tensed ne 70 urgently TO 60
Ter fcma concluded 10 ha humhugEed again
hni Ain glsd 1 did. for in less than two month
usa. 1t The Editors my Wife Was cured and r.
mainei 81 Tor eighteen months since. [ liEt
sGch hGmhuGsing. III. H., 81. Paul.-Pionsel
PrCS8.
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rs'ABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. SCIS.
l. SORS Sc, st 80 King street, cor. Rtya.-
Jus! rtesived at above number. IS King street.
beautiful assortment of Celluod Table and
Daeeori Knives. with and without Forks, Osrv.
ers. Steels. &c Pocket Cutlery in CREST variety,
Scissors in sets and by the pair, Shears Of sssort
cd 81 Is lnd quality with large stock Of other
goods in our line not necessary to mention. to
which We aro adding Issrly every day. Csll
ard see.
Gec8 j. Il. CREIGHTON & SON,
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NHKlSTh as PRESENTS-It would be sl-
~ mort Impossible to find a more useful and
valuable PRESENT at this season for a mother. sis-
Ter or friend than IN improved "UOMESTlO''
SEWING MACHINE, which we are now soil.
ing with al the lstest improvements at reduced
prices and On accommodating terms.
GecS X. =. lEADBkATkR & ERO.
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ysNHE WINDSOR COFFEE POTl

fHNHE WINDSOR COFFEE POTI
4. THE WINDSOR COFFEE POT |
We have just received another invoice Of
Windsor Cohoo Pots. pronounced by all who
have u:cd them 'tha best" We have been
selling ,hem for more than four years, ana have
ye: to hear tho frs! complaint. They make
colf,c by The only true principle. 1t boils and
dips At the sans time, thus gatIing the entire
strength. Wehave sCla them to not only the
best house keepers ia this city but in oil sec.
ir!s u the State For sale only nv
MCLEAN & UHLKR,
Gnal3 rs king slrtet
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TIE HOP LAST NIOIT.-Tho hop given last
night st McBurncy's Hall. by some of tho
yIung sc 1lcmcp OF this city. was a mos! sue
c,ssiuil and brilliant affair. Among those 10
attondarc. was large number of ladies' sid
gsntleman rom B.l;inore and other portions
Of Mar, l,1d. Washington. Richmond. Wax
teutou. Petersburg snd other sections CT tho
State. Tho dressing of the ladies VAS magnid-
can't The Fl sir cts,d carly this morning with
.ha German" Id by Mr. Albert Bryan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

JEW BUZZ WHEAT FLnJH AND
~ WESTERN GREEN PEAS just re osived
rows W. a. JOHNSON 81 co
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Holiday Goods.

We have ;or This SEASON. trade ono 81 tha rnns.
offensive as0cks OF goods in our inc ovar i,fvuen:
TO this city. which wa on,f q! y: icas that csnno.
fsil TO Civ; satisfaction.
Our linc Of BASKETS il full Rad complh!a.
aud Wa have tnsm from small onss n: 5 C ants 10
the most elegant WORK STANDS.
Nothing can ba more acceptable 81 a prGaeat
than some useful HOUSEHOLD RHrIGLE.
Our ltock in this line ID t0mpie.s
JAPANESE GOODS, consisting in part OF
TRAYS Of all sizOs, Giuva and other Boxes,
Crulb Trays ard Brushes OF now designs llso
\ largo lot Of SHAW Toys a. 3 c"n:s.
yWOODKN WALL PUGKEfS. handsomely
decorated; choice selection OF i'le Tsa Pot
Stands and Vsses; Ms.ch B2xss in Swiss Usrv.
ins and herman Tara Gotta. ahu "a !uii lias oi
other goods too Lum oTcua 20 N ,rtiDo. Wa pisn
sill ID call and examine cue 1t elk End prica az be-
fore purchAs elsewhere. IL is no iron o!a to
show our goods. and they gro ill ,aarksAin pain
fJu.cc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

BOARD CT HEALTH RECOMMENDATIONS 49,
The Board OF Health. DR.. II. Q. Powell,
president. and j. Fl. ID. Smoot, secretary. OF
n0eilng th5rt time $50. adopted q resolution
caI6g tho aIiooiiOn of tho School Board TO the
fec; that num5tr OF The pupils OF the Public
Schto!s have not yet been vsocnat1d, and re-
oommerdI0g sud requesting that ho State law
90 the suti,ct be carried cut. The Health
Ouc!T, Dt. Powell, vas rqleSted to ask The
Cry Ctuoci! 10 pass en- aot requiring the uI
d:rskeIs CT the city to report all bulals 10
him, TIC Health Ofi,er, each week.