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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15
NOTICE Of FIy,i. SETTLEMENT.

III creditors and others inter, stei in the estate
of Js'ue- y. BC.h0n. d-,..s-si, are notiEa.i tina
tiie uni.r~'gpet administrator ut said estate in
teud- 20 make hnGl settlement OF sail estate ~
ti.- neXt term 0f the probate. court Of Peftis
county. Missouri, To he ho.is, at S~s'sia m said
ccruIy. on the second N"u|sv OF February. issi.
holm BoHON, Administrator.
III. G. Sinnat. ATTY for admir-. !lw4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15

United States Marshal Frederick
Douglas lives in . handsome house
standing on top Of q bin, and com.
manding . 6ue view of Washington
and tho adjacent country, through
which winds q branch of the Potomac
river. Trees adorn the slopes of the
hill on ill sides of the house. 1t was
built for his own home BY the former
owner Of large tract Of land, who
sold house lots only on condition that
no plot should ever be sold to q negro
or an Irishman. Having become
poor be now lives in humble quarters,
and Mr.. Douglass has become owner
of tho house with fifteen acres of land
around Il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15
GRAY, sYE, ZIG MEDICINE

versa Lss-ituds. PAN IN the BACK pimnesS Of
Vision. prsTstuf. odd Age, and nrany other dI.-
-,--- tbs lead % insanity or consumption and a
-guas-lr gave.
ss'-F9i .is't',;'ia - in nr pamphl.: wh,.h W.
desire % s'nd free " mud 10 every one. This
>yertfe Md -o'd hv oil tirugyi.tss NJ 81 per
ps'Sa:.. ssS Packages for So ar wii be a. free
oy nsf' on receipt o. the In.ns.v. nv addressing
r.fE GRAY MEDICINE co.
iuYalc. y. y.
SOLD in >A'islts nv Aug. r. Fleischmann. corner
80 cni and ohio -trrets- 2-7ixwly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15
BURNErT'S COCAINE.

Tie Be't HasF DFesstag q tke Word.
BURNErTS COCAINE sllsys irita.
iion, removes Ill tendency 70 dandru6, in.
sieorases the setioe Of the capillaries /.
The highest degree. and hes sssned De.
sessed' reputation for Pre~otiss aRs svsssl
esd PrseTrias tie 6ezsy a us ksaas kair.
Ladies dressing their hair s,abosaiely fos
the evening will end that Il inpssts Q
ksskky sasxoi gloss tn the hair and will
cau.e il 70 rssais IT. skqpe Tor hour.
BUsxErrs FLAvoRIHo ExraAcn ere
used and endorsed by the bese hosele. Co.
6ectiooess end grocen tbroughous he
couatsy. They are perfectly pure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

All creditors and others Interested in the estate
Of Georgt ". Pemberfon, deceased, are notified
tina the unders gned admin TRAITOR Of said estate,
intends to make final settlement Of said tate at
the OF the probate court OF Pette county,
Missouri TO be holden st Sedxl,a, in said county
on the second Monssy Of February. 1881.
THOMAS II. PEMbERTON, Administrator.
ii q. Slnnet, ATTY for Admir-. l-llW4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

All creditors and others interested in the estato
OF Benz min r. DAVIS, deceased, are notified that
the Undersigned administrators Of said estate in
tend to make Q final settlement OF said essate af
the n.xs term Of the probate court Of Petus
county, No.. to b. holden ss Sedalia. In sad
county. on the second MOS day Of February, 1851.
5. r. DAVE. Administrators
n. c. eisnss, atty for sAm'rs. 1-,sw4s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15

A French contemporary has re.
Gently published . list BY which it up.
pears that during the year just passed
there occurred in France twenty-five
dueb arising from political causes.
Among these were several which may
b termed journalistic. tho parties in
GLIDING Eve editors. eight writers and
three Director. An English daily.
analyzing the List. points out that the
editors were particularly unfortunate or
clumsy. - they were wounded in four
sncountess out of Eve. Of the FIVE
cases 10 which Contributors we're en-.
eaged. the knights Of the quill were
three times successful. while one battle
vas "without result" From . politi-
cal point of view, tho democratic com
blatant was found to b the weaker
party. There were only two fatal
reseontre&. In the duel which took
place On the End Of June. between the
Count de Losta and the Marquis d.
Gil Dc Ohvores, tho former was killed |;
and in that between N. Dodier and
N. de Marsent, on the 23d of Novem-
ber. tho former was the victim. In
two instances no blood was spilled,
pistols being the weapons. NJ. Wad-
dington fought With tho editor Of q
country paper. and wounded his id
versary. The Journalists made . very
respectable show Tor otherwise) 10 the
duelling Statistics.
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WRnfsd.

An active bov, Is or Il; yeas OF age. Ap-
ply at EAzoo counting rocur
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15
tii2,3C;'

I'm i'rfzs-. tIi2,W
Whole Ticket, 81. Hsis ticket, 81.
- trkc:-. s.si. 81 tickets, sls.
Rsu,it mou+v or h,gk irsit IN litter, 80 nd ~
svpFes. Don't -end ~ registered letter or pest
osf.e ord. Y. OrdS OF So and upwards. b.
Fxir.ss, car D. sent at our expense.
,d.ir.s- ali ofd.r- to y NJ. EOtRDN4 IN, Cour.r
Journal Br, i.l'n.. Louisville. Nv. or T. j. COM
ErFo,tp .is ttross s.v Ne4 York.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15

These goods all 6ca made BY manufacturers Who have mloo
dollars utterly ebs for small
compete either prices quality. and We Openly DIFF
Competition price within $50 article here mentioned
, Work built Rpsine done With
neatnss aad dispaseh l727d&wlyl T.0. CROWLEY CO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-15

had been turned out i went To Set
him. He Was cold. motionless and
without pulse. l made up my mind
be Was dead. and that the only thing
for me to do VAS to make arrange.
ments to have him decently buried
Keep quiet for . day or two and then
get out of town. The afternoon pa.
pen were full of it and the town va.
in . perfect hubbub. So l gave old
Charley, our property man. s.. told
him to get . bottle Of whisky i,r
company and sis up with the body
all night The next day when the
people had calmed down = little. we
would complete the arrangements.
The next morning | started ont
early. and. to keep IN engagement.
entered the Imperial Saloon, On Post.
Office street. and looking down the
bar. saw . shabby, dilapidsted looking
chap With . glass about three-quar,ers
full Of red eye in his hand. Ap-
preaching him. I asked, "What, is
il you!'
"Yes.' he replied. "this il about
al there Il left OF Sam Patch. Jr."
"Why. I was just going to nm IN
dertakers to make arrangements for
your funeral"
-. there u bo need Of that /: you
don't know how hard it Is to kill an
editor Iaio'l half dead yet. and I
can jump-say, when are you going
to take me to New Osleaue ="
/ told him I guessed our partner
chip had lasted long enough; that l
would divide With him then snd there.
and the best thing be could do was to
take the money. get out Of that coun-
try. and 60 home. l paid him his
shass. bat I imagine most Of it went
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

ETiKGiNLE: In the Clerks lice OF the Cor
pofstion court Of the city CT Alexandria,
or the tn Gsy OF February, 1851.
isaish hurley, ccmrlsiaant, against Asnnah
ann Blackburn, J .Es S.scE burn. Uhares
Hudson snd { MAJ ia Hudson his wife, ii 9.
dora Blackburn, SeIina BlsCkburn, Andrew
Blackburn. Monroe Ri ckhur:, Elrjsh 3 atk-
burn Arthur Black burr Richard Black brrn,
the lest seven named blng infants under q
years OF see, snd Andrew Blackburn, ST., da.
tsndsnts. In chancery.
Memo. The object OF this suit is 10 ea force the
ptrtormance OF "a CONTRACT entered IGto By Eli b
Blackburn. dec'j ~ Isaiah Hurley on Deer
9th, 1917, and 10 uttsln convey snce Of the res!
estate mentioned in said coA!ract to tie said
lsslsh Hurley.
The dei'ts Charles Hudson. Amanda Hudson,
his wife, and Andrew Slack burn ST., no: h sviI z
entered their appearance and given security &C.
cording to the vet OF Assemb y, and the rules Of
this Court and it appearing by affidavit that
thoy ara not residents. OF this State, it is OF
dered that said defendants appear here with
IN one month sitter due publication of this
order and do what is necessary 10 protect heir
Interests IN this suit and that copy OF this Or
der be forthwith inserted in tho Aiexandria Ga
zette, 3 newspaper published in the city of Al
exsndria, once week for four successive weeks.
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this city. a ccnv-test:
MUk1GN M3RYE, Clerk.
/. KEN per, ~ fet7.T4H
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A(exan1ria Q5azette
THU RSDAY EVHNIat, FEoHUARY 10.
Chinese Punishment.

Llng CHI or 'cu ;ioz 10 O T. ousand stic:s,"
ls the regular Chinese pu5isons1t for nur5er
of q husband, vile or p:reo' Tue criminal is
made to koeel, wife 3 su15ldi1ate cfic.r reads
the edo. OF the V!cerUy a. gIveo signal
from the ia re he W. : 90 ioaers step for.
ward aud &c q tn QDiyr.usa,e witch d..
vested Of everg gsr.ia!: c'jthIng. be or she
Is bound haod auC fJIt , $50 upright pieces Of
wood 10 tn torn Z. $. Ardreg's CT So. The
minion4 Of the iag ctaf from their belts iva
short, sharp knisc=.
They are Low rtajy for ihciT l.13y ro.k
with d'7lIis!i skill they comuerce 10 slit Inc
tkin and E :sh &; tas wrists. Ploc edit up the
aru6 uuui The neck ls reached, The a. eutlon il
then dlrec.ed - the !oR4r limbs. The aCkes
upward, the f>shy PIT q lie Lei; AID thighs,
night % 10 tie chs, ar under Up;iatlCp. The
whole boy = LOS ope Qi'7et!os mass Of strips
OF Gkic aac & n, from wren the blood is pour
loR 70 s;tcs-4=, d5 'l"g rnc ~ u ( AID ice exc
cutioocy's c.1lic= 2 vG red c1ilr
BY hi. time :Le 7sst c:owI srn n Tie tipsoe
OF ezpsc.&,IOr, slrbiAiIy their codiaa 10 get r
glimpse Of tn cory figure AIt esger 10 witch
the lest SOUND Of sIgh O1 g!Oau. Aft r he
shrek 0! par which a.ten g 4e trEt use Of he
knife frequently LD.1ILg yut low, egoL 2 ~
noang esCaLc the LIS WElIe this ccrI. Ole
scene is being e"sc.eJ he pe.cu: haREe's, the
bean cutd BIZ czG1y lucE.le-s ply tnHi- trad,
Oblivion. II .:t tsc. th,. Lunua b.iLg is ul-
deI9oIi2 torture.
Win head G., oJe1 IN be oras.. cloaei eyes
and the .sce ocrrl5Y 81 u&U:irrab!e loog Of pain
and agony, the victim nov -lGI.d=. Toe jud q,
seemingly tired 81 the di gushing sight, clsps
as hands. The Chief execLll,ns a. lhe signal
plunge his knife into lhe 5!c aLd with one
hand teafs open the aE' VII : WITH the other
he pulls the qulvenIX heart out By the roots,
holds it up to view, aid ;h.u dhsncs /. 10 tie
ground. TnQs justice ia yildcaf4d
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j. EGss{ Nv A..

PERRY, EoUsToE CO UNITY, &c.
We have Known "5wi.a Sy hilitc ~uec,fc''
tested IN hundreds Of csseg Of S5 phiir, Mc.cur
lsl Rhems,Fm Scrcfu p, etc II rnsdr the ~ osl
PERFECT md ornament c"rcs IN erery case
Huyn j. Uenrsrd. SsH.. -. X len Judge
20. CT. j /. Warm, Of wv. Isthror q co ,
Savannah Ga I'd JrcFs~n, Dep's. Cpk Supr.
o.. WrI RIUnsoD. III Warren, j. w VIM
berry, j. q. GiIbetf, Urg't ]. W Mann, Co.
Ireas., YIN D Pierce. &L'E. G q Duncan,
Day & Gordan
] an scq 4hinted with The p.opriet0rz snt
many 0ftbe gentlemen whose aigr slure= ypsar
to the foregoing certificate. They ere men Of
high Character and standing
f. II. CnLQUITT,
Governor cf tieorgis.
THE SWIFT sPGCItIC COMPANY,
Proprietors. At4nts tg.
Sod by Il. =. LkADREATER e BRO.
Gall for copy OF Young " en'e Friend"
decl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

With the coming year al the long tried md
improved methods Of making atsadar: news.
paper Will be continued, with such addition. 81
facilities IS past EXPERIENCES ju:tid-a ta3 pro9.ie-
tor IN believing vii! add to tina c,paci.y Of III,
GsZsl!e TO terve lis readers It ezpects to ra1.
der faithful service 70 tho city, the state aud ID
country BY q Candid criticism OF men ard events
N tho III ete.t OF the people o. the Comm ,r-
wealth Ct Virgins.
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E-SER OF TExE E.sME

AyRBY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st so o o'clock p.m.; returning leave
Nortolk On sstarnate,daYs Z. 400 . II
Ihla staunch iron steamer hos Just been paint.
cd Throughout stataroons newly furnished and
carpcteG, ,.1d il the h.nds0ras. IS vel! Is the
safest Doe. on tina EotoGn &c 7iYe- 81 / Chesspa
osy anl - tho only It. su.er na6irc cics- COL
nCc.!on With the sew : ork and Bosom :t.:.;n-
err; s!sO c@cavcts With H'chmun3 s.as u:ers IND
cs!iTo> d ilres outh. Stops $. PIN: ?nLNT
aHc fH:N LOOKOUT eniH. sa3 Ts.u,aiu#.
Fs:e, frs: cs5s, s rcuEt .1it :! 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

The ALE NAADRIA GAZETTE, begun in
1873, is the o.des! newspaper il the State, AID
the OILY daily pu5li:hed il Nocch.rn V!rsii;a
1t has survived, si!L few cac :p:;oa:, 81! the
public presses il A:ne!ics waica say WIN ;l!ha
ds"n 0: the nineteenth csl Try. Il lives. to.
not il decay, 6a: ful. Of life and 7isor,
giving al the news, tenio2 the tru.a vi,h5u!
ie'r, favor or affection, !renchibg Oh .he pri9.cy
OF 10 mans home. bu: full 70 the brim with ell
public Information. and giving daily homer,
judgments Of public men snd public measures.
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y I'eE-S I-3sL ;saI..
nv I'll


{ a0hI:
~ nnAy.
We invite the attention CT dcalays s1d con.
gum9:: TO our lsr;ge stock OF CAREFULLY
LI&EN'S Valley
LOEEGE22 and
ajiAMQKIN RED ASH.
W61TA ASH Gree burning and hsrd) oi
a.aGiner 5-G:9l, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Als9 HEQhG ELS GREEE, CUMBEELAND
snt < az: !. ~ IA SPLiHT, FROM Vest Va.
baking lo.l = specially. we sim to keep ONLY
he HiGH S9I Gl:ADii6, and haviag large
Storege Ss:ds each vsTia.g 70 kept separate,
sld is especially prepared Tor ismi}y uas
Yards lOcrcd, and a., Go&l acn. on, WILL
SJAEEH Ed and FRkE ERQM IMFUNi.
TlK1
Daa:o:s. fsmilies public ing:itu.!one and nan
a!rcEcr.3a suupiCd al Gwest rta.ke; r.ge---oe7
Ton o. ZZ41 as. T. j. EHAFTEE Y co.
to5 "hari and fards lool q Queen E:
: VIZ ri r. !.
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Es,A SALE yah .as.ias

Es,s SAR4E Vah .sr.as
LSOH SALF-Tne TWO STORY BRICK
n DWELLING HOUSE, No south iii.
street, contsiclDg II rooLns will be sold on easy
terms.
Also TWO SMALLER BRICK HOUSES
on Fairfax sLreet, between Wolfe and Wilkes.
Apply 10 GEBYN q WJSY,
feo6-lu Mansion Hnu.e.
FoEsALs'
The valuable property. corner OF Fairfax aud
Queen streets known ID
kISHRIhL'S planning Mill and SASH
and DDDR FACTORY
ALSO large stock Of READY MADE WORK.
Al4o lbe THRBK TORY MANSAkD
ROOF a. U9E, No. 20 Washington street, be.
tween Judge Gtuart's reajdeLcc and the jewish
Synagogue.
Tho above property will be offered St private
sale until the FIRST OF MARCH If not dis.
posed Q! by the. time, viii Eel 8. public AUG
ton Partic2 desiring 10 purchase can 500 mo 1t
my factory.
febl-ln TI(S " RJSH ELL,
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Legal. NOTICES.

~ IRG1N1A: In the Clerks Office Of the Coz.
rorstion Court Of the citv of Alexsndris,
on the 9th day OF February, 1881.
Thomss Parker, cOmplsinsnL against Amanda
NJ Violet. j. ). Wimsstt and II srS V. Vim.
sst.. his wife, Mary L Wimsa!f, anthony N.
Armstrong, admir-. q d, b. n. Of robert
9. Violet, decd, Anti oay Violet. --
Wheisn snd Minnie Whelan, his wife, Ella
Violet, lille Violet, Edwin VJ5lHtt, .nnie
Stevens sRd William &tam.r "a, last five
being iAf,nts uncee twenty De yga,5 Of sge
defcdsnts IN cEsncery.
memo. The oSjeci Of this suit IS TO ntOrce the
perfcruaE c. OF s contract eiltnscd into by said
Hcher: g. Yi0le.t decd in hs life time, and
sad Thonss Psrker, on the 12,h day Of March,
$50, snd 10 obtain = dsed Of conveyance # tue
al estate m n:ioEed il ssid cunlEsc. TO the sad
Thomas Parker
The d@tvndsnls William Kramer, Jennie
Stevens. ---- Nhe!sn, Mimic Whelsr, his
Wits, Edwin Violet. Lille Violet. Ella Vi Jleit
sd Atwood Fi'e!s net having entered their
| HEX appearance and given security according TO
tie set Ct Assembly sDG the rules OF this Court,
| scd it sppesrrS by IN sIitsvi. laa. they sre not
residents this Sta.e i: IL ordered that The sall
Ge'ends;.s aDpaGr here within one month stial
due publication OF This order, snd do what Is
L: Cassidy 20 protect their Interest IN this SUIT
an thst copy Of this order be Eri:hWitn in
serted IN the alexandria GSZeLta, newspaper
published IN the city o! Alezrl3ria. oDcs q week
iJr four successive weeks. ind posted st tn
front d"oE of tie Cours House OF this city.
MORTON MaE1 =, I, lars.
X. hea'per, p. q ftb7-w4w
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. ASai&aTca s. OHIO kAlLEuA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

nv Beginning Nov. 70, 1880.
me MALL TRAIN will losve WASHINGTON
49, 80 5. N. snd Alexandria at s25 .. m.
oaiiy, except sunday; pass Leesburx, goiny
w?s*Thrc, Ii II 81 T.. il, end srrive al EouDd
Hill q il l5p7a. ;4esvc Round Eli at II 30 ON,
pass Leasc"rs, spirg eastward llOp. M: and
arrive 81 ale.andris st 10 D. NJ, .n6 -
washington 81 ) 80 y. ID
The ACCCN Mo DATION TRAIN will leave
W3shlnston at 70 .. II. and alexandria at
; 70 g. II daily, except Sunosy, and srriva at
Leesourg at 8 81 z. II. Leave Lees burg At 6 90
d: N: and arrive At Alexandria ST 8 10 am, snC
" Washington ii 80 = Iii.
-. IL Passengers TOE. Washington will .ske
s9G Nasllhgton snd Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
g Potomac Railroad station ats Ox. N. ana ]. lG
T. r., md 60 through wishou, change CT cars.
the 30 q. n. train from: ale1anGria and III 60
?; m train from Round Hill connect at Round
allt With Mccoy Il Wiveintoa's Daily Line of
Coactcs for oEicEersvite Berryville and Win
chester; also SaaIaer's Line of Coaches, which
,e'Fe hsoSourg daily for Aide and Middle.
Seth trains, vestwerd, make close connections
:! Vienna. With 2issop's Line of Stages for Far,
ts1 Court House
CeEa1n pe:asssp sieGeas, q OTIS per mile
a1nnaE aEes4ets, GsG.
4 HAVKNER,
octi4--ii tEansral Tickle. Agent.
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F<.E2 PGTeaEs4s; ssdFEE:.
sTs.g.nEE 5osx.1 ". T.s;,nf,sf,j.~


EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY end SIT
ukDAg G: T.3U s. n returning On alternate
days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

EVERY FRIDAY, at - a.; and retur1i1 z,
leave y e~ York, from pior A. Esat river, Gv-
ERg SATU BID i Z. st & . cCck p, Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-10

10 meet ali the demands upon it, the Gszn.!e
Will be made WASHINGTON and RICH.
MOND NEWSPAPER Us wsl ss 81 AIHX
ANDkIA JOURNAL. Tho Richmond and
Washington news Of pas. yo.r5 has left little to
Improve bat yet greater etfJrt will be rlsda 10
Insure absolute peri ia .he3a departments,
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The city Of Alexandria will Gnd as usus! its
daily history in each evenings issue, aud Ia.
intelligence ofLhat section Of The Common " alb
which nature has bound TO Aiexsn1.ie by tho
curvature OF it's mountains or the courses of it,
rivers IS wsl Us that portion linked to us By the
iron bands OF railways, will DO sssi4uolgy
chronicod
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The steamers Of this company make co2rac-
lions at Norfolk for B3atoc and 81 points East:
Ut New YORK with all pc:nls West sn6 = orsa,
vast, and al AlazHntria with Virginia Mid!snd
Railroad snd Washington sad Chic Railroad
THROUGH raLes 2;7en ana tceigh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further Information
apply 10 "a. REED, agent,
JanEeys Tha.i.
.. S. LOWELL, President
14iG street,
sep El-N Washington, D g.
...:.-.s5s@- CL.IDE'5 STEAM LINES rHGs:
s7sE-iE1ss.5 LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, FkCyI.
DESCE AED BOSTON,.
Steamers leaYe Aiezanaris EVEEY THEA
pa and }o2ge Phiiaaelphis EVE&E SAT
URDEX.
This line connects at Alexandria witt .haC.
&. G u. and " & Q. L. Es., anG at Pki!udn;.
2nls with C!yGss regular S.esriships Tor Tg,I
h!ver, Providence hLd Boston.
Freight Forwarded with pTcDptassc and cara.
f7ee OF commissions.
70 charge fog transfer in PHILADELPHIA. and
wharfage il Boston. iiuicE :ime, Froauant
departures. Through rates md .hrourh AiNs
o. !aSiug given, Insurance q. the !ovest rates,
Agents:
<. a, BEED, Aiexandria
" II. CLYDE s. CO., Phl,eda:rkis,
itn s-tt
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Steamers Of this line eill run sg foiIcws:
FGEs EDEEEEE

Connecting with herchs1ts' end Miners Line
for Boston. eieamar
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CHANGE OF TIME.
On and site. Monday, October 4th. the
boats of :ae POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
IS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
$40 30. 8 90, 9 50, 10 80 sid II 80 NJ, snd
> 80 50, 3d. 3 SO, 4 3d. s 81 end is ., n.
LEAVE WaoAId&TON:
81, 81. & 60 8 50, 10 80 .nd II 30 a ~, and
IL 30 i 50, : So 80, 4 SO, 20 and so D N.
"a Sunday Ike first trip from each epd will 90
at 30 Il. ii,
ny25 GEO. 4, PHILLIPS, Xsn.ser
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Inland 1 SSeeaboard UoastIag 20.
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P9TG.HGJ FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FUE LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On sad fter Sunday, July 18Th,
Will leave Big follows
Steamer T Y. ARROWSMiTH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, tcot of kiGg street.
EVERY SUNDAY, TU ESDAY and Tt Uk--
pa tt 30 10, for Leonsrdtown and all
iDternietiate landings
Steamer hYnI:U leaves BVEKY MON.
DAY, WkDE ESDAY and FRIDAY. 80
a. M, tor Homini snd intermediate .r tinzs
GEO. h. PH!LLIP~ Maasger,
Potomac er.y Company.
j. B PAUGETT, agent iyi7
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-09
H4CETELLAS.

MAS QUE TINo. .-Si no fuese IN hecho
no 10 oreerlamos. Eo Ia noche del do
mingo 1ltimo IN caco se introdujo on
el estab ecimiento E kente de Orc del
mejor modo que pudo. Cuando Sc
estaba spropiando de 10 sjeno 10 reps.
raron unos guar 1iss de Orden p1blico
que por delante de la tienda pasabsn y
los cusles tomaron ell huen acuerdo de
deiar encerrado ell ration en- su propiA
ratonera. Acudisron las sutoridades
locales atrspando al usurpAdor de la
propi4dad del pr6iimo 10 pusieron q
buen recaudo en- pago de su Atrevida
fazaha iuiciada con el mayor sans fac6n
del mundo.
Inmensa muchedumbre So reuni6 ep
ls calle de la Cruz al tener noticia de
tan raro suceso.
OTRo QUE BIEN BArLA Mientras esta-
ba tenlendo lugar Ia retreta del domin-
60 1ltimo so persigui6 otro csco a Ia
VOC de atCja.
Ignora uos ell desenlace de esa corri
ds calleJ9ra.
| VAGOs. --Ponemos en- conocimiento
de aesua ceIosa sutoriiad local que,
por mas que entertainments remontamos
ell grito las nnbes, veinte treinta de-
socupadcs nan escogido para entregAr-
Be al dolce far njente las graias del mo
pumento oel campo dal MORO Y las
linmedaoio les del asilo de BeLefiooncis.
CHuLADo.-Cuenta La Nacti6a, de
MsysQ usz, que snds pof aqrslla oiu-
dad un Iesventurado que ha dsdo en- la
mania de llamarse protets dc Allan
Kardec y hasta hljo de Dios. I snsde:
"Ei dia primero del actual Sc le vic
guiando una persgrinaoi6n de espiritis
tas, camino del cementerio, 10 cuaI eau
60 sends pena 4 cuantos los vieron
en- tss ilstimoso estado. No seris
conveniente que ell titulsdo "Profsta
de Allan K%rdsc" fuera remitido al ma.
nicomio de la capital? Alli, segura-
msnte, encontrarAn sano remedio suE
ridicuias chifaduras, y cesarian los e.
cSndalos que con frecuenoia 90 repiten
todos los dias en- Ell barrio On que actual.
mente vive el pobre sxtraviAdo quien
nos refsrimos.
Hacemos dicha sdplica en- nombre
de la Rengion cat6lios, On nombre de-
ssntido oom1o, en- nombre de 10 mora
dc In trsnquilidad de lam sencillas fa.
miliaa propensas { Greer On los srrores
de fanAticos & ignorsntes propsgandis-
las.
Ell loco por Ia pena ss Ouerdo, dice
ell proverblo. "
CAco.-Asi principia La Tarde uns
eaoeti la en- que. despuss de hacerse