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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

VISITORS TO TIE WAR VEsssLs large
Scm o2ij Z! persons visited the U-iod States
m5c q var giIg il he e!rsam OF this els sy-
ata7., Msyor Saith scI Mas5t;. s. Chapman
\ 5'la, sGd VIM. &. Smoot visited the Vaods.
ia thl5 afternoon aud we're cautiously re lived
ana h1tds)ncly enterssi:ed By the othcd!s Of
inst Vis.c!. 4 nuEb:r Of ulsas Ct lhs
E?!iEc1cal Il gA School also visited The yas:Is
Ills afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

Tie Ofisisi JoarraI sly EasIsn! hiss not set
sec ped ito Invitation 10 participate n he
monattfy c>oferepee. No business c( interest
has yci 3egD traustc ed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. s pri q, lGSl.-Hut
little wa5 coma On Change today, and there is
no change to mole il prices. Nhea. sold o! ll2
Ia sid lis FOR fl: 10 coed FuHz, and ID for
mixed; no LaMcss!o. wss offered. Abou. $50
bushels OF white Corn brought s.. No Rye or
Oats reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

4 Successful AFFAIR The hall Ct the
Alexandria Reform Club VS. thvorg d last
gi1! VIII ladies' and geaiomec, i. being The
.,.3a6 and last ni@at of the "M.rths Wasi!:ye-
TN Tea Party" held u1ier tho sd.piass CT
the Wonaa'a Chr ian Temperate, Uaioo.
i..tgashmGn5 We:e served chesp'y, aud most
interesting literary AID musical prcgrsume vas
rendered dGrIrg ths evening. &c ai3o me. O
hon Great jehovah" WIS sung IL a mos. eff O.,
,i7a mann$r By Miss Msmo Calk, Miss Adjje
Clark, Miss Mtggo Harmon. sad s!sss!s. Wi.
..5:.. AID l. {Ra-t Clark Oher vocal ADD L.
s.uIc2ta! music Was rendered By tho Misses
30! M:ssts. Clark, tam.l9 o; r4ro mu i,.i
tasct. Ms. s. L. Dyioa read humorous So
.oion. sod tw9 liilo siris-Beti;o Dsctoo add
Lille E3yd-:eosived deserved appisrsp for
Tie cE:eent manner io waioh they reoi,cd ssy
CT1' sSort D:eG2s. "Nhc Inst Hymn" o naau.
tia , zee, saeo;Iy rendered by Mss Eli;h
R2Giotd, a2d "o;a1liah. M1siyg," Miss
Bst!3 he}s, w2ro si&ay appreciated ., the
a-Ee GutitEHa pTosal.. Af;e: tho s,agi!g Of
tnc hymn III J!t tb, Err" tho r,irashmea 5
7'n3i2loS CV u2"j.I .c:a dsqesct Ct by
aac'i9a.
ih9 pos.2Ei3e. i;J.1 which re.t cos.iJ:os
-1alalaiGS p52uy Sen. cI!d5 ":TI ea!t &c
Pars2nj IA lhg r2oG,, did Il coed 5as:ntsS.
h!j T:j !r,b.5'Y tie G3"a: silc3,:siGl taic!-
LIAM -, sccu7iar!.y. ua2tsi!? aud a5oasij. c7ar
hsa II tGc I'll. Q; th2 lt-i T.Y C.Ga. and ne !,
lies !i!Cl:G tie 'aeDsga.uca, OF The s!I!;r d.,
s1r7o 2Tc1' c'c.I; f.! ;hl s0o1 jaJc cen. ae!
cIlad .-So s.!ig2d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

a na5'cli jjuraa Of hlaoic'i says TIA: dipA-
iberia caught b ki,siag is likely 10 assume q
m4,h soTcrtT fern than If Ihc disease We're ,ar-
irsocd of th2 c3atagion impaired 10 aay o!hc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

Josh Biln2s' hlnaa.c sac.: "Ab5u: this
tine look GU. lar C I'D wea'iar." And it ehou
have addoi:-k:cD Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
readnlss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

LIE INLAND AND SEABoARD COAsTING Co.
=: e Utetias OF the drsc:or5 OF the ieiacd nnd
s-G124'd C5as. az Co.,. 10 Washington, ster-
,a5, ;hc % o9i!g ot5ooTs w1ra citc Cd : Wm.
,,,'l|p oG, Ptes!1cnt; J. W. Thonp9oa, Wee
ffs"4.al; Allied Wooj, Sao;cisry aed Treis
a',r. III William T0oa ploo has been Gcilas
= t,a:ilcA; siao2 the dean ct Col. loving,
lie ooDpagy il msk!es great cteps.asnas f.!
.le.lmaer seed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
POLICE News There were No c.z.s.t ~

POLICE NEWS There were 90 c q Ut po-
ii,e headquarters this mcr1irg.
Mary Churchill, coIorcd. was before gs.ice
Nails this morning. charged with s:tai1g c
pocket book cl1tsnioR 81 50 ffom An Rus
sell, sisa colorcd, There being DO eoidecc, 10
sustain tho charge. tae accused was DISMISSED
at complan.nt's cts:, ard Atm Russell 1epsrt-
Cd Nis:r. hU! p0crer woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

i iItGIhcr PROBABILITIES. AprN 81. 1851 -
E5:ia SiGdi5 Atlantic States eighty wa.,aer
..rw.stAar, V .risbie winds, shf!iuz TO eastarlr,
q. stationary barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

MINIATURES ALMANAC. APRIL 2l, 1881.
San rises i son Ssts........... 81
ARRIVED.
Str 60 Lear, Eor;olk, to B Hoce.
Str I Arrow8mith. lower Potomac, TO Pc.
tcmac Ferry Company.
ScSr jana !. No"!ou. NowAk, N j, to Bur-
CESS & Co.
GLEAuED.
SIR George Lear, Norfolk, ny Z 4 uooa.
Str Mstt:.uo, lo%cr Pc, D. j S7oiera y Co.
aEM0aAEDa
Schr Jas Gallagher, h2n:e, 8. Petersburg
20!h.
ScLr d n!scriy, rem Eichmoa', q. New
York 2t:t1
Schr q I Hs7ris fem Richmond, at Boston
Goth.
Schr John johnson. from Richmo1d st Lynn
l9.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

Z CONVENTION GALLED.-A tho mco.ing
OF iho C!nser7a,iVe Il .ac ju,ter Club, last night,
8 reso'u ion vas adon,cd lns:ruclrg The pr opcr
elac rs ct he CUB to ssu, call for State
C)ov,n in to assemble in this ely Oh the sec.
oaJ Thursday il hey. for consultation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

SP2ING WEATHER --Dari,g lis uig%i !;,n
h'a2. Iii has nioHn f:o:n >aU cast for several
az, vlayct - The southwest, sr d .ltiJ morning
A.saVy tog sung over this stc,iJo. Old Col.
.'"tvo7, was EUl long in lifting tie pai, snd
ID" the indications CT Q lovely spring dag were
~R'i-.. Tho streets wcTo ihIoDg.d wish little
as Il, GC ow with tho prospects OF TIE coU!Gg
.lm;~er and The apparent termination CT tie
.vrG winter Ct thar seciUsioI. aaI tho invalid
ed CgIvUle.cc-t, too. made good use % the
.a7 by emerging from s!ck rooms 10 erjoy
i,.C. rccup Ietise walks il tho genial sunshine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21
PR1FESsEOMA1 CaEsss@.

a OARD-It should DO generally known tia!
a. persons so unfortunate as ID lose one or
more Of their tsa!h need not wait wonks and
months for artificial substitutes and endure in.
convenience, dissgreestl, changes in Voice, IS
cisl expression, &C., but may heyo artificial
teeth made before and inserted Immediately At
ter extraction Of their natural teeth. By this
mode better adaptation, q moro pleasant ex.
preston ind nearer approsch tovsri prese7Y-
ing the natural harmony Of the features are Sc
cured and very much ofthe pain and difficulty
experienced in learning to uso teeth are also
avoided. have prsc!ced this mode successfully
for seven years. and having introduced it hero.
would be glad TO refer any oae Interested 10 "a.
sientswh Know Oft from exporiouca In treAting
the natural teeth my object is to preserve every
one that time, patience and modern methods Of
treatment can ssvo. The use of arsenic in is-
stroying exposed nerves is condemned By the
more enlightened of tho dental profession on
account o. its turning teeth dark. inducing al
scess and finally the loss Of the tooth. The nerve
pulp, which ia tho source Of li!U to the toctn,
should always be treated, WHOM expo!nd, with
view to its restoration to health. J. ule no cheap
alloys for filing; my foes sro much less than ara
usually chrged for the ssmo clsss Of work.
Gold filing from SlG0 up; other work at pro
portionately low rates.
W. DONNALLY, D. D. s,
Gradus!o Dental Depart,
Univ. of Michigan.
Office: Washington street, "a door from s. G..
cornar King. ar4-3El
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

!H yATncmc E,Es the Ahz.a.',;,
t.,:n H,&.i l,ra . c:".y ntaeoGei /, g o.d,
..". 'l.G.. shn III 10 T!,C.v., a 5arcu', ii;!'
r. ..e b.sgi: %: :. ilny'5 Church Il III
e:. : ia?4" iU;.J,r II other ssilafa was
90 present. he !5a1i9:: i tic = s,i: ci h
,.l1g t;r tho can a0G Ur1Dr5its:
tx tho Gah,~J2m. j. Wa5 icy. IG4; J 9hn
i"g@oD -; + /. DlG1ha,n, 26 j. e. 3 81; e
h'H,. ~; Lieu. t:-o:&o Mg&graey. l.; joha
!. b-e&hsm s; llsl:g SFau<s. !; Clp!. j, '.
D-7.-, ); Ggof4o =. i.;..c}, 5; Judge ChGa +,
Sa.rr. >; Davii y, W,aGa0f. =: J. 5. Il
I.0-q.og, ]; UasN 3tiGio, /.
I.r .5c Usobja!a-R.aaefd il C.rno, 81;
Ia-o .e.c i. Fl.i.!3, 49, I'm. ii Greonws.,
- 100. ). i ach -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

MATRIMONIAL --il3niaso i!;s1j>s w.rG ia
20 Io Hoshir 9, On yeste,dsg 10 Niilsm Il.
1jles ard H2bcr.a j. J3Ues. 10th Ct &p0;is3:-
'aa33 u1iy. Va; james +. NeRt2a AID Foa
1's i Re-, b3th CT kIng Cage couuly, Va;
;v,ao Ii. Na!ly, OF WGshiostoC, std LsG;a Y.
AasI1str. CT Moun'gonery county, Md;
iFalk !. Colt, Of fremont. Msioe, aud Nj. y.
'2-l, Ct Charles c.un;v, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

Pa1:n9, eiVo :. s. to your chi!iran-tpke
i J nrs..t-i cradicqtes erery tent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

Esv ", l. Gg:AIAM.-N.v. ~. i: Gf.n...
'e,ti2 CT s@is ely, Is has c,n, @.!al:a,c,: ~ =
Fal.44.ip;.ia pager:
LIS Sua;:sy, RI Waite. <. G:a;,ato. lie
--T p3st9r OF s.. hISg's Gau,cl, u.cicasj his
eau ,G-sl scTn0N Jatsra isysc a-a a.prsci,
"f2 aGii D22. rs dIs,ia5ci ma.:cd abby il
80 Il eve taaana! IL wsic:i i:u hau6l.d lis
tx, I'D -gJ:?-d h;ns II = th:.3ugn Ii ss:cv Of
b., So. ch15g" :u!j:c:. the evening" s.rsi,c
Us Cqlsl5 IS veil attended, and afler
"a, zglo,ses II ;ho %uo5aY School. (it b.
~ .ae: .isa) t:.r u..2to' hold tho aujisnc9 for
Icy IN A1.s. w":Io hJ sp1So il nil informal
',-Ga- 4 II church ta3;G5 u! ssyi; oc d.
r.cr So. ...';i - Ht:sSo: !.cHo ;u!!@naas.
1a.-.' e.. ..l meaningless &upo, 4 4i!is:, W:.!-
.....-t - .;&s.cs! zion. oatIr"; l:b) from
s.g ,..a. .'.,.l@o,s':9i si3 IN 27o&: y.u G,s.
,-.' 7.4' i. .IEs! ~ ~ beauty n: CgAs:ru2.iJl.
@-.#r q: tc.>,., 80 s@il1:.G 0. p: sIl:. Ut
has a>u.~I Cs.-G:.te& = 2.css9 Eny aud;.
...a t,Gt-" n.aELcr ~ 'eEiGi In t: IL o..ula:a
" $3.50 g. v2i!', 81, '1> 'l'.' 70. only ia : ?nJu
.s. ,'1-e.-. "a. " 50 =: =. s... 81 0:-Iyr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

= Love Is IL h!d, Be;lin, LsIe Thread, Silk
* AID l'sce, showing sll The nowes: shades
Tor the season. Also - rBW assortment for Lece
Mitls. Price DC Soc. re- AID 81 rs per psir.
Cofsels III s'l tho leading styles, perfect in fit
and Eaish. triccs 5Jc to s. tO per pair
underwear Special attention ia called ~ the
large assGrtm9nL f1r Ladies. Gonts, Mises,
Boys and 1nfat.ts IN G&uz. Isle Thread, Cog
ssmer ami Summer Ms,iHo; also are Exhibiting
croc3 assortment CT L,dies' Undnrggrmenis
of every description. Chemists, Drawers, Night
gowns. Skirts tSc.
Linen and Silk Hard kcr;hitf.-Suspenders
Hosiery, sho@ing Tho nest choice patterns AZ
well ss ih@ larEts: assortment o. medium and
tncr Gusilty. iona;an!ly siding ths l.tast pat
terms ns soon ST They sfp cl-red for sale by tho
u suut4ctu!ns.
Meek t;vHl nss NuGs, SIX rts. ycil;ngs, Eat.
tons, SILKS lotions &c
EGGinGs IN Swiss. ismhuTr, N.insooz Cara
line, Vntmicsllr, Valot cisnnns Lsnguelcc,
IoIchOu, Russian. Vense Croahst, &c.
Hi2hmie Pssa1t Ecscu, Roinforcsd ard
Scratch bi:!4, in iauudr;ed and u1!sundried
Colsra ant CUN', gas l. 10 IS oches. Prices
lie IS, Zoe and 2ic
Germantown, Shetland aad Sn1ouy Wool,
Zeohyr Wos.ed in Ill Co!or;, Silks Canvass i c.
NecEwasr-at ell times the collection will
surDss5 ali other sss0r.alents offered ia the city.
a Naa c!22iay CT tl.u2ent, tbs les: Scarf ever
mado 70: rier; sljo 3o.lian, Flicker, l. Andace,
Tropical, DO LGiayilie, Lfco, sni o cjmpe,c
| iiGe OF Fancy Tea AID t:OE!,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

hoH0NiNG i DEAD ADMIRAL Ia resptc:
y ,92 mcucrg Ct Rssr A4miga! Gardiner. u.
:, y Tto died ia PJiladtlDbis a few dsys
'so' Inc Llcs or 81! Tho i. s. r:el Of var ,iug
iA' s,r.am eli ;hIa city. we're GitpIayed at
s-N Ms:t 70 Gag. A. - cJck salute CT l3
lug "As frtd IRON lie Portsmouth, 10 honor OF
.1e dead Admiral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

;, LIE Hor FRIDAY NIGHT A punb@r OF
10 officers Of The Uai;ed S:s.cs war yces,ls
. ~" ct This pcit hsva accepted iGvi,piois 10
SSss1o the hop 10 be aigcn e. McBarnsy's Hall
some. OF tao young gentleman Ct tie CITY
uay Dlght n;x;. E7eiy etiort is being made
make the proposed bop grand success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

rgHIiI LATEST NnVELTY!
= THE CHAMPION SITTER,
! ft.Sa of one pieca OF liz ; cheap and durable.
aaI vii Isst ~ sso; pri;o only 2lc; call ard
| :Eauna e. AciEAN s. UHLHR'S,
mpI rs King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

IYD0D5 FHGECa CULO3SE, toe popu-
&c IL: rortum2 II tho dsP. Sample .iz 6 cts
ir'al Sa1 j. c.s; To!!Um 81. IS cts; Large
:in 30 c.=, S,I ato hy
'uhIT WARflELD s. HALT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

( IUFF sis5 4 ND TEAS-12 hsif chests Gun
~: powder, Ic!lnr sad .J.iaa Tess :: 10 sacks
h!1, LsGu,yYa -nd jev. Iotlce ord t0) pounds
hrtrcSie's celebrate Roasted Ctfss.
81 HARMON s. SMITH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-21

an nlrE Wash BRUSHES, Wholesale and
80 rt;s;l, RI IS King street-On hand lsrge
supply OF White Wa.h and other Brushes, TO
which 0e invite the attention CT purchasers.
Pricas Tow. Orders collected.
nt2! j. r.. CSrIGHTOF & SON.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-21
John Kelly net Dead.

John Kelly, Notwithstanding his
late defeat, does not seem to be so
completely down as his democrat
ic opponents hoped. He is still
the central figure of New York
politics, and Judging by the New
York papers there is but little
interest there except his possible
action in the future. There Is a
latent conviction that he is not
dead but sleeping, and his con-
querors are watching his move
ments with ill-disguised uneasi-
ness. Kelly is fully aware that a
desperate attempt will be made te
dethr0ne him I'm Tammanv hall
for as long a. he is the leader oI
that organization he is a foe tc
be feared. With characteristic
promptness he is turning his atten'
ton TO maintaining his ascendency
ia Tammany, and is welding hi:
present power there to secure the
election of a proper general com
mitUee for the ensuing year. The
meetings OF Tammany committee
of organization are lively assem-
blages just at present, owingto the
pointed manner in which Kelly aRc
his friends animadvert on tn,
motives and characters of thes,
who are suspected Of a want o
! faithfulness 10 him in his falleI
fortunes. The chief inference de
ducible from the debates of thes,
meetings is that every man wh'
opposes Kelly Is a thief, and every
man who does not oppose him i
something worse; but in the enc
the Kelly sentiment prevails, an'
a number of recent Tammanyite
are placed under the ban of tn,
chiefs displeasure. There will b.
coEsternation among the New
York democracy if Kelly shoul,
happen to win.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-21
American Destiny.

Gen. Grants article upon Ameri-
can Destiny, published in the
Chicago Tribune Of the llth, is a
wonderful document. Here is one
paragraph of 1t:
The United States has entered, as 1t
were, spontaneously upon a career of
development almost unparalleled IN
the history of the world. BY the
growth of the states along the Pacific
coast. by the erection of the trans
continental lines of railway, by the
occupation of new lands, by the open
ing of new mines, by the increasing
mechanics and manufacturing enter
prises, by the introduction of her pro-
ducts on an amazing scale into the
commerce of the world, by her de-
votion to a system Of finance which
requires incessant industry among all
classes Of her people, and the cheap
est possible means of intercourse and
transportation the United States has
given new and deeper Importance To
every method by which industry can
be advanced and commerce can be
promoted. 1t should not be forgotten
that the states of North and South
America lying on the Pacific, furnish
in large abundance those commodities
which are constantly supplied with
markets in almost every country III
Europe. The guano and nitre trade
rs immense. From the ports of Chill
nearly 40O, 900 tons of freight are ship
ped eastward annually. More than I
million tons of grain are shipped each
year from the Pacific states and terri
tories. There is no doubt that mOr'
than 4,OO0,0 tons of merchandise
find their way from these regions Il
the east, and require water cOmmum
cation IN order that they may be ship
ped economically and profitably. AnC
this is merchandise 10 which rail
way transportation across the CONT
nent is wholly inapplicable. Th'
great wheat crops of California ant
Oregon, for instance, find their wa.
to Liverpool, around Cape Horn, at
freight rate of 80 cents per bushel,
rate which would not carry it by raj
half way to Boston OF New York o
Philadelphia-tO be there shipped I
European destination.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-21

Referring to the election of Gen.
John f. Miller as United States
senator for California, the Church
man says: 1t is AS much a compli-
ment to the public sentiment of
the state, as to the gentleman him
self. No public man in the state
or nation, enjoys a more stainless
reputation, or a higher character
for integrity. If we except the
Presidency, there is no position SC
important and influential, or which
affords such a theatre for the ex-
ercise of great abilities. Gen
Miller has hitherto been known
chiefly for the boldness, sagacity
and activity displayed in his mill.
tary career; and for foresight, en-.
ergy, and success, In business en-
terprizes. He BOW occupies a po
sition which will give scope to tn,
broad craftsmanship and oratoria
powers, which we predict, he vii
be found to possess in very emi
nent degree.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-26
Americans Cinehed.

A Bostonian travelling in Eng
land gives his experiences in the
Transcript of English extortion, as
follows: 81 write 1t with the
greatest JUNCTION and emphasis after
my name, whenever am asked to
record it, u. s. A. not that love
England the less, but my country
more and more; and 1 so regret
that I forgot to bring with me an
American flag and at least one tor
pedo for the approaching Fourth.
But [ have found whatever the
honor and privilege of my bir,h-
right, 1t Is not an economy
to beg recognized here as an
American. And recognized as
such, at once, You inevitably are
sBut how did you know l am an
Americana I said to u chatty, In.
telligent Engl!shman, who, like
myself had possessed doorway to
get ont of q heavy shower. Il
should not have known he an
swtrsd, had you not spoken And
so my speech 'betrayeth' me every
where, and everywhere at cost.
An American is, by the average
Engllshman, supposed to carry
railway in one POCKET aud
at least q silver mine in the
other, with an oil we'll as Il reserve.
He knows you. He spots you.
You are his gudgeop. Wherever
you go you hear of the foolish
things Americans have done, until
the English idea is that the Ameri-
can exists simply as shilling and
sixpence dropping machine, and
he keeps the machine we'll at 1t.
They talk of ducks shedding water,
but one sheds these silver favors at
every step. 1t is no economy to be
known as an American. It Is q
luxury, an extravaganza, an iinpru-
dence.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-26
LINES OF TRAVEL.

LINES OF TRAVEL.
~PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP '6tsasP AMY.
GOODALL. PERKINs d CO.. GEN
ERAL AGENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR JULY.
Coming South Going North
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9;,:ss... s:ss July 9I1s'y 1s!, ,s|,.., !: !:
s:;:::.::: s::::: |::::.::: 4 i; ! {. !
orisaba... IAug ilAug SlAug s.
Both Steamships cali 1T Port Hariord
(SanLuis0 0bispo) )and Santa Barbara.
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
s1-Passengers for San Francisc9 take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at l0:50 O'Clock A. NJ, Los
Angeles time.
Los Angeles and San Diego
THE STEAMERS
orlxaba and AnCon.
Leave san Pedro for San Diego July 8.
9,A, 10, "a. 20. and August 8
Passengers take the train that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington ct 8.45 p. NJ,
Los Angeles time.
Rates OF Fare from Los Angeles.
Cabin. steerege.
To San Francisco. ..-~.-......el6 90 $40 90
To Port 6Rrf0rQ.............. II 90 800
70 Santa Barbara.............. 90 60
TO San Diego .........."..."... 90 90
Plans Of steamera' cabins at agent's office,
where berths may be secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Los Angeles leaves San
Buenaventura and Santa Barbara for San
Francisco every Friday, calling at way
ports.
The steamer Newport, PIummer CON-
mander, runs between san Eranclsco
and Newport Landing, calling at Santa
Cruz. San Buenaventurs, Hueneme, San
combustibles, way freight and passen-
gers, leaving san Francisco about every
ten days, as tides serve on the Newport
bar.
F0r Passage or Freight as above. or
for tickets to and from
Eastern Cities and PrlnoI.
pal European Portes
Apply to
II. MCCLELLAN,
Agent. ONCE, No. 68} Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angel q.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-26

3 on, ss far as can be judged, seems
about the same as before the re-
lapse, except that ir left him weak
or. He seems once more to be In
the way of improvement, instead
of going down hill as was The case
Saturday.
WASHINGTON, July 25.--ll A. M.
The President has had no rigor
since yesterday morning and is do.
ing well now.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Postmas-
ter General Jsmes telegraphs to
Postmaster Pearson from Washing.
ton, at 8 A., M. that the Pre- sldent's
condition is decidedly improved.
the Tr-ssaesst U"nki0ues Csmf"rt-
ExEoUTIvE MANSION, Jnly 25th,
2:l6 p. M-Dr. Bliss at 2:l5P NJ
reports that everything Is going
we'll. There has been no reappeai-
apce of fever. and the President Is
sleeping quietly.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-26
INaERsoLL ON BEAooNsg1ELp !.

INGERsoLL ON BEAOoNsTIELD,
Col. Robert IDgersoll, In speaking
of Lord Beaoons field as a gluttou,
saye: Most Of his characters are
like himself-puppets moved by
the string of self-lnterest. The
men are adroit, the women most
b. artless They catch each other
with false bait. They have great
worldly wisdom. The virtue and
vice are mechanical. They have
hearts like clooks-flled with
wheels and springs. The author
winds them up. In his novels
Disraeli allows US TO enter the
green-room of his heart. We see
the ropes. the pulleys and the old
masks. In all things, In politics
and 10 literature, he was cold, cun-
ming, accurate, able and successful.
His hooks will in little while fol.
low their author to the grave.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-26
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