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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
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WANlED-A man experienced to teach
, common English two hours day arstelass
uk Scn0oi ana thus half
IreSh french German Advanced SCIENCE and
nnsneu Aouress PRINCIPAL,
Is East 14th-st., New-York City.
WANIED:-A young lady desires to teach
some children the English branches would wait
fau II desred. Address TEzCHER- Tribune SAacA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

WHITE MOUNTAINS
LAKE MEMPHREMAGoG AND QUEBEC
TAKE THE POPULAR
ALL RAIL LINE.
Commencing 81, special Fast Express Train with
Parlor Cars viii leave Central Depot Newyork via
NY, ~ H. and H. h r. at 1928 A. NJ. daily texcept sun.
days. arriving at the White Mountains early the evening
For time tables rates. etc. apply to Ticket Agents "
n. IL. and II. r. r. orto
CT HEMPsTEAD, @. T. A, 4thavo and 42d-st ~ Y
| HuDSON.-Steamers Redfeld and McManus
Gasns% Lebanon SPRINGS Remington Pssed Worth
Tor Ains|s S GoSg
To o%' FS $5' Noh R Ry at m Sundays excepted
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Sp and 2sr NAY "a ISL win
caan Maac can % Sg
or T Snes by3nS Buffalo and hs West Train at
wkesoarre and Ps,on Pullman sleeping attached
points IN Maanoyaai P anto o. a coal r.
feGfsI MhnS's 2 3sG
NEsMsR;IIIIAAXNIEENfSi M MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
&C. Steamers leave ' Per s. e r. AZ Tr n h9T a
Sa S sees sg w rferBS and o p gndys in
date PoRs Tickets sold and aggage checked at "a Broad
Haven and rSurn u 80 brooklyn Excursion to New
NESWyy5YY06RRK, (, CENTRAL CT AND HUDSON
through trains Vii leave Grand centiSi DEPOT oy L. ISL
s;oo M western and Northern Express to Rochester
% ssra'o s sPscS arrives At 225
ioSoa M Chicago Express drawing.room Canaan
1900 m, 10 Albany and Troy connection TO Utica
saratoga, Glens FATS and Rutland
y. saratoga special connects
NEG ana Norih Adams; arrives At saratoga at p.
SOU D. M. Accommodation TO Albany and
500 ?. n, ST Loms Express with sleeping for
81 louis, running through in the also
Niagara Fails, Buffalo Toledo and Detroit
Auburn Road Men'ros exespt@s SUNDAYS NcN
500 y M. Pacific Express, daily with sleeping cars for
ROCHESTER Bn@Slo Cleveland. Toledo
Idoop m Night Express with sleeping 10 Albany
Tickets on sale at No Bowling Green. 1852 Broad
~ Ofices3
942 broadway Newly and S33 Brookyn
D.. M looCbf' Gen sup. e b. MEEkER Gen Passr Agt
NORWICH LINE
To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland the East
yiaNew London-Stcamers leave Pier No North River
daily. sundays luuei. Sunuays an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
RAILROAD.
on and after July IL, 1881.
GREAT TRUNK line

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains New York via Desbrosses ana c,orti,n,.
Streets Ferries n follows ~ N'
Harrisburg, Psburg the West South with Pullman
Palace cars attached. 3 A. mr. $50 and S:30p IN daily.
Wtllamsport, B0cR Haven 3 a. m. $40 IN and
Erie ut S3O connecting az Cory for Mtusvle Pero
eum Centre and the OIL Regions. - ~
Baltimore Washington and the South Washing
ton Express OF Pullman Psrlor daily except Sunday
10 arrive Washington m. Regular 4:30 and $50
a. MI $40 and l0p m, and l2night Sunday. 4:30 a M
and 10 p. m. and l2 night - -" '
Express for Baltimore except sunday, pm
For Atlsntic CITY, without change
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY, arng speedy and transfer for
Brooklyn travel. "
Trains From Ptssburg. g. I04O a. NJ: 9:s5 n m
daily, $50 daily, except Monday. From Washfngfo1
and Baltimore $50 M 800 300 $3.50 and 1880 3 M
pha a S5o $50 10000 dl4o "a. lilo. p 500 $50
1910. II a. 63O. 49, $50 and 1880 b. NJ ' wv o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

4 TROY BOATS. CJTJzENS, TIVE
~ Note change In oclo, NENv cru =. rne y -.
10 ara CITY OF troy leave daily except saurday
, n 40 ~ North river. foot Of Chrisopberst con
@ WIN morning trains for the North and West sun
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ DREW and 81 JOHN leave Pier H. North River
SOUTH SIDE ot CA yAt~Sr. WEEK DAY az 81
trains North Vest AMI t,.t N>0'P'o' WIN
Excursion ckesto Albany return good RI davs n
W. w EVERETT. President
a LbANI DAY BOATS-ALBANY and c..
o.. SibbAhDdaly Sundays cScepen leave Vestrv.st
IAN sn,t an f<,sa 1t a. n lBrooslyn BY Annex
heePse Rhnebeck Catski and Connect a. RHINE
oeon y eFr with tho = - train Ulster ami bal
u. arc " H.. AT hudson for Pittsheld etc
~ uhgany Tor the North and West ana SPFCTSi
DInn VA EN- RFSe New York Central and Hudson
tirt ., !, usxets good via this line Trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
WILLISTON SEMINARY,

" EASTHAMPTON, MASS
one OF the most libcray endowed An the com
wy taients wishing to place their where tn,
c oe ,horough!y prepqred for college higher schools
sSsnce or loi business VIII, request receive circu
giving the names OF patrons PRINCIPAL cities of
United states and catalogue giving full Information IA
course OF study, terms &c. Address 1900 ~
A IIlI Al nt -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
| ONG BEACH.
/ UNG BEACH,
NEW SCHEDULE JULY o.
THROUGH TO LONG BEACH WITHOUT CHANGE
IN 40 MINUTES.
'Ew SCHEDULE, JULY %.

5kA lNs leave Hunters Point: s:35 10 ana IL n M q
$50 $50 5;S0 and The ss5 end $50 D. M are
w. trains all others through express rss WITH
out changei me II a. and $3.50
presses with through from BROOKLYN. ~ ' ~
leave Long Beach Gas, mn
OH. 700, S:25 and 1918 m ' --.'' "']'s
Sunday trains leave HRniers Point. q o.2s ana =, . -
IL = ~ = o. and p H. fast express trains with fhroug
hour. az OF An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

a L ~, liz BUSINESS of first-class Teach
AIENt'y n W. IS ira sactcd at the UNION TEACHERS,
4 CO. Mma or nformaon apply A LOWELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

Address f. w. GUM 'f' -"
Washington, Litchfeld Co.. Conn
NHE HIGH SCHOOL at Lawrenceyille, n. j..
VIII enter upon Its (72l ron The 18th
Gay OF September next SAMUEL NJ. HAMfLI, d. D. trin.
cipal with an efficient of teachers.
i've nome Tor BOYS preparing for college
sonalle. ~~ "N''' ''''"' 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
THO PHILADELPHIA.
lie OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.

70 TRAtNs EACM WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
6UNDAf THREE STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
THE HILL SCHOOL

.POITSTOWN, PENN. gig hours from n lew. York
schOo year begins September H. Exceptional efficiency
preparing boys for leading colleges and uniyersf ~
Limited number received. Address for catalogue W
b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

n MAGGEn SCSyA AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
thoroInbv sanpes Cocycs Schools and Families W N,
families on nre5 Professors Principals aud Toachers
suneri,r JrD notly
W,pf NI tors or , % WI
square. """ roe'Sh Iclc1crS Agency, % Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
WORCESTER ACADEMY.

- WORCESTER MASS
school OF the first rank for preparation OF yonng me
lor college, for technical schools or Tor business Al an
pes " Ieppo'eG entirely BY endowment thus nsung III
men OF earnest purpose but limited means desiring liner,
euucson VII De aided by graiuities In from $50
".
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| ONG BRANCH.

CITY OF RICHMOND. I
Leaves Pier 3. y. r., ; aud III
a m, aud S.45 .. m. sun.
days. foot OF w. 20th.st., $40
a, m, l:S0 p. m, Pier 5, y.
X, . m. Up. M
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FIVE TRIPS DAILY.

PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Leaves foot East 23d-st. AN
a. M. and Pier 3. y. 4, 10
a. m and 3 p. n. every DAG.
including SundayA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

STARlN'S GLEN ISLAND, l. l. Sound
~ Most attractive day summer resortiu America
SUPERIOR dinners .
Old fashioned RHODE ISLAND CLAM BAKE served >.
arrival Of each steamer.
Two grand concerts daily by JoYcEs CELEBRATES
SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT BAND.
- lnclIding the follow great solosts
Mile louise Linden SaNophone Bent Bros. Cornet
A. Track, Enphonum {. Lowe Xyiocalina e.
Popular steamers
MATTEAWAN, LACRA NJ SrARIN and SYLVAN
.l.l will ma Ike rins Fallo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
IRON STEAMBOAT co.

FOR COMFY ISLAND
q, sosts Tor IRoN PIER leave West 23d-st hourly M
10 - p m Pier No /, 80 minutes later. '' o M
Boats via SEA BEACH RAILROAD leavs psa- "a
hourly, S;lo a. ~ 10 1915 p. IN. ~ Az"
\. B.-On SUNDAYS, extra boats at short intervals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

sS&IH YEAR of TREEMOUNT SEMINARY
0nI NoirIlslown Penn begins Sept IL patronzed by
poe desiring their thoroughly
business For circulars jim W. LoCII PHI d PIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
Gxrnrsions.

DAILY EXCURSION to West Point and
- NeWourg See Albany Day Boats advertisement '''-"
HourRLY EXCURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY
TTrs,,is I'M IL. n " Woodhaven b Rockaway r. r.
Flatbush-Ave ~ "'04 FoAnb bushwick aa1
Running until late IN the evening
koupd tIlp Excursion Tickets so canfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06

MENr AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains New.York via Des,rossos and or.
lanut Stfeets Ferries, ~ follows, $500 WV
$50 ,;So = $50 40 Limited IL nj l, $780, $40 g. s.
oou ana 10 and ~ night Sundays, 4:3O and
NJ, 0, 6;5o q $50 and 10 m, and IL night
press trains leave New York daily, except sunday
den. e 7 80 ''N"''" WIN ~~'"
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 sa5 5os
z, 1880, ;, tSo anu M uimited Express m Il
go q ';o2 ana no, p M On SUNDAY l2ol SIS 5:25 &
den 8 a. N; anu S go, m daily except sunday.
Desbrosses Conrf aIS
Annex station RrooLIy,r
1l6 lis Hudson Stafion Iersax
igrant Ticket Once, Battery. place N' ON'' --NN
The NewYor Transfer Will call ana chaak
baggage from hotels and residences ~ W. """ "
FRANK THOMSON, j. II. WOOD
General Manager pass'r Apan
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
Bachelor Bluff ON Household Art.

"Do you not see on every hand the
new arts and the new devices for making
home beautiful"
"For making home museum
growled the Bachelor. Eyes, there is
now craze for what is called household
art, but it is for the most part only q new
form of cheerlessness, o passion for
making the parlor o showroom, the
splendor of which must not be touched
and scarcely looked upon save by the
outside world. It ia art for Mrs. Grundy,
and not for the inmates of the house.
Mrs. Grundy is the power of powers. II
q woman has only two rooms in the
world, one of these is furnished, gar.
nished, set in order, and kept for the APP
probation of that venerable lady.
Domestic comfort must live elsewhere
than in the apartments devoted 10 this
lady-who exacts OF all her devotees vel
vet carpet that must not be trod on,
damask furniture that must not be sat
on, and all forms of tinery that must not
be warmed by good, honest fires, lest the
dust alight on them, or opened to the
pleasant rays of the sun, lest his beams
fade them. The disorder that sometimes
is held up as domestic comfort feel no
sympathy with; domestic bliss is to my
taste first cousin to elegance, and an ele-
gance that enters into ones daily being.
Unless one is man of wealth it is better
to Danish set-up conventional parlors
altogether, and live and dine in the best
apartments, seated among books and pic
lures, and the best furniture, invoke
peace and comfort. Give US, / emphat-
ically say, in our households color and
cheeriness-not cold art nor cold preten-
tons of any kind. but warmth, bright
ness, animation. Bring in pleasing
colors, choice pictures, bric-a-brac, and
what not; but let in also the sun; light
the fires; and have everything for daily
use Bachelor Bluff" by Oliver Bell
Bunce.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
Row In q sleep ng Car.

A man who manages company of fe-
male minstrels may think he has got o
soft thing, and other managers may
think so, and they may envy him, but
all is not peace. The minstrels do not
love each other much. At Atlanta, the
Rentz-Santley female Ministries got into
fight in the sleeping car. and those who
saw the fight say it was the worst that
ever was. The row began between two
of the women, but it was hot long be-
First they pulled hair until the floor of
the car was foot deep in wigs and
frizzes, and then they scratched and
threw each other into berths, where they
did not belong. The colOred porter was
the most frightened coon that was ever
seen in Georgia. One of the minstrels
was knocked endwise. and her head
struck him in the stomach and drove
him into wash bowl He got up and
climbed from an upper berth to the tran
SONS and pulled the bell rope. A man
from Chicago, said to be railroad man,
whose name was Chandler, was in an
upper berth, and hearing the noise, he
put his head out between the curtains
and asked what the row was about. He
said he wanted to be counted in if there
was anything interesting going on. A
muscular female took him by the hair
and jerked him out of the berth, and he
struck broadside on nickel-plated GUS
pidore, cutting biscuit out Of him. and
then the girls walked on him. He
begged to be allowed to go to his berth
and make his toilet, but they told him
de had just as many clothes on as they
hid. One girl was kicked into lower
berth occupied by minister and his
wife from Cleveland. The girls head
struck the minister in the face and came
near breaking his jaw. Those who heard
his wife talk Is she kicked the female
troubadour out say there was nothing
the matter with her jaw. The train
stopped and the conductor came in with
the train hands and got the combatants
apart, and had them aprested. A Judge
was routed out of his bed to try the min
strels so they could get away and make
the next town in time to show, and they
were fined $35 each. The men connected
with the show, when the row commenced
crawled into the box Office of the Sleep
ing car, and they never showed up until
the police arrived. They know what
row with female minstrels means, and
they take to the woods when the hair
pulling commences.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

We we're sitting on the veranda al
Brighton. A family group near us at
tracted our attention by the mothers Sc.
we're remarks in connection with loud.
dashing blonde, who had Just deserted q
table near, in company of two evidently
ardent admirers.
GOOD heavens! how changed times
are. In my young days"
eyes, in your young days." the hus-
band sarcastically remarked without per-
hitting the lady to finish her sentence,
''things were q trihe different, perhaps.
would dress up in their brothers clothes
and go running after their beaux-"
Father" exclaimed the outraged ma
tron. glancing meanihgly at the two
young ladies, but father" evidently en-
joyed the fun of telling tales out of
school, and continued with a jolly wink
at the girls: 81 knew young lady who
got into her little brothers pantaloons
one evening and stole into neighbours
where there was another young lady,
who dressed herself in her big brothers
pantaloons, and after much whispering
and giggling and tiptoeing and peeping
around the front door, to see whether
the coast was clear, they stuck a cigar
between their lips and marched boldly
down the village street. past the post
Office lounging corner, where the big
brother Of the one young lady stood with
a dozen other young bucks, who we're
posted on the fun in store for the girls
by the little brother of the other miss in
pantaloons. The young fellows didn't
want to make the fun too rough, SO they
waited quietly until the pantaloon team
approached, when one of the boys-the
real boys, mean-stepped forward. and
holding out his blazing cigar, said,
politely: 'Ah, strangers, won't you have
a light p One of the girls-boys-the one
with her little brothers clothes on, bold
ly accepted, and boldly lit her cigar, the
other walked rapidly on, trembling like
a scared baby I'll bet. The first thanked
the young man in bass voice, part as
sumed and part hoaree with tobacco
smoke, and tried to walk away with dig
nifty, while sitting q cough and swallow
ing smoke enough to preserve her. Just
then, as previously planned, the young
men gave simultaneous yell and started
after the boy girls, and they in turn gave
vent 70 shrek. son, Lord!" and took
to their heels. Oh, what a race that
was,' laughed the gentleman, but the
lady tried to look severe, and remarked,
"Thats enough, now, father"
"Oh, pa, tell the end of it; do, dor
chorused the young ladies.
Like all such tricks. it came to very
bad end" The mother said, sternly.
mot bit of i'll" the gentleman cried.
"For when one of the young ladies was
at last overtaken she was leaning against
house the sickest creature you ever
saw. The fright and the tobacco smoke
had used her up badly, and beside the
big brother of the other girl had to take
of his coat and put it around her, for
her jacket was awfully short, as it be-
longed to her little brother, and in the
tussel with an indignant stomach her
trousers"
"Father!"
Had busted the whole length of the
SEAM Exchange.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

In Arkansas, when . couple of ten
year old boys are not home for supper,
their mother looks troubled and OBJ
serves, "Nov, where in the world are
them children. II they are ont robbing
trains again I'll take the hide OF o. them
when they como homo. consarn them!"-
[Norristown Herald.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22

Language il not an instrument into
which Il fool breathe, it will make mol
ody. II Goodwin Smith.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-12-22
Vancouver Independent.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF CRY AND COUNTY,
Vancouver. Clarke County, Washington
nt Territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

If you WANT q First Class RaiL mado 10
order IRON $40 10 $50. or f0e O7eroost from
$50 to $50 va hs7, the lsrs's E: stock of piece
goods in The city. and sill garments are made 10
The store sad warranted first CLASS in every pat
tlculsr, ~ wo employ only the beat woIk meD
and guarantee perfect fl. CsiI SID tsauiue
our stock before you purchase.
s. WATERMAN & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia 4 Cvertise1-

Sos. -'tooe GtidGies ; co gFesse rtqDi.cd ;
no smell ic ths hau5c tie t:ues. thing cut.
Fine Sioye b'sris a lego assortment OIL
parfec! b.su its-"iteai" CctIs,- ,o!s snot. =
CT lot just received. Ssrl for descriptive CIR
cu!ars. STANsEURY & Bro,
Cor kiog and Washington sts.,
hloBcrusy's Building.
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essGSis'EEEsES.
Just Received.

Ne" >cntoa Lager A,:siEs, whole. hail and
o. r.er BIKES; ioo<o muicItei; Valencia AID
Nat Seedesa Heisica; New Currsats, Ci!ron AID
Orange Poe!; Hav Lager Pizs; Almonds, L1s-
lish Wa!5H;s, recsEs. Filberts. B.: Il and Mix
&C Nuts; Turkish Trunss Sugar Corn; Ee:-
sch'i erd Ga4L'. Uoia.inc; En1e:5ons Mines
Mest thu very be::---Mrs Wells Home Made
Mince Mcst-l0,d hnleEsoa's Pre,erves in 8
ID psi!s; Jelly ard Preserves by the ID; NV
York Swse. Cider Good Cooking Eu:!cr; fresh
Eggs; Baker ara ether grades Of Old Rye Viii
key; Port, Sherry, Madeira aal Sweet C.tswbs
Wines Old Apple s1d Pesch Brandy. All OF
tho above gccds in Store aad for sale cheap By
r. w 9 AV ERR
225 KING STREET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

MEMoRAEpUM Whist you can buy for s
handsome Christmas present at I Eichberg's:-
Umbrellas, in Silk, Alpaca and Cambria; La
dies. Mis:es', Boys End Mems Goesimers; ;
Braces for girls. bo5s snd mon Sstchela III
Velyet and Leather; Towels, Napkins and Ia.
bio Cloths in suits Kid Gloves from one 10 Elk
buttons; handkerchief. Silk, Linen, Laco and
Cotton Fancy Boxes Of Clsss's Spool Cotton :;
Fancy Boxes containing hall dr z IN Handker
cliaf.; Lag VI Sacks, listers ard Dolmsns :;
Msaes' Uisttrs and Costs; Corie!s for misses
and lsti,s, and Veils, Cloves and Laco Tie, In
variety. Our prices ure all put down to close
ou., and parties looking )r vaIusble snd useful
presents taa he accommodated By
ISAAC EIrRBEcG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
i / II ESr GLE CTION OF
Christmas Goods

ii >! city, TO TO sold Wholesale, retail aud al
"u;ttH& RTEHY DAY AMI NIHHT dur
crSa,giHnch, q TONS, t, be cold regardless of
{, o. Is. > Il iaI:4 lot Ct iIoGkeTy and Glass
SF,r" "r-'5. Es>;of!. &u:;cil Instruments and
iuH1irts "i other a:c'ui ~ d ornamental articles
80 h'it="aoapur"; also a largo 10: OF GkNTS
~ ~ ihifSu GOODS, ali to DO soid bofo:o
ishuarY 1t. 1882. on Gccount OF removal to No.
~ torih Royal stfCut tniihura's old aiand) on
that Gay fac trade is invited 10 call snd ca.
:tc,:si2 .:32S IL unco
Z. !. LUCAS, ErnerAl uctioI eer
H'c'G-!Hnl % north Ropnl street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

REAJY for tha Holidays q! I. ElcuBERns.
You Will Gnt this season, the lsreeg, variety
OF Christmas Presents, beth cheap aud desirable.
Call AID cIsmlno cur assortment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

If YOU want Gaod Suit for So $l2 $lj
or SIS 20 to !ha cd ic2ae 6rm Q! s. WATER
MAN 4 GnS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

a Coon SuGGEsuaN --Tha R.l:irlyrc
Amc1.cln OF this uiofrias. sass III Gu:teu
"oa I bansVe himself Why not take him aofoss
the Potomac 10 Alexandra. whcra the lash is
an hNnored Institution. end sise bin q dtz, n or
-, well lad Ga. l!''1 j. q good sugkee;iaa
''e! tho assassin be brnush! - hi,ysndc!s, sud
Il, upoa h!s 'Uturu is tha Court House 10
"a'H!2Stcn, be Il ~; 3 Qi!,ter aod X $.
;"hn, 'hcn he cihnot b in.d2 qyic!er and
"I.ti; tina. i ell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. &c. WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT; specific for Hysteris, Dizziness, Con.
vusions, Nervous Hesdscne Mental Depros-
zion. Loss of Memory 6pormstorrhaa, Impo-
teucy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
age. caused by over.GxarLiOn, self abuse. or over
indulgence, wbich loads ID misery, decay and
death. One box will cure rocent cases. Each
box Contains one e onih's treatment Ono dollar
box, or six 6oZeu for EVH dollars; son. BIZ mail
prepaid on receipt OF pfico We guarantee six
boxes 10 cure any cese. With enrh order TO-
ceiYed By us fer six boxes, accompanied with
Eve dollars, We will sandtaa 2uSchaaer our WIZ.
tsn guarantee to rcturn tho money ii the treat.
ment does not effect a cure Guarantees Issued
by JANNEY u 90, DruegIsts, AieIandria,
Va, wholesale nnd retail esenta Urders b.
mail will recslve pr0nul attanliun mart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

Grey Silk ard Wool P!ushcs, ell Wool Sack.
ihgs and C!oakings, Miases' snd Ladies' Felt
and Alpaca Skirts, Men'a, Misses, Bay snd
L:dies' Gosaamers. and Ladies' and Misses
Wool Glovcs and hoods 81
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

Grey Arabian Suilngs o, 253 e yard: bslsnco
OF 10! OF aew lie Dress Goods; Nj II ITS and
HsEdkerckists from 8. 10 jJ., at
/. EICHBEHa's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15

P.ano Covers. Table Covers nad Stand Gov
era, in 81! grades. C! IgICnBEsG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-15
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JEW ELEktS.
NOTICE.

TO ENABLE Cus CUSTOMERS al
THEIR LEISURE TO E&AMINE our
ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AND AVOID TIE GRO WD INCIDENT TO
OHRIsTM as WEEK, WE NOW DISPLAY
OUR ENTIkE COLLECTION OF RICE
JEWELRY, WATCHES. Ola MONDS,
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS.
&C.. PREPARED ESPECIALLY FOR OUR
HOLIDAY TRADE. MANY OF THESE
ARTICLES CANNOT BE DUPLICATES
THIS SEASON, AND SBLECTIONS MADE
NOW MAY BE LEFT FOR FUTURE DE-
LIVERY.