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6teamboats and Railroads.
TROY RnATo

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
5A E snS STY IN pS1S
h frsa rIE E,sn No q North River
Toe the North and West sun
'1f IaS ssys sF M sy
9sn. Ms,t Albany sauay morning sIOsa with
Excursion '4s Albany enS gGs 20 sa:s
A LBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C.
Pier s55 sat as Sunday eIesge leave vesy
ss.ss
Ss! 81 al sss
sRh vsf lxP LEES Hudson
SowSSSs reunns By aow ns boa, TIP
BALTIM0IRIE; and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL. FAST LINE TO THE WESc
opana ssSa, ZAP y p Baltimore washnqtoa
foIn IL H. Depot tootn coranits AMI Desbpossess as
ERness esps, syn srrse wasan,
t ta ,e5 Ptsourg Columbus Cnsaaa Tarior car at
~ m-Daiy Fast limo Tor wssanyto, ,rr,v, ci,ou,,s
through tT y t ami Ss2 m EIiS
SianigStp t 'S ,h2i,,
amer @sssnr IT AE Ark Camden station Sat%o
nn soa washington ioo r. eepss ior cn a
sas ' 1e @sss' tr,',r m,,tao West.
aSsf ia AZ, S,x and " ess for
fSng Gc R, S PcS os
CENTRAL S,!,s RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
BrooSlYn foot OF Fnlton-st Jewells Wharf S4'n III
commencing June 27. 1881.
leave New fork foot OF Mberty-st.. As follows
D;ou m-for Flemngton EastOa. Allentown, Readin,
I;i5h mwFor schooeys Mountain. High ariays Br,,e,
W y T. ana Western H. r. Easton Allentown. wnkesbarrs
Bdcs T Branch FEs as ssa2oey. Mountain
Mach chunk villa "SoT Ts%a%u se Drou RNs aneSss
Upper Lehigh. Scranton etc ' ~ ''
~ n--For Flemngton Easton, Allentown Reading Har-
nsonrg Mauch Chunk PitistOn etc.
,,o;a2 D. m-For Pennington Easton Wind Mauch
'iuiik lanagua Dr1fton, WikesharFe, Scranton,
Easton. Allentown, 80 e
445 p m.--For Sornervile, PENNINGTON &C
o.'np m--For Easpn. d.. L. and w II. r.. Allentown
Reading harrisburg. Mauch Chunk Wnkesbarre. &c
HliAy trains leave at SABA. ~ D.
snu III 7. rned3te stations 800
WMil harrisburg and the West.
o For Newark at = 545 els 6:45 7:l5 730 800 $50 O.
ii Pap l1l5 l0h5 ll5 m. ~ M. l2:45 1:l5 q 23o
a. -; i;3o BIO $3.50. 545 6:l5 $780, $780, Sl5 8.
e;fb 1880 ll:l5 l2p. m.
For trains TO local points Tables at stations
~ Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
80 ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Ambov Soutr Ambov
P'easa Long Branch Ocean Grove. Asbury Park Point
$50. 7:30p ~ "
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT LING-QUICK TIME
THROUGH CARS-JCWEsT FARFG
IDk ATLANTIC CITY '45 a. ~. EXPRESS. n n.
VIVID thronR cars arriving at Atlantic City $40 D.
r"eHom New-York One way - 25 Round trip - IS.
LNREEITOI orb NEpy VnDIy ID III NAV
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Steamboats, au1 Railroads.

/ DSSO!N:-Steamcrs RedfeId and McManus
- Tor hnuson. ana via Boston and Albany Raroad 4.
thahani Lebanon Springs Bennington Pltts6eld North
or ihon ,eImsiate points Also. at Hudson
"a t,,nonS, I ASA-k r. Stuyvesan New. Baltimore
mans anu Gasteton. Daily at q ~ M (Sundays excened
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

NVNW ~ LINE
~ TO Boston Worcester. Nashua Portland and
via Now LonionStcamess leave Pier No. River
daily SUNDAYS ngiulcd u
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUII
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

PROVIDENCE LINE.
j FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with Worcester Railroad for
Worcester and all points NORTH via Worcester.
The Palace steamer MASSACHUSETTS, VIII leave
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays AMI the Steamer GALA
TEA on Mondays Wednesdays ami Fridays At r. M FROM
PIER 81, N. H., DOT OF Warrenst, New YORK.
Saieoons secured at oices OF WestotGs Express Com
pany and ut pai hotels ana uchet ohceS
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
Ia MOI rA1NS landing Cozzens West Point) Corn
wall. Newburg, Marlboro, Milton PoughkeepstA Esopus
connecting with Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki valley
Railroads steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James W Bald
win daily o. foot HarfisOu-st. North River
except saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves ut
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FIVE TRIPS DAILY.

CITY OF RICHMOND PLYMOUTH ROCK
Leaves Pier ~ r. and IL Leaves foot East 23dst
a m, and SAD p m san a. IN aud Pier 3 y. 4, 10
M. 1870 p m; Pier 8, N. including Sundays -
r., 8 2p
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Gituations GUanteo--A le!es.

A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT AMERICAN,
age % speaks English, French German anf Italian OK
IN grocery soclts position IN business mousse or ~
+. F.. p. O.
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( ,OLLECTOR or any position of trust by a
~ competent, Intelligent furnish satisfactory
tstlonias as 10 character and ability. Address o. H.
MOODY, ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12
LUfi,.iI, ERETJ7JEV

= ja'.el States surveying schooner ia I'm.
cAofes In tho river CT this oily.
regular uii.,nonihlg mcc.iqp 6! he ca:
Gounc vi lie heid 10 night.
h.!Ss Rcsa ( jplo Of Gouioun cou1.q. -
visiting friends IL this city.
Taa Hebr2w Feas: IF Passover c,n,,peue,s
tomorrow evening.
R:in this rnornias and bright spring weather
this GftcrrOrr.
NJ. Z .. E'ad4iI, Of Ws:hingloc, has char
!arod tbs steamer Mary Washington for tho CD -.
pro" caia% cxc1E;ion gesson.
Ur. EdWssd II. Stabier has so far rec ,vareJ
i'oh E!1 i"Lc Et!.ci; Of paralysis IS to bo able to
!oaTc his room
Tho ALARM OF fi7o lsa. nigh! sb III. hslr.psst siy
c'c!UCi:, wh!cA brought on! the entire fro de
prr!"!@nt, was caused by tbs noisn nlsdo by a
crowd 0: aoG5 on Eng street.
lHo !I}i:aDh3D steam cnsiac underwent l,i,l
:t III" *hsit ioot OF Cameron street, this after
coon. sid worked 10 tho fais(gc i'm OF the
sdn::e:4 ii tho machi0c.
Col. O!ckefson, &C Brooklyn N. Y, and Mr.
John Z. Wsckol', Of Fredericksburg, will, il ia
untcr$!ood, open on FiidaY next the dty goods Is
SOTO on hlHg street. recently conducted BIZ The
iSt1 60. Kcas5ear.
I: inS:In Gama OF baso ball Was played yester-
ieri.Y ~ Ire E;iscope. High School, between
Tue HoNsrd line OF inst school, and the Whito.
SOMA hlAe OF this ti.y, with the following result:
Ho"@rd inc, ] ; runs and u outs; Whitestoae
"iHc. > iu7s and - out7.
= co.oEed cert Gsiver fell overheard ST Ma.
hsilay u Co.'S waa-f, this morning, but was
rescued ~ some bystsnders. Ho ssid ho thou ght
h's t;ma 10 :hutli oil tl!s mortsl and put on i'm
iaciihhty mad arrived sud was frightened ac.
ca:!ias!g
NUa!n !e. Eo1th at least itz, spec-
noes oi ihe Germia cirp, COW being propa-
ga',d 81 III; 2overumcnt fish ponds, have been
Gu .ht - t!.o Potomac near Washington. On
Ft;lay laa unr Gt these exc .lent 6.h vas
cas-: f,ur Mho Rln.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

-Four dlrarc:s wtre granted by Judge Wylie,
u tho Ed tiy Court i'll Washington, yesterday,
the c:s, Ct Ann Hill Is isIcs agaas; John
Bowie Attracting nGss ateotion. BJWles was
for 5Omo years Unilcd States assessor OF internal
revenue a, Augusta. Ga, They have lived iu
Washington SGoa 1874 The custody Of child
req was eottn9ied 20 c1 Sepstor Joshua Hill,
of Gr0rsa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

IMPORTANT nECEsloN.-Shu-ia5 uoiriag,
Judge Fl zhGsa, il tho c,se Of Ford vs. How
lett asa ais, as;seIe! 20 ir,por:a0: decision
bearing Eloc &c g5c;scau afforded By the
hom, s.tai l.H, iaa i,c,s OF ii, css, w;re
these: S2iae ii. il: Of uiao years tg , lissIe't,
The defendant, 10 disg;og f1u2dl!ioa Eek: to
tord's olused har hou3o 20 fi'l Gown ald >m
p!eta'y destroyed il ntd al its c,1tens Ford
brought sui; 10 The Circuit Court a:d recovered
damages 70 the EN- uas Of 800 A suit was
theu Instituted il iha Cbavatsy CouCt to subject
Hc!sietts req! estate TO toe Judgment. HeW-
lett $ dclotcJ wes tho lroteclo, OF e homestead
DEED he had fled. Gaining IS tEemp! tie
pcopc! y sought to DO suhi.c!ci The creditor
Gained TIA. ihonsh tho homestead deed had
beco recorded i. gas 10; Gcod against iads.
men. Iik3 tic cnu n c:urt-a judgment for
ter, T&c Csc @as trsuad 10 writing ty Z, o.
CabeIl ior tic rlsiaiif aud Il. Y. Cannon for the
Defendants Judge FiZiush declared Sa!ur
day nornag that lie homestead Exemption
did not apply in csss where the judgment was
for tort. aad consequently HeHletL's properly
will b. sold. -Rchm0na Wh1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

HIor TIE LEAKS Tin Roofing, Gutter aud
RIA >|n1n:. suh al ,soik repaired promptly, by
STANsDURY Il Bro.
III; BEST home manufactured Tn Ware
aud MISUNDERSTANDING Goods can be tuurd q.
*TAHsBuny's Ceo:r4 Stove House, .c,ruer
hiGS aOi Washington Streets, (McB1ruoy' $
Blbipg,)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

AcriSlTY ~ VIRGINIA DEFERRED BoNDs.-
There sacns to haya deem sreat activity here
recently 10 Virginia deferred bonds, CT West
Virginia certificates. From Q o'olcck Saturday
morning TO 0'cl,c4 yesterday afternoon $685..
945.55 were transferred on tho books of the
Second auditor. Il New York canitalist was
the priocpa urehsssT.-Echmoad Dispatch
otto day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

FIRE ~ fAUQUIER.-Hhc stables AID corn
hcu5' ct Mrs. hiary Russell, ct Salem, fsu-
q1!er c2Cnt3. Va. u<rJ discovered to be on
nc . Suadsy n sat last. I'll cffsrts 10 stay the
Nimss Ncro uLSCcIassful, end the buildings, TO-.
getatr with their c2ntcu!s, were totally Destroy
&C. ms ire IS supposed to hsgo been Ct 10.
e?oaiary oE;sia.
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a Washington correspondent of New Eilg
lard j'urnal says The chief itros likely to be ar.
raiSned against Senator EonkIi1g will como
through the revelations Ct tho Spraguo case.
Lac sanlo cor ,sponient thinks unless reliable
men arc strangely mistaken, aad SIS reckless 10
their chsr2e5 IS Mr. Uoaklipp and Mfs. Sprssuo
have been impruient 10 conduct, tho dcyelcn-
moos o. this trial will susken G mighty moral
sentiment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

VICIssITUDEs OF FORTUNE. -RaaSi.r wac
served rs Lieutenant Governor Of South Caro-
Ilaa. and subsequently represented one district!
10 that Sts!a 10 Congress IS uaE working on
tho streets az o1mmon Iaboror. The other
day, while ba>iIy haniii3c his pick. II Incident
occ'urrsd which mus: have wildly reminded
him of tho vlclssi!uias Of fortune. A garbsgo
cart backed IN to the spot where tho cy Lieu,
tenant GoVarnov Wss working. and dumped
load OF dirt Oh the street. Anorg tha rubbish
was copy Ct tho Cor g'ts'oaal Record, con-
talolrg speech mldo By himself on In, civil
rights oil while member of Congress. Ransier
Is not ashamed of doing manual labor, although
at one time wealthy.
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}. D. l. iisr9o7, ca Of C6a: g., ILL.,, spent
over W, thousara dollars on medlcioo for III,
Hii:, ':52 w,s s1fFariog droattuil, ircm rheu.
nn;Ir'n, ed without deriving my benefit
''"@i,vsi; ut w. bottles of S. jacobs OIL,
acc in 2!::nod waat he most sklIul modc,l
IL y !ai:. !! H. o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

d. ;, Lore BJWie, 90 cid aud respcc
io5 80 IL .5udouu county, died at lis resi-
do,, VIZ 70 9's Gan. 10 TIA! couaty, yesterday
no $500 ae'T Tho deceased WAS enc of The eugi.
o otosh'Vho surveyed the route c! tho old
IIo1tul AID usmpshife ra;lto.d. He he'd
30 been connected with SEVERAL other in.
11oT!sat Hsrss Of iaternal improvement il the
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ine Philadelphia Alaraao. a. q les. of the
capacity Ga: INCLINATION Ct Am,.icau Coll5g.
siu:odts and graduates, for practical jurGalism,
Is sp9u! to otitr $500 in prizes for The best
editorials. tho best special essays. and tho best
pceus, written b7 col-so slrdacts or eel e1c
graduates. Tho topics are rot Iirn;et.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

The CONVICTED NIH!LIsTs. Tho scntercs
CT death WAS iaaly read yesterday 10 tho
prese'c, o! the prisoners. They were allowed
x hours 10 appesi. prlf. 5oIobiefr caused
anme excitement emoog the sudcls IF tbs
UaiVcrsi!y of S.. Petersburg on Saturday "
coodcmDi0s capital punishment. and exprtss-
lrg tao hope that The GA: vi | shog mercy TO
The pr!sopora
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The Massachusetts, Senators sro now Mes;rs.
Hoar and Dawa7, thirty yeats sgo they wcro
the Hons. DIniei Webster END Rufus
Ch0Gte. Look on that picture aad new cu this,
what contrast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

FISH REPORT Three thou.sud shad, tieh
teen thousand herripg md lot Of buoch Gsn,
arrived ct Fishtown 10 day. and sold IS follow:
ohsd $2l per huudfod; herring, sll per thou
sand; white perch, 80 certs per buact; rock, %
o9ats pr bunch. ElshtoHo presented more
business Ike appearance to day than i: has On
any dsp s'lcs the season COMMENCED,
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AOCAL MATTERS

Fyt ,Ga " Il T. 70 tfoJaJtlies IprH IL 1851
or ao3 rain p; osc Is gsoaoFaig cOuiy 7oath
Westerly, feI;o" '4 4'r SaitI1S to soGtcally and
and By Wednssio ,o'c|!t by risiog bsroucIcr,
pa:a!ura. '''D'u:' SIG it tal! 10 ttm-
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4 ci:cu:: Wls i.sAad from the Trasslfy yes
t2rd0F c,i'lrg in g the outstanding G3 snd
grae!los tc the iCllcr& tho option Of having tho
bonds clD;ioucd autlGg tho pleasure Of the
Gorcrnmcnt .. 81 per ceniup ptr aupum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Clmn
Thos Smith, Wa. II. Payne ard a. D. Payno.
sid CO the h inst. uOder decree in Latham
IS. Smith The Daniel O'Coapell Smith tract Of
land contsiuiog 500 Goes 10 Thomas n. Ii
than FIR S22 50 pr acTe.
Tn, 8ame commissioners aiso sid Tuesday
under decree ia Latham w. Smith aid Nc
Weigh Vs. Smiths sda'r tie Walter Smith
trsc. Ct abOu: 3l3 acres to Taos n. I.1tham for
$l1 per acrt
Juo. ii. F4rbcs. commissioner and trustee,
sold "Medog7ilIe." about 9S7 acres. coupled
By Z. W. i. Saith to lion. VIM. r. Grace,
Mavor Of New York City. ioT 80 per acEe.
VIM. Il, Payne and Il. Taylor Scott, c,m.
Glls;ioaars ct saNo in Sinclair r3. Reardcn. sold
tho stora house aoa lot al tic c,tncr Of South
5th a1d Main street, WarreDton. orc> occupied
by Hamna 1; Einks toC hss. p. Ross for 81, $50
- lldTcnt0n M0cc,
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I'LL -Nr. VIM. X. I,wio, an Old aud respect
cd c!tIz y, ISL at his rcsiierc, on Ptioce street.
Ncs. .2hn Il. Parro.t &C esteemed lady, u
a!:o i! II hcr residence on Cameron s'r .et,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

The LATE Col. BnAsHEAE The Fro3er-
iek4oi's NcFF. il qno;lFg The ENCOURAGEMENT
OF tbs ceatb Il Col. Btashcar from the Gszottc
adds: Mr.. brashtac vas we'll klc#n by mauy
- former dars, TIo eIt r4csIi With Ecrune ST: c
ilo2 Us k;n.I3 ra'u.e. Scnisl courtesy ED hand
s>mt p75se7ca, II wGs fer e number OF gears
popular member Of society aud sacc ssul
merchant n Fredericksburg, partoer in tie
dry goods housc o! Galchcr, iouoR {; Co , Be
lore be var. aad lis visits to tho Old bufs il
l4tar g;2rs, though leg. hsy3 hcen niways
NltMIY IEelComcd. Pee. 10 BIS mcmnrv,
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n, III GRAND loDGE OF ODD FELLOWS. -
;NtssSIS' Ch8rles Goodrich, Of Potomac Lodge,
IN -, art i n1a' L, MI 5, Ct Sarep.a Lodge,
&s''eod the Gral.G /. 3sS ct Oii FsiosS Ct Viz
& "aich MG. IN houu.! sc,sInI IL .hs, city
"oiniag Al 10 &c ok. The Gtand Eo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

3oLIcE iTslIs. Mage: Saith presided OF
,,o.ce heeGq lsJtGrs this ;aCroine, aod sent
Miles slunttr s oci0rei Doy. to !he work house
tog s. days, iCy s:caliog tobacCo trnci the store
4 NJ. J2mos II. WIiktts0-.
A"2 Nelson: co}Crat: arrested last Right 10;
S.iau tlae . liiin bop uanet James Hepburn,
WIS before the Msycr tbs morning, when his
e3'nia"!lon wss continued until TO morrow
L.!aI4S. Nelson is il danger CT whipping
=, mere IS charge sgsinst him OF obtaining
4 0''Nks under false pretences.
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AMMAN, -jnooa this week.
Mnr@GSs also NESTS ia.,s city will be repro.
~ iilay E:o.npmept 4oodrioh.
5cu.Gd by Mr. W
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Is; on !lnj; 10, prevention ia potor than
cuT5. ~: Coughs and Col13 aad suoh aTeo-
ADDS Ct TN throat and luurs as lead to con-
Sumption are erred By d. Balls Caush S3rup.
Drirn %, 'N"'
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-, JOHN &EDERsoy's TrnrrIvg ;,
go SO' - 40 ledustrous csrt drg,r " " -;
t,, n lie with his wife. Mary ara % !. u, II.
sn- i; 0: ycusg AIDS >rs, bostt1 :, 't6
~ ''n' u happiness ul;il sh1rr I;r ago.
an,"-,I = Hag dece!7er, ty asme G.nry 3foWIs,
h.csna f G.s moae as 8 IrcnI. j. 10 VIslis
Ia ill., ~ ,''equant. AID Joho bee 10 s1sp cou..
hia sn., "o,i'o iG OF blight he -co1sri!ed Wllh
- - ..:.a' Lilo iniormed ,;er tina: TIC repeat
Iii rot ic2k ua.i, y aud sueg3stcd that she
n1oHta!y Tt4Gss III. y. to discontinue his c,!!s.
20 this Nary rer!jcI With bitterness She soid
ne, JO'7 Anderson did not K, The way his
Vito c'Cdcated herself, l:o had better co,I,
otfcf qlartcr:; that sho held Mr. D,op5s in
hl2n cstco:1, and he aau,d can, 10 s.o h.-
Wherever he pleased, ErJc1 TIL. ,i5e .hiocs
gTGa "or5e, trouble increased Deems v;a;1s
3tclma more ftcq1eEt and mare omen, ,JSh,
saw With scrto| th.t D:oans had esiao5 The
aFscIlo4 Ct his Hlfe, but be d,tcrniocd f. brar
a. ulict BIS haa7y weigh. Of g,i {, hoaiog thai
"a' wac s'iiI he'd iil u'hj7iled ijv, mi!h> sac
tha o;!ac OF her Say and rarn a2aia 70 him her
!s!.HiI. sud !:gai lord. lie knew n1 h;s t,-l
Ho?21 UT; 80 aooo - DO b'fs 81. o. c,ioc
home from h'7 "o:k Eddy highs lss,. war;.
az I2Pft,552t, no "'a sIiHrjsci 10 I'D, - lie
~ th'! no 7os j&l mt o"iy carried Ct! his
"' = ~ rs on :-2a ID! a! i;s !u-oi!uFr, ex
o.. 0"2 I'@a oaGIf. } ,aa Anderson 81. d3gn
"a 'l,. a1et: "a ~rg. lie 3il NJ. koos
81 10 -, a2t 10 G,aIi! determined ,jsgk
r'G. = '":o4Gf TIC IN. Il, jetsi!sd the q;
en"3'&1c@3 g CO. iEanstcr ard aoo!i.d s.r =
W''-s0. %: tHr arrest Q! Doves. f9; tho ,,y
G,a?ct 80 '!.', 2.iijccl aGA lCrniilrr, L,.
;hti' beng 10 c9i:a"eo shat Browns had ocm-
n'|h All, - th1 gJ.l5a had consented u
tH2 fap-ts1 tao Ca2!aiG ininrn,d him b,
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1T FISHERY. --O,i G5herInaa say tia, inc
p!osr;.s lJr i1rEc catcA Of ii;h his s.;so:I.
Notwithstanding the backward 6, riog yea har.
arc 81 i:vo:ab'c, aud sr.ua that Inc & Ii tits
year, ,@iHc 10 the s.gero 9ictcr, will to OF q
sup r. Qnai.y to thosc 0! last yeGr NJ.
Wa. NJ. Flat e iiavra d. G;a,p. Nd,
wi! cmn}cCc1 iishi,& The I'amrckg shore To-
moro. sd II, We. j. CuaniughGr, Of
Ha,IIoc", t-c S;uC9n Neck. aEd Buds Ferry
Shore, tbs is!taT part oi hi: gacis. The fish
caugh a. ;iose shores wEt DC sold io:this Ct :
by n, CCctjGGhan, uho Is s''ea5J ca tho Fish
EhaFt?27 hat puYT;so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12
PROEEa@sssNAH GARsBs,

PkOEESSResNAG CARDS.
a CARDIFF should be generally known that
"A persons 90 unfortunate rs ID lose one or
more of their teeth need not wait weeks aud
months for artificial substitutes and endure in-
convenience dissgreestls changes in voice. f..
cisl expression, &c. but may hGvo artificial
teeth made before and Inserted Immediately At
ter extraction OF their NATURAL teeth. BY this
mode better adaptation, a moro pleasant ex.
preston and nearer approach toward preserv-
ing the natural harmony Of the featured are &C.
cured. and vary much of the pain a1d difficulty
experienced in learning to uso teeth are also
avoided. have practical this modo successfully
for seven years, and having introduced it hero,
would be glad TO refer aIy ono Interested to pa.
slentsWho know off! from experience In treating
tho natural teeth my object is to preserve everS
one tbs! Time patience snd modern methods o.
treatment can sava Tho uan O: arsenic in de-
stroying exposed nerves is condemned by tho
more enlightened Of tho dental profession on
account o. liz turning teeth dark, inducing al
scess and tnally the loss " the toelh. Ehc nerve
pulp. which is the source of life 10 tho tocth
should always bs treated, when exposed, with 4,
view to its restoration to he.lta. u.e 70 chc1p
alloys for fiiGgi my foes arc raucl less than sra
usually chGgod for the 5arns class CT Yc.k.
Gold filing from 81 20 up o:hc7 work at pros
pocLicnstejy low rates
w. D0NNALL3, D. I. s,
Graduate Dental DC 1stt
Univ, OF MChissD.
Cffice: Washington street, I'd c2o- i,otn 8. e.
corror King. ar4-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

tx 4, called moe.ing Of the Mount Vernon
cooperative Building Association will be held
Tuesday, A pri l2.h, Al 8 clock, ct Harmonic
Hall. Stockholders will please attend prom pity.
Ey order q TIC Board
sp9-3. l.. t. UHLER, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

l2zs2r-A Cala: meeting Ct tao Relief Hook and
j = Ia! @. will be held Tomorrow (Wcdncs.
Ghi( evening. =! s o'clock.
by order Of tia President:
=. JULIAN Moore, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

NICkLH ATEDCUSPADORESl Very
~ nest. jus: received and for ssle by
MCLEAN & UHLER,
apl2 Is King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

DLACQUESl PLACQURSll
Z ILACQUE:lI
VS. have ilst received r;cs lot CT the above,
OF sill sizes both in Weed ard Pspier Macha.
Gall and examine "a:
MCLEAN & UHLER'S
s1l2 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12
POET OF ALEXANDRIA.

Str or!olk, Philadelphia by + A R6ad.
@L7 George LcaIy, Norfolk, By Hoor
SIT Aai,sCc, lover Pc. By j Broders s. Co.
GE5OkANpS
Schr David tia7kson cleared ct New York
:5r chnond lin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-12

TANNED TOMATOES-Threo Of the best
- brands on the market: Beef;tesk, Capitsl,
and Smith s Weeks Tomatoes. for sale low by
apl2 }. q. MlLBURN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-29
La Flegancia Cubana.
SOMBRERERIA DE JUAN SEXTO,
Gale de san JustO mum. 2I.

En- este acreditado estihFec'miento Sc aca-
ba dc recibir u ST -tldo especial de sombreros
lie todas classes Gtimas novedades de Paris,
Londres, New York Y Ba cel"na y princina
mente de panama, iipijapa de las mejores fac
torias de America to 10 10 que 90 reaIizl al
por mayor Y al detail a pr, clos sumamente
mo Ices
Tambl6n Sc lavan sombreros &c panama y
Hrcegi los de ca tor, copa GU +lqai r. otro
ncuS0s de Sacerdotes, miitares etc deiando
los tan buenos como uuev0s para 10 cual
cuenta con 0perarios acreditado de las meio-
res iaOricas de Sombrer0s de la lila de Cuba
los que resi1an en- los puntos lie Ia isla Y
deseen &c les lawn arreg en- los sombreros
que tengnn en- su poder los enviaran con ear
tn dirigida al qne suscribe. "tonendo euida7C
en- no equ voc rse en- Ia direction" como ha
sucedido ya a alguuas personas, no olvdandC
seran sarvidos su benepacito en- Ia ELE-
G tNCIA GUIANA esquina San Justo r
tsleaa Juan SFxro hta ocbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-29
S0GIE9AD ANONINi DB CREDIT1 VGRCiNTIL
DE
:. JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
CnnVMator!a 1 Iunta general eItfa0Idtnlr!a.

No hQh and0te renui 10 el da o de &C rnte.
nhmero sndrientes de accloni tas para poder
celebrnr session, Sc convoca do nuevo 10 Jnnta
4 los efectoy expre0ados EN- Ia anterior corvo-
catoria para ell dia 8 del pr6x mo Agosto; en-
Ia inteligencia de que oil tenor de 10 que pre-
vlene el ar,culo AZ de los Estatutos, tendra
aouella efecto cualquiera que sea ell ndmero
de accioaista qle asista ya parto del CAPT
tai que represeaten
Desdp 81 dia 99 dol corriente mes, Sc servi
ran acudr los sehorcs accionistas Ia Secre.
taria de este so iedad recoier 10 papeleta de
agistencia icha Junta.
Quedan vigentes todas las demas reglas in.
serta- en- la anterior convoeatoria de rs de iu
MO dltimo
hi sub Director, PABLO UBARM,