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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
FROM WASHINGTON,
Spectat Correspondence Of the Alcsn. Gazette.
WASHINGTON n ~ Dec % 1901

N"i'''''s' correspondence u He -dtt.Cl. Gd-Gttt.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. "a, 1881.
Nearly al the men scjourncr5 10 the city
having goas home to spend The holidays, the
Capitol ard other public buildings aud the
hotels afe almost deserted, hut as the depart.
ment clerks have holiday ths streets and the
stores this Gfterpoou sra cro6ded and prescott q
must animated appearance.
The contested election case of BAyiy sgsibs
| Barbour hes been put on tho Calendar of The
House Election Committee. but when it will bt
| considered is a question which even tho chair
| man OF that com mittee, Mr.. CaIkin, said thi
morning cannot b, answered.
The report that Cap. Frank Ailriend will b.
the private Secretary of Governor Cameron, o
Vtglnls. ls evidently incorrect. Tho Captair
| Is newspaper correspondent and could no
| afford to relt qu!Hh such free and indopeGden
| lite at the national capitol for a hum drum ex
| lstelcs as q subordinate 10 Richmond.
Letters received here from General Malone
| ssy he need not be expetod here until after tht
holidays. Mr.. Riddlebefger loft this nornin1
tor bis homo 10 Virginia.
Among tho strangers in the city lC-lsy i:
Governor Holiday. of Virginia, who is ca biz
way to his home 10 Winchester. Whero be vii
spend the holidays.
The U. Il .. Canal ia still 10 nnrisabia order
but the daily arrivals hardly number moro thar
ttrae or four boats.
The crowd IN attendance upon tho Guiteau
ttial tc- 10y is small, aud many avuiled them
selves OF thR opportunity to get q lock at III;
prisoner. DIR. Blrksdale, of Richmond, 90 ex
pert 10 cases Of insanity. will probably b. OK
| anined this afternoon.
lbtelligsncs from Richmond is to tho efiSo
| that move was conceived by which to turn
Massey out OF the Authorship for his oontem
plated dicker with tho democrats, aud to FL
| lis plscs with Mr.. Elan, OF the Wing, acc
| that 1t would hayO been successful but for TIT
peremptosy refusal Of the latter to take part il
IT, This failing, MIR. Elan is to BIZ made Sec.
| retaIy Of the Commonwealth, visa Fauutleroy
who may probably be given small c!crkship
MIR. ohm Wise is to be made u. s. District
| Attorney, vioo l.. IL. Lewis for Two years, Wher
be Will be sent to Congress from tho Richmond
district. L. l.. Lewis. DfewIy A. Hinton AMI
| Judge Boil will probably 20 on the Court Of Az
Deals, tho latter 10 consequence of fooIiug ia
! his behalf epgondered by lha nomination of
Hughes IS Judge OF the circuit for vhi,s, h;
| was . candidate. Shotfey Lewis, son Of Ice
ex-senator, present Marshal and prcspcctict
lieutenant Governor. will probably BE- msd;
u. 5. Distric! Attorney for the Western Dis.
tIiot OF the State, vic, Lurty, who is ooly O
halfway reudjuster.
The Washington Republican of this moroin,
says Windsor is to BIO Incorporated" whiot
tho fli,nds of MIR. ID. A. Wiudscr, OF Aleyan.
dr'a, say means that that gentleman is to be-
provided with good Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

Tha taadjuhors ara cotbinz ii DOT ridiculous.
They na only want to tsko q mans coupons
a"1y from him when he Offers them the psy
aeo! Of his taxaS. and than make him pay the
foil amount Of bis taxes in money. but would
also rotsln possession OF his coupons until q
July OF bis city OF o0unly shall examine thsm
and rooder vSrdio! as to their Renuiueness.
though 20 membsr OF lh,. jury, composed as
jufics usually are. will have probably ever soen
coupon before 10 his life, and will know Just
as much and ID moro about lis gSnuinsnsss OF
The eod than y. the commencement OF bis
inAnt ION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
NEWS OF The DAY.

Dir. Charles II. Rid, OF Chicsgo, Eas been
admitted IS an assistance to Mr.. Ssivii!e 10 The
Guisosu trial.
The discovery made by Williaa burg, N
T., vattrinsry surgeon Of the prevalence of q.
strange disease among The milch o,RH at that
place is altrsc!ing considerable atton!i,a. Tho
sale Of tho milk from the sick ooRs has boen
prohibited.
The Lsn9lo interest in tho Florid, Central
Hallway was yesterday sold TO Sir Edward j.
Raed, Tho Foolish capitalist. who has reo,ulIy
purchased , .000 600 sores of land in that State,
and tho is reported 10 be negotiating for th5
Trauut Railroad, from Fsrnsudiua to Cedar
Keys. This trsnsfar gives Sir Edward Reed q
controlling interest in the Florida Central
Railway. of which be was yesterday elected
President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
DIED.

On The night of the 22d instant, ut Indspend.
ence Prince Georges county, Ma, the home OF
Her 9;o q in lay, J; 4: Berry, esq, Mis-.
nMLhN a. HAHPRR. alter q lingering and
pSlniu! Illness. ~ The funeral services will
take place at the residence of her brother, MI.
W. W. Harper. No. 3s aou!h Washington at
70 morrow Afternoon. at 3 o'clock. Relatives
and ffieEd, are invited to attend.
IN This city. on Decen bar 22nd, WILLIAM
JACKSON WEAVER, in the SD year Of his
age, ~ His funeral will take place from The
LII Baptist Church (colored) on Sunday, at D..
respectfully invited to attend Wssb. Star
please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

fbo reafj isters are progressing bravsly.
They not only iotsnd TO sbolish sho cspilalion
tex 30 that tho while people of the State be
taxed to bear tho entire exp,nss Of educating
the nearots. but are goiog to take 600 hundred
thousand dollars worth of the Ststes assets q!
single dash 10 supply tho negroes with tho
educa'onsl luxury of formal school. But IS
tbs nssrots gave Thorn possession of The State
nothiog theg can do for them will b, too mush,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

AnoaG tho mary othor things tho read
lusters have learned from thsM sllies. The radi.
Gals, Is tho higher law" trek. What they
thick, or rather what tbsy say they think
this domaod shall ba tho law of tho land irro-
spaclVs ct tho mandates OF the highest couet
10 tho State. Tho saprems Court of Appeals
says Virginia a;npo5s shall BIZ receivable fvr
tixaS but the eadjlsters say they shall not b..
AS Iadge Buckner wsll says. this ia not only
reputation but revolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
A Cough. Cold ar sore Thuo.t -,

cough, Gold or Sore Throat should
9e stopped; Neglect frequently results In an
lneurable Lung Disease or ConsumD.
lion. B RO w MS B Il ONCHIAL
IA0CHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrupa and balsams. but act direcIIy
on the 1nfamed parts. allaying irritation.
give relief in Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs.
singers and Public Speakers Are ami.
lect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Ifocnes have been recommended by physicians,
ana always give perfect satisfaction. Having
Deen tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an ensire generation. they have attained we'll.
the age. Sold At 25c. . box everywhere mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
ICUMNUN ICATED.
The Proposed Public School House

| am attaid Q.'s des is like belling tho CAL
first ratio ono If it can bo .rriid out Ii is
not exactly nlw, it ia truo. as the writer made
the samo suggestion eight CT ton years tg,,
AID has been repeating i: at OF Intervals ever
slocs. but il q Gao suggest the means of eYesut.
Ing tho n|n0. Ms COUNSEL will be invaluable.
Tbs City School Board would BIO delighted
to SEQ him at is meeting on the night Of the
3O:h inst., AID he may rest assured that if be
CSC show how tho thing can be dons. thu pre-
posed new building will not only be instantly
Rbsndouded. bu! that be will receive tbe warm
est thacks Of eytIy SCHOOL OFFICER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
The City Council and the Alexandria
WNtCr COINpAnY.


The to:iou Of the City Council, ct late
meeting, CO tho complaint Of sundly ci!zls.
against tho Water Company, has altrsottd
public attention.
The City Couoc,l. it il suggested. iu taking
upon Itself tho turdsn Of Fadressing the irj1.
| RES. sclual or supposed. of these complaining
citizens. is oVerstoppicg the clear loo Of its
| proper fauolons.
1t is tho right. as sell So privilege, Of any
| Quo who desires relief at the hands Of the Coz
| ers Assembly to prefer 10 it petition for Hhst
he wants.
If cl!z ?ns Of the l9wu. therefore, desire from
tho Legislature say legislation which thty
think they ought TO have. whether tfTtc!irg
the Waller Company or sny other company,
their right to petition for it is plain, and pc
tition BY them, Giri oily. 10 the Legislature, is
the plain Course tor thom to pursue.
| With what propriety they cal upoo tho City
Oouocll, 10 its corporate capacity, to take up
their complaint or under what view tho City
| Council can allow i'sof to be used for suoh o
| purpose. are questions which map we'll engage
tho discussion Of its members whom The sutjao!
comes again before them for action.
Tho CITY, it is wall koown, has 60 eek 10
tho company aud 90 peculiarly interest in it Of
any KIDD
|. s.arda To Ills company in the relation in
which il Sands 10 any other private Individual
or conpan7, doing business wi;bio its limits.
81 long es lhars is 70 violation Of the city .
| laws 1t Is 90 part # tho duty of the Councils TO
etquira into the IN amer 10 which tho company
'nduoa its tusluees. OF to lseislate for the
plrpoaa OF controlling or changing lis msnagc-
mant.
Least of all, is it Incumbent upon tho Couu-
oils, without any erqairy st all, ADD PIT c,eding
only on &C parte petitions, to champion the
cause of anybody who thinks he he's erievsr ce.
The Councils ara elected Tor no such purpose.
II tho city, 10 its corporate Capacity has cause
OF complaint. the Councils ara proper msd ium
through which tbs complaint may bo made
In private differences bstwoon cit;Z ,ns inVoy-
ihg I'D breach Of the law corporate interference
il unw8,raht31 End indefen5lhlo.
The AleIsL dts Wkte- Company is compo.ed
largely Of our own cir ms. and these may not
ungeaso1ably ask TN what principle The City
Councils Intervene sg4iust them on matter not
OF municipal concern.
The company, i! id anown. il managed by our
owa ci!zsns and managed. i! is fair TO presume,
with IS much regard 10 the general intoreBL of
the tiLy. as is or could 10 ent6, t.insd, By those
who are aeokng TO enlist the Councils i'll q CAM
paign ngsinat it.
1t ia q matter Of coumon interest ard i'm port
snce that Inc City Councils shall conHne their
action to those subjects which fall legitimatoly
within the scope of hsir powers and duties.
In n case ike the present the public iss ,ipht
to eIpec! sud require thu. the Councils and ev.
cry Individual member Of Thorn shall ba able
aud prepared to support their proposed action,
If taken, by res,ons which will satisfy fair and
Intelligent! public judgment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

soal stone Gliddles 90 greese rtuuired 4:
no smell 10 ths house the incest thing cu,.
Fine Stove boards. A l.rgs assortment: OIL
pstteo. beauIiss-"ldrai" Uoffse- pols ,n,lt-
er lot just rsce!vad. Serd for descrjptiys c;,.
cn'ars STANsBURY & BRo.,
Cor. King and Washi5 gton sts,,
MeBQInsy' BulIdirp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
Death of Mrs. Pollard.

RICHMOND. Va, Dc o4.--Mrs Pollard, the
oolored woman whose family has been sfl c!ed
with The Hnspcx for the pas! mcnh, and
whose i1l.nt child succumbad to the effects of
tie disease on the lth ipst. Gi,d herself YET
terday morni6g of smallpox 10 it, mess mals-
mani form
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
STRANGELY FULFILLED.-A sosoi.l I

STRANGELY FULFILLED. "A special to The
Nashville World tom Keox7ills gives an a.
most literal foli lmsps of dream. A mau
dreamed for two nights in succession that be
had boon shot by a nsighbor 10 tho hip. A
tsS days thereafter he attended Q shootioe
match, and the neisbbor OF whom be dreamed
let his gun fall, the contents ente,iog tie
dreamers head. killing him inslsusly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
From TuuiS-

IuSls pac. 81 Owing to Tho in1 Ienca Of
Al Ben ksIia. tho Arab robel CD ief tLree of the
largest tribes in Southern Tuni, hold out agains.
me French. The insurgents have pillaged ono
largo town. The march Of Gen. I.oge,ot's col
pOned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
General A.hone's home organ ,sv,

Mr.: Shed Duugee, member of tho House
rom CumoefiSha Snd Buckingham, now in his
second term as Delegate, has never missed !
roll call OF the House. nor any ,setine Of the
onmistees OF which no hiss been a member
Ar. DunRee's fame, however. will NOT rest
upon either his reeularit, or punctusIity, but
upon the fact that he moved for the rsrs,l O,
the law prohibiting miscagenation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

A VALUABLE DIAMOND. w hen the khe-
dive of Egypt gent q diamond nrckac, % q
Wtdling prcshut to Miss Mionio Sherman, ia h
ioaahlo New lotkerJ grew obvious of the ar
daughter Of tho general Of | cole Sans ormct;
and yet mora elegant gen than tho combined
d mot i in th7 khedive'a gift came to this
city unhssa!dod few months sgo. and, with
the exception t i1w people. has ramsined 10
its Case upadmired. II is valued al Sol, 600.
Hundreds OF years ago this brilliant vas ia
NOUS 10 India. AT tho beginning Of the pres
cot century it belonged to Rsjah 10 India.
Accounts Of is grant beauty coming to tho ears
of the eoeroy of Esyps be sont special C ON
mission to tho lsish IL negotiate for its pur.
chase. The commission was successful. Short.
10 after it hsd como iuto tao possession OF The
Vicerry bis favoli:e daughter was married to
the SoItso. and the Pearl of India constituted
oDe OF the wedding presents. Sccs then it
has remained 10 tho keeping Ct the imperial
family OF Turkey until purchased recently by a
New York firm. This gem has 20 superior 10
Amcro,, and is claimed to b. the most elegant
eyer ssen anywhere. 1t is an old nioe stone
| and Weighs % ZIG ka.als Ii is cut 10 the
old style. and experts. both in the Old and
Now World. declare that in this respect it c,r-
| not be improved. 1t ia absolutely perfect md
will bear the Closest inspection under tho IN ost
powerful glass. which is a remarkable tact,
considering tho slz) OF tbs slono.--N. \. Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

Vi sIl the numerous charges contemplated
~ the saojastsrs noso is less fashionable
than shtir proposed Substitution Of democratic
rsaOiasiers for The republicans uow receiving
Pireinia's shs'e Of the federal patronage. all Of
VIII m either opshly supported or did nothing
10 orp5ss them 10 tho recent election,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
Cut his Throat

PETERSBURG. Va, Dec. o4.-~Atout noon
to-day VIM. Ii. GrIshan, Of Dlnwddie c1uotY,
entered The h1roess soro OF w. II. Harrison,
In al intcgloltod condition. ard began Tourist
irg pocket koits around his heau wncn the
blade entered his throat His cauditon is vary
nrnnsrrna -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

TIE reid'Essers sre consistent 10 only one
thing. Their present attempt to depriva the
people OF Norfolk of the power TO cleo. or sp-
POINT their municipal officers is but repetition
Ct their former attemptto do the sams thing in
Petersburg. In The latter c..e. however, they
attempted to deprive the negro msjority of its
rights, while 10 the fosmsr their obi &c! IL to SUBJ
]ecs the white m'joriiy to the will Ct the negro
minority
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

WILLIAM BARBOUR. This old gentle man
has passed peacefully away. 10 Stafford county,
10 the 90 year OF his aPe. lilo c,mo 10 Wal
renton 10 1913 and for three consecutive years
taught school hcrs. At iiper psriod of man
hood no WAS enRsgo;' f5r season or two as
manager Of The Old Fsuquier White Sulphur
Syringe company; and 10 green Old age he
Married Miss Jones. of Warreutsn. lie is
therefore remembered by ptrsors here OF
several generstions. and ~ oil with kindness
and respect. Ho bad The education snd port
OF true gentleman and The heart of Christ
ian. His long lite Was above reproaoh bis end
calm AID rich in promises OF blissfu eternity,
HdYrcnt0n Iaaer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

Tho retention Of any waste matter in the sYs-
tenn products Injury. The collection of
'phlegm" or disessad mucus 10 time Of orli or
throat sffecon shoull be promptly 1emovad,
DR., Bulls Cough Syrup does it moro q1ickly
snd etfecu,y than any other clugh syrup
ma1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
Fatal Accident.

RICHMOND. Va, Dec "A james Tyrsc, q
ioim'r loloer engaged on the Richmond eeva-
tor nesr tho Chesapeake end Ohio RAILROAD
aspo'. lsl this mOrniug distanos of eighty
teot. and was instantly killed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
A World of Good.

The American public, is Hop Bttsrs. You soc
it everywhere. People take it with good effect
It builds them up II i. not ss pleasant to the
taste as scmo other Bitters as it is not 8 whiskey
drink. 1t is more the old fashioned bone set tea
that has done world of good. If you don't feal
iua right try Hop Bi!ters-Nunda Nevs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

, The s:eamsr Granger. of the Charleston aud
Sansee line. took Ere yesterday eysDing while
90 her way to Charleston. and WAS burned TO
tIs waters edge. together with Der csrgo, con
SIstlng OF 724 bsles tf cotton, 600 barrels of
rosIa, rs barrels ct crude turpsntiue, and 90
barrels of spirits OF turpentne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
Death Of d Minister

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. M.-Rev. D..
Leonard Bacon, died at o'clock this morning
OF heart disease. He hal severe attack about
two weeks ago and his death w.s no. une Z oectcd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
Arrest Of n Thief.

New York. D4c. 81. The p,Iice yesterday
arrested 10 this oily Oscar Bsrnea. cigar
maker who entered tho store of +, P. kiddcr
q Co., at Grand Rapids. Mich . ard s!o!o Il
s,a! skn satq lea valued at s. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
Where Ii Originated.

SPRINGFIELD. Tenn. April II. 1881.
H. IL. Warner x Co.: Strs-A distressirl
cough, originating ttom diseased Iivsr, was
cured ty your Safe kidEey and Liver Cure.
HopK1Na
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The Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24-stocks without Import.
ant change. Honey CAT. Cotton dull: uplanGs
II; Orleans IL SIG. Flour quiet and generally
firmly held. What t:sc better and business
m.in y in options. Corn moderately active and
3s3c better
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
knlpl nv llia Cars

>, NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Dec. "A -Wslter
Sa1dDorn living III Wheeling, w. Va, was
Killed on The Pennsylv.uis railroad by freigLt
!5sin, nesr Monmouth j uuc!ion. lhis morning
Ha was about 40 years DID,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
burning of n Tauuery

WoBURN, Mass. Dec. 2i-Betwoen three
ana four o'clock hi, mornir &, r. l.. White &
Oo'e. tannery and curry ing ID on near Righlsud'l
stitlou, WAS iosslly burned. Logs $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
Personal.

=, WASHINGTON. d. G., Dec. 24.-Sscre:a,y
Roger will ldava Tor Gcntvs, N. T., te-aiph,
or tomorrow morning to spand tie Christmas
holidays with his family
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

IF you want Cheap or a Fine Overco,t,
Ulsterette or Reversible OveIcoa. We have the
best assortment and the lowest pricss ia The
ity. s. WATERMAN r. SnN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

The Century Magazine for January has boen
received from its publishers tho Century Com
paoy, New iok. Among lis couttn!s are
The Provincial Capital Of Mexio>. Revival of
Burano L'cc. English AID American Song
Bird. The Caverus of Luray. Oriental and
Early Greek Scriptures. The Increase of
Divorce. Who were the ChsElis!s? From
Mentor to Elbsron. "Reminiscences of Theirs
Legal Aspects Of The Mo1roe Problem. Old
Madam. Conli0u4.ions of Through ons AI-
miustrslion, and A Modern lrstsocc, AID a
timely and interesting editorial department..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

CHARGED WITH FORGERY. j. II. Walhcs
alias Weir. o. Denver. Colorado. has been IT.
rested in Lexington, Va. 10 answ yr the charge
OF forgery committed ip Tennessee. Wallace
has bfen 10 Lax ngton for over month, and
by bis suavitY OF msnntr aud app5 sntiy eentlt-
manly bearing has made friends VINO we're
shtcied uhen they heard that ho had been Or
rested. Wallace was spprsed several dsy5 BE-
lore he WAS trrested that the eyes OF the police
wsr upon bin. but be indignantly denied the
charge, and nvowed that be was ready ard
willing 10 establish bis innoceuc, at the proper
time and bntoro tho proper tribunal Nssos
is now in jill awaiting Hqaisitiou f.om the
executive Of Tennessee. Altogether the Affair
has created quite sensation 10 Lexington,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

Thousands of equally strong endorsements
many Of them in cases where hope was ablnGoa-
ed-have boon voluntarily given. showing tho
remarkable power OF Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure in all diseases of the kidneys, liver
or urinary organs. If any one who reads this
hiss any physical trouble, rmsmber the graa.
danger Of delay. dec23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
LIST OF LETTRKS.

The following is a list of the letters remaining
in the Ale1 andria. Virgins, poslolfce Dec. q
Persons calling for letters will say thoy al 9 adj.
vertised and give the date Of tho list.
If rot led for within thirty days, thoy will be
81 ito the dead lettor Office. in Washington.
Brown, C d Lsin, Niagey
Beall, John Mil Ter, Clarence
Brown. VIM Noble, Mrs virginia
Bell, Mrs Mary PoultOn, Hiss Mary
Bowman, Robt Psden, Mrs 4 d ,line
kVaas, w Shelton. Miss Queen
bay Joseph Thompson, Mas Mary
Harris, Henry Valentine, Henry
Holmes IDA Williams. Mrs M
Keith. Feilan Webb, Mrs Faanie r
II LEWIS MCKENZIE, P, NJ,
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H>L0RIDA ORANGES just received by
- dec24 }. g. MILPURE.
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GMta<sX1tlt,4e9S,5:

Alexandria, Va, August 4, 1881.
About 10 months ago l WIS considerably
troubled with q constant desire 10 urinate. On
the accommodation of Captain j. U. Grsham /
began 10 use Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. and it has elected an entire cue in my
naga
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" CUR,

hess and Sick-Headache.
For sale by 4. 6. Leadbeissr g. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

GCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD LIVER
~ OIL WITH LIME AND SODA, an invs.-
liable remedy for Coughs. Colds and General
Debility, For sale by
dec5 WAKEFIELD HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24

NUT HAYl OUT BAY No. Timothy,
~ cut and baled MOI Mixed BAY Gu. aud
'6Aled pure Glover cut and baled- oil eouud aud
sweet--fo. sale by
OHAS 4. TAYLOR, Dr.,
nov28 Nos. q g. % King stresL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-24
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET December 2i.-The
market to-day is dull and quiet. There i, no
change to noto in Flour Tho receipts Of Whoh
ara light. ard TAP buaha!s ;od a! 1876 ior FuEz,
and l42 for fair LsncsEtor. which is decline.
Corn is slso lower. ard e82 bushels sold at II.
No Ryo or Oats reporisl Country produce
sod higher 10 day, but prices will decline sft:r
Christmas
Coal REPoRT.-The following is rapor, Of
the receipts and shipments OF coal during the
week ending to-day
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co.. j. II. Parrot. jr., Agt. 700
j. Z. ASneW S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3D.
IoLAi ,0lE
SHIPMEETs.
American Coal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.5
j. L. AgRew s. Observation-Disclosures. $40