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REFUNDING.

Verify, the cheeks of Radicalism ar,
made of impervious brass. Here, fol
instance, is the esteemed Tribun,
yelling Historically that the Funding
bill has been " from beginning to emf
Democratic partisan measure" anC
John Sherman omniously shakes hi
heal to imply that he has his doubts
about the matter, although he doe,
not care to say anything positive just
yet.
Now, let us have clear understand
ing. This Funding bill was framed
by the dead statesman, Fernando
Wood, whose remains are now on theil
way hither. 1t was the fruit of ripe
study and trained experience. Mr.
Wood believed that it ought to be as
easy to float 3 per cent. bond in the
United States as in England or France.
From this view the Star dissented at
the outset for reasons which were ex
plicitly stated in its editorial columns
Many influential bankers, however,
supported Mr.. Woods opinion, and
suddenly Hon. John Sherman stepped
in and not only affirmed that he favor
ed the per cent. standard, but broad
ly limited that he was the original au-
thor of the scheme AS The weeks
sped by and the Funding bill made
rapid progress, it began to be whisper
ed around that some of the bankers
had Endorsed it only in the hope that
it would defeat its own purpose, and
Mr.. Wood expressed his willingness
to accept either the 8 or 3! per cent.
rate as the wisdom Of his colleagues
might prefer.
When it became clear that the clause
relative to the national banks Was 10 be
retained, financial circles abruptly took
ground against the measure, and then,
too, Mr.. Sherman and all the syndicate
organs underwent remarkable change
of conviction in the same direction
Nevertheless, the measure was passed
by 10 partisan" vote. Essen tally
Democratic in origin and principle, it
received the support OF many Republi-
cars in both houses.
With the principal OF the Refunding
bill, designed as IL is to diminish the in
terest charges on our outstanding Ma
tional Debt and thereby reduce the bur-
den of taxation, it is needless to say that
the Star is in hearty sympathy. Our
only apprehension has been, that in
straining after too much, the bill may
defeat its own object. 1t explicitly pre-
scrlbrs that 100000 900, of bonds and
100000, 900 Of Treasury notes, bearing
interest al 3 per cent, shall be sold "at
not less than par" although the former
are redeemable after five years aud the
aft 81 "A
We hope so; but we doubt it, while
British onsols do rot command par in
the markets of the WORLDLY. Y. Star
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If q few national banks should reN
tire their circulation in order to defeat
the will of the people and prevent the
sale of the new bonds of the United
States, that circumstance will simply
lead to The starting of new banks. The
difference between the par price OF
the three per cent. bonds and the pre-
MUM price of the four per cents would
go far towards lettering the prof
on circulation" We advise Mr.
Gould, if he owns the Herald, as the
Springfield Republican intimates, t.
take this into his prayerful co nsdera
TONY. Y. World.
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THE ATTEMPT on the part of some
of the National Banks to get up a f.
nancial scare over the passage of the
Funding bill is miserable failure.
The statesmen who voted for the pas.
sage of that bill don't scare worth
cent. II Mr.. Hayes should veto it
there is enough votes in the Senate to
pass it over his veto. Possibly it
might fail in the House. But if it did
OF course the people would at once
conclude that the Republican party
was not the party to whom they could
look for reduction of the rate of in.
terest. Il is little curious, however,
to find the Bank officers declaring that
the bill will cause "contraction of
the currency" and on the same day
Mr.. Secretary sherman saying in an
interview that it will cause an 'fnfa-
tion." These Doctors differ very ma
terially on the finances. But all will
be right in the end just as it was with
the ''silver bill"
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE

r
DUBLIC SALE
The subscriber intending TO quilt :arnl-
ing will sell without reserve on the farm
OF oliver ID. Cauik, two miles above
Glasgow, on the road leading from New
Castle, on
WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1881,
At l O'Clock, p. m,
The following Personal Property to wit :
One good mare, 5.years old, with q
foal, one good .horse. IL years LIN
coming three years old this AA
spring. Four good mich cows. Will De IN
prSfit soon. one heller will come IN April
Two spring Ives, heifers, one brood sow
with pig, one shoat; also one YORK
wagon, one market wagon, and one farIn
wagon, ploughs. harrows, cultivalois'
single and double trees, forks, shoVels.
hoes, one cutting box and one ian, one
half bushel and nall peck measures,
Dushel and peach baskets, one set OF car
rlage harness, new, one set of wagon har-
ness, new last spring, one lot o. plous n
harness, brides, collars, halters, Bunaio
robes and horse blankets; one lot OF poui-
try, chickens. turkeys and guineas.
Household furniture, such as beds, bed
steads, mattresses, bedding, 3 tables, l
dozen wooden chairs, half-dozen cane
seated chairs, bureau, wash stands,
wash bowls and pitchers, and looking
glasses, CLOCK, Is yarus OF WooI car nv,
and lot of rag carpet. lot OF window
shades, / parlor stove, Victor COOK
stove No. and fixtures, and lot OF
dishes, ard wash tub.
Dairy fixtures. l churn, butter tub and
print and bowl; one set of scales and panh.
buckets; and lot OF meat by the pound.
Also, the one-half of ID acres of wheat In
the ground. Many other articles too te-
dlOus TO mention
TERMs.-All sums OF tl0 and under cash,
Hut ms nj ton
months, on purchaser giving bankRble
note with approved indorser and interest
from date. WIN. IL. VANDERBILT.
WIN. j. LANK, Auctloneer.
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VENAL NUMINATIoNs.-The New
Yo:k Sun, which ought to know, says !:
The pitiful and venal nominations of
various sorts which Hayes has been
sending to the Senate during the last
month of his career have opened the
eyes of many who had been his friends.
No occupant OF the WhiteHouss ever did
more in this way to demoralize the mill.
tary, the naval, the judicial, the diplo-
matte, and the consular services. His
late nominations, where they have not
been routine promotions, have been
with few notable exceptions, unfit tC
be made.
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administrator sale.
VIII be sold at Public Sale on
THURSDAY, March 10, 1881,
All O'clock y M


All O'Clock z. M,
On the Farm owned by Mr., william
bright, on the Kennett Turnpike,
one half mile south OF Centreville, In
Christiana Hundred /: ! Bay Horse, 2 Cows
/ calling Heller, one two-horse farm
wagon, one market deaborn, one YORK
wagon aud harness, one Syracuse plough.
one double harrow, two cultiyators, one
cart, Que double set of stage harness,
four sets OF plough harness, eight collars,
one set OF deabSrn harness, one set OF
cart harness, Two brides, sixteen acres o.
wheat in ground, six barr els OF cider vine
gar, lot OF hOgshead aud barrels, one
grain cradle, berry .crates, an boz es, 4
dozen milk pans, mlik buckets, strainer,
c. cam can butter tubs coolers, onechurn
&c tles, one I0gallon furnace.
Hou enoid goods, such as bedsteads,
beds, bedding, bureaus, tables, stands,
chairs, carpets, clock, three stoves dishes,
irult Jars, and many other articles not
here enumerated.
TERMs.-A credit OF 80 days will be
given IN "A | sums over SIS, by the pur-
chaser giving bankable note with np
proved Iudorser.
No postpoOement on account ofweather
Sale To commence at l O'Clock +. NJ.
jos. l.. CARPENTER.
feb.H Administrator.
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JOHN wANAMAKER, Phi
I'hIIa

To-day11fyou can have your
choice out of more than a thousand
ladies' cloaks at price so low that
we shall keep till next fall all that
don't sell as now marked. Some
are at half-priee, some more.
Shawls also are marked down
to the lowest point, including all the
India shawls we have. We would
rather not have any left but shall
make no lower prices.
Dresses a few eft; black silk
and various. The prices are final,
low enough,
Southeast corner OF the building.
To-day you can have your
choice ut Of an unknown number
of girls coats, listers and dresses o.
all sizes, materials and styles al
prices below all reason, prices made
to clear the whole stock, final prices
We don't want to keep them; bu
shall have to, if not sold now.
Southwest corner of the building.
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"Othelo's occupation's gone" said
one of the most brilliant of the Dover
lobbyists this morning on hearing the
railroad rumors.
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y OGI1l..- Persons VINO were 1TallelI
~ the state OF Delaware FOR tue UllAI
LsAtes .niliLaryservlcs ia May, Juas d
July, 1864. aud paid com mutation al
we're Afterwards again drafted 10 lbs n
were required 10 procure substligN 81
enter the military service under the AID
jrait, Will had IL Ia their al vantage iO6lml
uiunicate, either personally or By EsI
t4orized by the state Legislature 20 cd
from the Secretary OF War, the NONi.as
ton money PAID by such persons, n
Secretary OF War having been directed
CT of Congress 10 refund Tue c0mmgb
on paid On such cases. &, II. b. DAl,
Dover Eei IuiV 10. 1873.
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In Chancey,
New Castle County .
Adele I. Adams
Us.
Alexander IL.
Adams,
Trustee ct. al.

NJ OIlCr.-In conformity 10 a. s als
IN the General Assembly OF .ntre
d Delaware, entitled Tau CT iW nsS a.
mOval OF the seat OF Justice oi Tastt 70
tie county from the city OF New New s ~ ltoya
the city oil WlimI. gtoD," pashei Of lhvre.
March ~, 1879, and 70 supplelhh'tJ
To passed at Dover January lon, onrnal.
II Is directed by the Buiidl = " "bsigs
tee OF the Levy Court naFihs ,i ~ ~
the erection OF The county Dullu, ,,nIics b
vlded Tor Ia said act, that pubic n ,gat he
and the same is hereby gwen n,roperI
books, papers, records ana o, H'.ers u tns
belonging TO the county ONCE ,1ird SEC
county and enumerated In the t, nsea re
ton OF the act aIoresi Id, nave ave. 10 the
moved from the city OF New Isl builli ID
Court House building erected AM !, h lut-
tAs city of Wilmington. Aha innings
Their directed by the Building ,ytsned 10
aforesaid that this notice be puVDt,snedi 10
all the puolic newspapers puoi''
lhe county. YER,
Signed, ALBEtI II; SS'inra Illee.
Chairman OF Building Gonna Conn
Attest, WM. l.. WIER, Stcrt.ai -
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Ian24- eodlwdwit. Treasun
NJ Office To WATER RENTERS

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
MENT, WILMIEGTnH, Dels
December |, hsll
The ellis for 1881 are now ready NJ
payable at the Registrars Office at tbt 4
W, corner of sixth and King streets, l
law requires that all bills paid on or d
fore January 3lst, 1881, the face o. The M
those paid during the month Of FebruNlI
) per cent. additional. Those paid dung
the month OF March 10 Per cent. ady
Llouai, aud any amount remaining VI
aid after April LIST, 1881, the Registrar I
required to have the ferrnles Withdraw
and suit instituted for the recovery Of y
amount due; and the water will mol =
let INTO sucn premises until such affeAA
with assessments and 81 for drawing -
ruies, are paid.
ONCE hours from 8 a. m. to 1 T. m,
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar
decl-eod- jan ed feb-eod.
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~ OTICh.-l he Mutual Dan AssOelalU
~ II now Issuing new series Of shaa
q per cent allowed on deposits. Real
allowed on premium bid when loans d
iaade and when returned cali jay n
evening ON GEO. &. MARS, sc
No. COL Shipiey street, I'd stOtJl
Office hnurs--S "a. III. to 7.3Jp. m
j,nl9-lm.
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lo..PARINkRSHIP -rnenno.--~
~ have this day formed A Ic%Oetrslgi|
snip under the name ana slyleDlp SHles
X Canning. for the purpose Of '1 coa ~
The General Insurance huslnes..' ,.'loat'
carried on by Thomas +. plnmaeta s'
No. 5O2 Market street. Wllmmu,ns
JOS. NJ. MAIHFR
,,,,, JAM rs d. CANNING
wilmington, Del, Feb. u, Isl
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n oTICE-E ESTATE OF HE1TtP =;
~ LlAMS, DECEASED. -Lelenu
mlnislration on The above estate H.
been granted to the undprsigned ~ M
Sous indebted TO said estate ale re ~
70 make pay ment, and those Hwy
claims TO present the tame wilhSr, y.
o HENRY V. LESlEy~a
sebl4-3tw. So Walnnt ~ Il.
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NoTICE.-The Hope Bund,
~ Loan Association will b o,9s
.nm :. ,nee, ,di on Tuesday z d p,,i y
ing ~ ~ Q O'Clock, when the fia.nc,.l s's
held. JoHN 'u, 81 Orss|
ebI7,lS.l9,2l.22 AiLLER
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NOTICE
~ OFFICE OF THE farmers

NJ Office,
~ OFFICE OF THE FARMERs
MUTUAL FIRE ms. C0a
OF THE STATE OF DEL
JANUARY 2ith, ISL
The Treasurer OF the Company hstsi
gives notice that ON and after RebfIg
I, 1881, ne will pay In cash, To pafile n
Titled to receive II, all balance stA1l4
10 the credit Of mem Jers on the bJoEi3
the company. on policies tnat aal
iapsed. He Will also pay all amonHsa
on scrip certificates, issued la ls6S, vi
nave not been collected.
W. A. LAMOTTE
ian24- eodiw6wit. Treaslfe
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ID lVERvIEw CEMETERY q.
IL rANf.-NOTICE.-At The ~, w
meeting Of the Board OF Trust ,es M
their "ffice. February I, 1881, ii VA,
Resolved, To advance tue price II 1.
IN the Cemetery, between the fros, y
ihird cross avenues. b cents per ~.
FOOT, and between the third and ~
cross avenues, 10 censt per squanss
he change 10 take effect April lid
Attest, ID. T. HAWK ms, Secreisr,
feb9- WkS:apl. Biiice ini vs,s-s
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n OrICE.-Notice is hereby gly,p \,
~ the annual meeting of the B,u1N
wine Hundred Assoc alton for IN
Covery oil, SIoien Horses and DrtecIn,
Thieves VIII be held ut The hotel Of
yer IL. Parry, ON Saturday, March n
1881. ut 2 o'clock y. m. The member n
earnestly r. quesled 10 be present ~ ~
less relating To The Uniied Compauy Il
he brought up for consideration.
IL. ". BARLOW,
feh7-tmw, Sacreisr
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WANTED.

Wy ANTED--a purchaser foe two q feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue,
near franklin. Address
sepy-d&wH "M" aAzKrTK OFFICE.
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oLiSE;-By way oflplronJ
~ 70 Reduce my rye stncs aSG'iOn n
n 1or .ne neat lh.riy days onir vii
1 ~ 10 ii Linnets, and andy T. lnpOs3
Sz.Oo each. This unparaileu "a oanam
p.stiVeiy c,ose al the expir ei oliet n
llne stated; therefore lnt.''SS'on Of
VIII consult their own lnier.s u'h buls
ing early iom GEO. REDPA.TT' oyOds
Yer D aud Dealer In song aud ~, lnlS
biras. P'.u try, Pigeons and 0nrII a
binghamton, New York. -" nlaot 4
ieUlS-Bt
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notice..

NorICE.-No persona
Az 10 make collscii ,s are antAo..
mington Branch Of 'V ~, Tor M e
League unless tnev sne Irish
authority 10 maEe snow The ~,
By order Sy # an Ths ffes,dsni and 'ss.s.a
Tuos. Mcrun;, 9, TURNER, p,..,,
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febI7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
Explosion in AN Arms Factory.

NV HAVEN. Conn, Aug. 3l.-A terrific
explosion occurred soon attcr two o'clock yes
trrd,Y ai'crno6n ia tho loading room of the
Wltchrs,er Repeating Arms Compsuy's fac :
tor0. Ii halpo1ed 10 tho maohine uaed 10
londing csrtridges with illuminate. Gao end ct
sma! enc story building was blown out aud
both OF Tho sidewalks fell il; but, fortunately
faw people wars in Iha. portion OF the room.
M ono was killed. T.. d. Warner was most
seriously irjarcd, being badly burned by powder
and out on the head by the falling wall. He
may not recover. William Weiss was budy
burned cVor tho onire body by powder, and
als' By his clothing. which caught fire. TX
Detective Hiram DAvids ~ aud daughter were
both burnod. Tho others Injured by powder
woro Charles Il. Allen, Edward Frederick.
Daniel Seaton and lw, young girls, who were
only slightly burned. There was no damage
" nto and tho bulldog Was itiartd cn'y 10 tho
extent OF a5ou. $780,
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FOREIGN NEWH.

The Graua Dnks Paul Of Prussia is seriously
i'll with an cfFaciju of tho chest.
OClIG porsons imprisoned for causing ice q.
disry fires in various parts ct Spaio As have
confessed their guilt.
Prayers were offered fJr the recovery Of
President Garfield ut the MONDAY prayer meet.
lrss il London yestiriay.
Tho Curia will senl pap.l uuo:i, to Barlo
simultaneously with the appointment of G
man charge q affairs to the Vali,,u.
Mr. Charles Bfadiaush will present him ielf
OF the House OF Commons at its next SESSION,
ani demand proioc ioa agaius; unlswtul vio-
lcIc'.
TIT is reason to b.levs tha! NJ. Gambot!A i
Tcc .ptance OF the Fr,noh premiership is now
hriog dlma uded with increasing emphasis by
ain jst tho cutire Leit.
uouot Bascbkof and Cen. Jadcreff, friends
and advisers Of the Car. have published q
pauphIet, which. il ia said was submitted To
tho isto Czlr befcr, his death. which irapkIS
admits tha. the caodition Of If .irs il Russia is
not satisft g ;ory, and setting forth tho reforms
tbst might be accomplished it tho uibiIis!s
would permit.
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The Markets,

BALrIMoRs, Aug. 3l.-virginj. 8. old :; do
deferred IS; do consolidated 7S; 90 81 so.
res 3s9 past due coup %: new III 4Os 81 bid.
Cotton irregular; miidling l21sl2i Flour quiet
but firm Howard atreet and Western super IL
90 rs; do extra 6O.SG 80; do family 7,$7 IS;
City Mills SUPER i5AS5; do extra Csc 81; do
family ssSs 70; DO ko brands SIS; fat,pscoo
family SIS 81. Wheh.-Souihern lower and
fairly active; Western higher. closing easier
and insctive; Southern red l37al4l; do amber
ll5sl5o; No maryland l45i; No . Western
winter red spot Aug and Sept l421 Oct l4S2I
1885, Nov l5Usl5Ct Oorn-Southern steady
Western opened easier, bu' c!o,ed frmet;
Sou horn white IS; do yellow nominslIy Il;
Western mixsd spot sad Aug 6aALG9i; Sept Gs4
at9s Oct 74s.7lt: Nov 76ia77. Oats easier;
Southarn 4Sab0; Western white 60a5l; do mixed
45s47; Peuns ~. 81. Rye quiet At l03sll2. Hay
steady; prims to choices Peuna and Maryland
lG'Sl9; Coffee steady Rio cargoes ordinary 10
fair lOail2 for old; l0ial2t for rew Sugar
strong; a sof. % Whiskoy firm at 81 CO.
NEW York. August 81 Stocks Gull. Money
1a5. Flour firm and fairly active. Wheat
fairly active and t.;c better. Corn fairly active
lal1c higher.
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Tho Richmond Wing ''pressnts il, comLli-
menls aud begs to say that it hts bad euoug b
clncern 10 the State Deb. Question to study j.;
that, Lot bciog idiotic. it hes learned some
thing about The su' jeo; and that. TO tbs best
OF ls Knowledge and belief. it cpdesVors to tell
the good people of Vmgiois the thu h. and
nothing but tbs truth, as it has learoed it,
Well. all wo have to SAY to the Wing is-Ibat
II ought to 10 to school again.
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Thcy tell Of Massacl ussus minister w4o
III IS three churches. salmon fishery. large
t,rm. coal otfioe. teamste.'s rcule. siege
hoe, pubic bath, mioeral water establish
mtnt, sad hJdo Two or three public eff ,es-
There is gentleman still living In 'tbis ely
who al one and tie same tims held the cfhcs
OF Mayor. Wss president Of d batk president
ii railroad. ran church ADD conducted a
large commission bu ioesy, besides attending to
Various other mioor affairs.
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SWINE OF CARDUI" cures irrep,
painful, Or difficult menstruation.
For sale by &. 8. Lead beater & Rro.
Mothers! Motl,ersiI Mn,,,.rs,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF vour
rest oy sck child suffering ana CRYING with
the e1crucl.tng pain Of cutting tseth II 90,
g 0at once and gets bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
iH?o .yI .! RUr: 1t will relieve tho poor
i iisto eulefer mediAtely-dspvnd upon it
there is no mietaks about it. There is not
mother on Garth who has evor used il who will
not tell you at oncs tina! it will regulate the bow
els. ana give rest to the mother and relief md
neatan 10 .ne Guild. operating like magic. Il ia
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases and pleasant to
me ..ste, and is the prescription OF one of ,be
v,aess anu Pest female physicians and nurses in
the United Slater. Sold everywtere, 1 earts
bottle SSi
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KILLED BY A KERNEL CT CoRN.-An au,opsy
made by DR.. Ohnosorg O fsw days ago on ths
body Of fVe.year.o girl of this city revealed
singular c:uie of dsalh. The child had baen
Siling for about three weeks with Iau Affection Of
tho throat tu! on the day of her death was
around and seemed 10 beimproving. Soon After
retiring in the evening she was taRen violently
Ill with convulGive sttsct, which soon ended
IN her DEATH all medical measures In the mean-
time proving of no avail. Ths case was 80 mss.
FERROUS 10 Tho family aud the attending { b ysiclan
thst 1t was decided TO hold port mortem OK
Animation. This showed that the source of the
trouble WAS kernal OF green corn, the point OF
which had lodged in the throat just below tho
Grynx. There was slight congestion at this
place, but no other evidence of material injury.
WAS plain to The doctors. 10 Eevsr. hist the kerr
mel hsd caused death by producing irritation
And snsam Of the glottis, resulting in lufItc..
ticn.-Hrtdgepor Conn.,, Standard
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Mira. William Vanderbilt has been crosling a
sensation at Sarstoga by assuming nav toilet
every tim, the appears. Tn. lace on her psra.
8ois alone would ft cut many a sooisty belle for
The SEASON. and her morning negligees are all
elegant in their way AS the full dress OF evening
Lace tine fimy and exquisite, is used as though
common as tho sands of the ses, and embroidery
OF Inc most delicate and elaborate description
covers ner elk and satin carriage dresses; while
all Tue DAINTY accessories OF the toilet that WON.
Ga dote on-,uch as handkerchiefs sloyes belt,
and llngrIe-ars of tho most perfect snd most ex
peusve kind.
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The ease of Mr.. Adam Ru:k, of the Penns.
/ r. r. Co., residing at Centrevie. N. Who
was cured Of serVete rheumatism OF many years
standing By St. Jacobs Oil. ia cited by Phil
adelphia exchange. Neither physicians nor
remedies seemed to do any good but the great
Germsn remedy cured him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31

The fir, mans parad, y.steid.y evening was
most crcditablo display aud attracted very
general attention ard admiration. The visitors.
with their splendid band and beautiful appa.
rAIus. wtro. Of course. the contre of attraction.
snd we're vary highly complimeottd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-31
Denial.

LoSd BRANCH. N. j., August 3l.--The at
tonllon OF Geo. GRANT has b.cn callt i to various
Publications. especially 10 Western newspapers,
da' c lbIng frequeat visits on his PSF: to Vi,e
President Atltu:, ,Dsnltaiors with tho Vi,e
President and other ppbic men ia retereUcs to
noIi lea! oonlinGc; c.cd in WesAipg;oo. Gen.
Gfant requests tho announcement that there
was 20 truth 10 any of tho statements