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NOTICE 70 CITY TAX rAYERs.
Collectors Office,

Room &, Mas&o: Bui!r;ng
Aia1andrin, Va Juno 1851.
Fo.ica Is hereby 2iysu thst the tax bills due
for 1881 are Go% III oar hands io- collection, and
the aicntIon Of ali parties intera;ted IL respect
fully called tn the following Cx!rlc! from The
Revenue Bill If In 4! yesr:
Upon ali bills vail in fuil by .ha Is. day Of
July, 1881. tbs Collectors OF Taxes shall allow a
discount Of III per ceu!, and On Ell bills paid by
tbs lst day OF Angus, lsS., they shall allow
discount Of por c,nt aud Nil bills not Eaid on
The "a day OF Decanibar. 1881. there thsil b as.
sessed and collected pansty Of five per cont
upon the suou"t Of s.id bills. ard on ell titls
remaining unp.id on lno Is. Day Of June 1882,
damages 1T the :sso o: l. per centum per Lnruu,
shall be paid
~ CEice houes during the disc ount period
from u IN. to 4 p IN.
JGHE IT, HILL Co.!eutor ~ Dis.
>. L. FIELD, Collector ). Dis.
js25-tAl
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sSr5rs'sesS SSs.EH

ny VIRTUE OF = DEED OF TRUST
- from Joserhus lawson and wife, dated
FEBRUARY I, 1876 AID duly recorded, and at the
request o. tho party secured thereby, I will sell
q. public suction. in front q the Fairfax street
ehtihaca ottae Market Building, on SATUR.
% thelG.h day ofJuly. 1881, al II ~, the fol.
ioTin E property c)nveyed hv Sid deed: certain
flhC5 or PARGSL of GROUND in the city
CT sleSandris, situated on ihs north side of
rrlnce street extended tthe intersection Of Pey-
; on ,.fest running thence norlhwsrdly vita
reyl1n stree! s. feet. thence running esstwardly
win tfnee s.. extended l3l foct thence south
Hsrdiy With Peyton street "a feet, thence west
wsruiy olaclng On Pnrco street extended to the
oeglnnlnx Tho ssid property is improved by
TEN I'm ENT ROUSE and ssid lot will bu
feet each.
Terms of Sale: One.hsif cash sud tho residue
paysbiasix months from date Of aale. purchaser
70 glvo his note win good security f,r the de-
legtea paym and TO boar isteeest from day of
sH!e: All c3nVey Rnclng - cost Of purchaser
Jsz9-s T.. &. LAWSON. Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Iu pursuance
~ OF decree of the Corporation Court of the
city of Alc1snd'is, in this suit Of Fandsll guard.
Ian vs.. Fends!l at ais tho undersigned will
crer tor gale, q! public auction. at ab ,ut II M.
on SATU kDAY July 30.h. 1881, in front OF
inc Court House on Fairfax street, Alexandria,
Va, sLOTOFGEoUNpw with q small FRAME
H0USE thereon. eitusled on the east ride Of
Washington street., between King and Prince
streets. Alezal3rs, Va, in width % fs.t on
Washington street. aud in depth 12S feet; it be-
ing tho property next south Of the dwelling
house Of Z. s. Taylor, jr.
Terms Of Sale: Ouathird in cash, and the
residue in two equal pay ments at 81. and lwelys
months from day of salo with interest thereon;
the notes OF the purchaser with security 10 BIZ
given therefor, ard tho tito of the properly 10
DO retsincd until tho purchssn money is paid.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
lt25-ti Com mr.. Of Sslei
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

fONI OF ALEXANDRIA,.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 9, 1881
S1tn rtsss.,....- d Al SIN sets-......... ,
ARRIVED.
Str Geo Leury, Norfolk, to p 3 Hooe.
Str L V Arrowsmith. lower Potomac, TO 20
omac Ferry Company.
SAILED.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, By Z b uooe
Str L V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, by Po
tomsc Ferry Company.
Schr Maegie Baltimore, by Vim & Moore.
S'Nt 'enh'e hosalne, Georgetown, by master
PASSED DOWN,
Sthrs II Bcycs and Elackmsn, from
kEaogkEDA
Sch. Juii. from Washington. ut Norfolk 7th.
Schr Hsl!io Nicholson, from Pawtucket. 70,
Georgetown, at Dutch Island Harbor 5;h.
Schr Susan 3 1hurston, from Gardner for
Georgeto@n sailed from Vineyard Haven 9Th.
Scnr Benjamin Courtney, from Bath TO,
Washington, sailed from Vineyard Haven G!b
=, schr Wiliiam Commerce, from this port fol
New Haven, 1T New York It'll.
Echr Msbel L. Phillips. from Gecrge.oyn. a,
Providence 9Th. -
Schrs VIM Ihomae, from this port for New
Hsven; Albert Mason. from Georgetown, snG
a ; Gaskl!l and Lamsrtlne from Richmond,
at New York 9Th.
Schr Clara IL Simpson cleared 81 Windsor, N
S, for this port Both
, schr Harry l. Wilton, for Gsorgetown, a,
Boston S.h. -
Schr Abbie Eurs!ey sailed from Bath for
Richmond 9Th.
" Sehr l. III Wilson sailed from Gardiner for
Washington 81
a, Schr u NJ Anthony. iroa GEORGETOWN, at
Now Bedford 7lh
echr Geo Young, from kennebsc 10 load for
hichmont. ciesrel ST Po1llsnd I'm,
echss Ii White sad Zsccheus Sherman,
from GeorgetoWn. ri Providence 7th,
1chr Addio NJ Chsd~i;k called from Proyi-
dence for Washington IN.
Schr Edward Lameyor sailed from Rocklsnd
for Richmond u.
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90 to McBURNGY's and get a emslI Pro
HAM (uncanvsssed) Gad mild cured. Just what
sou want for summer us,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

At MCBURNEY's STORE excursionis!s can get
anything they pecd 10 The line of PICKLES.
LUNCH AND Ported MEATS, SARDINFs, Con-
DIMENTS, CONFECTIONERY, 60.
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ExCURslONn, PlCNIUs. &c.
MARY WASHINGTON.

OCOOQUAN FALLS EVERY SUNDAY,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY
commencing Sunday. May 18Th Lsa7a Prime
street Sundays st IL 6. m. a1d Mondays, We'd
nesdsys and Fridays at 50 g. N. On Saturdays
1t 10 N. will leave for Moua: Vernon Springs.
Music and daacirg bo:h ways on weekly
trips.
Fare round trip 25,. On Saturday TO-.
Tickets can be obtained al. snney's drug store
This steamer csa bs chartered st reasonable rates.
1oy9-3n =. RANDALL. Aanager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

ENGL RHARDT'S ICE CULDLkGEH co,
A per ctz.n; bottles must be returned.
4. w. AVERY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

{ hooked COINED REEF, very choice md
~ ice cold, for ssle by The pound or in l. 2
and IA lb GALS. K. w. AVERY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

". G. I. U.-Mrs. Hal, former resident
OF this cIty. who is visiting among her friends
hare. viii address the regular monthly meetiog
OF the W. =. i. u. 90 hlond:y afternoon next.
at the Rsform Club room, Ct o'clock. All
who have hesrd CT her eficlcnt work 10 Bati
more aud Other p!sccs will not fail TO hear Der
Oh this occasion.
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NOTICE

Kid Button aud Lace Newports Regent Slip.
pers, Paris Ties Open Congress Shoes and Sam
dsls also great variety of Ladies' HcuEe Shoes
and Slippers Of every styls and quality.
Misses School, Walking and Dress Boots ia
variety of now styles; alao large stock of
Misses Sandals and Slippers
Chidreu's Boots, Shoes and slippers in every
quality, style and price.
Gents Fine Boots and Shoes in oil III the now
spring stJlee.
Gents Pumps and Slippers in al the late
styles.
The above goods are Drst clasa ard gusran.
tsed to give satisfaction III every psrtc ulsr. and
will be sold al such prices ss cannot fail 10 Safety
all.
W. 3. WADDEY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

MASoN'S PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT Jars
cheap ut MCBURNEY'S.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHTHCH SERVICES, &C., TO Morrow. =
Lhr,Ss Church. Service Ct II g. III. by lev
Z. Wakr. d. d.
81 Pulls Church. Serve c. at IL a. NJ. b
Rev. Dr.. Nortou.
>, Grace Ctuch.-Selvico ut p. IN. By R:V
Dir. UootE.
ST, MaryS Church. -Screic, ct \ a. m
and sermon by Rev. Father O'k,0e. Nesoer:
at q. m,
First Presbyterian Lhmch No service
Second IfcSLytcrian Ghurch-3eTvco at II
a. r. AID o. III by R.v. VIM. Dluwidd.e.
Meth. Epis. Church-ScrVic, a. II o. Id. snd
.. ID. By Rev. Dr.. Houlson. Moroing, SUB.
l;c;: Tho Mystery Of Diei2a Dnicgl." 10
View of the assassination Ct tho Pfcsilcut.
E7eniog The fOmpa,iop7 @; Cs:9 Life, ADD
How 10 itHai3. Thor"
1Hefh. Fps. Cturch ,SoWh -:3are!c; =! ! ! 3.
IL. and $ g. N. hy Ray. j. a. Kern.
Meth. Itot. Church-Scrglco at / / 4. N. aId
5 y: III. n. by Rav. =. y Ircdw.y.
free Methodist Ctwch-Sereico o. | | q NJ.
end p. II
Baptist GlurcA~S er7loo st | {. i'll. sul s
p. m. By Rev. Dr.. E4npo.
German Lutheran Mhurch -3croico al | o.
"a, 10 Eogisn, aud 7jp. H., 10 German. By
R-v. Sir. Schal er
Iouag Mems christina A,socintioa. Service
81 song and prayer ii the Is; Pres Church at
1 p. IN. jail at > p. n. Aims llous, at $50
p. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

SAD DEATH Mrs. IIOuck. The venerable
mother of Mr. AloIz, Houck, OF this city, fei
du~u fight OF stairs at her residence, 10 B,l.i
gore, Thursday evening lsst. aud sustained in
jlies ir9u which she died shortly after the
accident. Mrs. Hlu,k Who resided wth bel
sou IL this city for number OF years. was 90
old ADD esteemed lady, and her macy friend:
hero vi! teErlt to hear oil her sad death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09
GROCERIES.

SMALL HAMS. Sugar cured Shoulders,
- Breakfast Bacon aud Csssards best ref1ed
Ls!d for GALE by r. W. AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

MCBURNEY's is the placo 10 buy Hcao Tea,
the kind the Chinese drink. in quarter. half and
pound packages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

PROPERTY SALE.-G5een & Wis.,, auction,
eeFs' sold to day Tor Mcssrs Wsttlas & J2hu-
s)n, commissioners 10 The suit Of j as +. Catlin
Vs. Alex. Huoter OF ais, gbout 220 acres Of the
Aolngton estate, lSiug west Of the 4. Il w. h
T. aud the csnal, to Jeremiah s. Black and
James A. Garfield, President of tie u. s , !or
the amount Of debt due. say about So .S65
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

me Wcathu ProjabRties, Juy ISL
fcr the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
Weather a!d occasional rain, north ossLeriy WiGds
p2coHiln., variable. higher barometer and ;r. =
reEatQ.r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

DEATH OF JAS. NEALE;-Mr. James Neals,
A prominent member CT tho Ahx,udris Light
lu'ah'rl, died a. The res danca Of his father
on Duka street, yestlrdsy evening", at $3.50
O'Clock, rem paralysis. rroduc ID by fall hs
sustained sbout two weeks Ego. Mr. NeaIe,
|ho wss talented engravcr 10 marble, was q
general iavcrto among the young men of the
CITY, and the news OF his sad death will be ro-
ceived With genuine sorroW. Tho armtry of
Tie al x,njrls Light ISl.utry has been drspcd
IN mourning, and the members Of the command
vii attend Tie luGcral Of heir deoerspd com.
'a3c. 10 body, TO morrow ufterooou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

IF YOU WANT A GOOD WINE for thu
L table, try the VIRGINIA CLARET. from
the Burnside Vineyard. l know it will give
satisfaction. r. w. AVERS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

~ I, CORN, OATS, and MILL FEED for
~ osic lid delivered tree 10 any part of the
tiLv by
ieo O. TAYLOR JR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

FINEST OLD FRENCH BRANDY Ivintsr,
1861 and PURE PORT WINE. Incidentally They
are all that csu be desired. Bottled add o;
drAught at MCBURNEY's STORE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

INsTAILATI0N. at meeting u Potonac
Lodge. No. IS. |. o o. T., held lest Eight,
the ici!oSing Offices cec ed Ut previous meet
~. we're 1nstaii,d By District Deputy Grand
plaster Charles Good'oh: Il. Guisendicr. N.
q ". ". Rock V. y; Chsres Goodrich,
Yer. Sc; 3. L. Pehke, TO. Sc; James h.
D:vaus hsS, Tecasurcr; L. NJ. Davis, Chaplsit;
u. Il. S;hns!uy. s. +. q ; JAS w. Simpson,
Il. =. to \. g.; VIM. Daley, H. S. to N G.;
). 4. hlaukiu Il. s. to V. G A. Dale, l. S.
TO '. 6; Il. Lslas, Wsrjet; W. E. Latham,
C'h1ns;o'; II. poss. Il. S. T.; JAS W. Nails,
l.. :. s; }. I. VIZ kos, l s. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

CORPORATION COURT j udee A. W. Chill
ton presldltg-
Con- w. Edmund Burke, Indicted for nal
olous shoo'icg with intent to kill; cas-, con-
tinutd.
Gem. W. Tlouss Roberts; robbery; Jury
hGd vercioi net gliIty, and prisoner dscherled
}. w. Lester d Co. vs.. }. +. Young ct al.
in chsrcers; decree.
j. II. DsVauehn ct ais IS. A. V. R,bsy,
ct ais; IN charctri; decree for partition.
John Ellis nod wife Va. |. 9. O'Nsnl ct ais:
in chaScary; decree OF reference.
Court adj lurned till Moniay morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

Z ANDkHTHS TUKN.P SEEDE-All the
- popular Varieties Just received in lar 70 btock
and Tor Sale u! very low 1Gtes
iy9 JaNNEY OO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

LOCAL BREFIlIES.

Surerinten dent OF Police Isn o. P. Colon e,
who Is bu.ily engaged in cleaning and impiov-
ing the city. has reported several citizens f 7
failing to remove ths grass from ths pAvements
and cutters IN front OF their premIsei.
Euring the storm Of Thursday evening last,
while the steat:er George Leary was on her way
fft IN Washington TO this city, one Of her n ssts
WAS struck By lightning. The electrical fl ssh
passed down the ulsst into thu engine rooE1, and
frightened the engineer Very much by The fan"
tssiic tricks it plsyei around his fact. Little
damaR5 WAS done.
RECOVERY OF A STOLEN STEAMER The
steamship Ferret Whioh Wss lua Away with By
nllu named Henderson. after btitg charter.
ed ior Elk months for cruise ic the Metiterra.
mean nearly tso years siec', has at last been re-.
covered for the llish laod Railway Company. at
Melhonrnc. secret code of cipher telegram
vas iouDd on hoard, showing that tho villsiae
engaged 10 tho scheme had s.ratg,d for burn.
iug the vessel al sta 50 r. to get Tic premiums
for losuratcl. ami to gel rid OF any efioar who
might turn out iGo)uveoent. The name Of the
ship Was changed twice, her arpeaIanc s!tered
and various ar,l:l!s wish her original name Cd
thtm thrO~a ovtr5osId to trgsest h:r loss at
sea. She arrived at Melbourne under q false
name, but The cheat Wai detected ADD her aez
ure followed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

NALL AND ENaMINE Tps MARY
~ LAND bloCUIT WORkERs!
hcLRAN s. UHLkRS
JY' TG king sIrpeL
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i TfENTlON' ALEX. LIGHT lNwY

E'Oh kKH"--Tho Two STONY BRICK
"a 6oU9E al thn corner ot Duke and Koyal
SIS. fossesslon fivsn August ls.. Apply al 81
t'uEee l- iyy-eC3L
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* SACKS BIO, LAGUAYRA, MARA.
~ CAlBO snd OLD GOVERNMENT
JAVA COFFEE received this day and for sale
very low. [ie2Sl 4. w. AVERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

BAlLrD FOR COURT -Ohatd, and Jacob
i}Hoh, "ha vera committed to Ill yesterday
t9r on s1'au.: on DanicI NJ. Aiken at a bail in
Az A'hdna oanrly "a !ho hight of July 4th,
"cTc through. "ator5 Juago CHI ,on, OF the
L0fH2rNI'o Conr. tug aiernoop, On 8
S'it u tahc"s corpus. sued ouI by Mbjor
fiana;S /" Smlth. ard released on bail
10 The sum OF $500 each for their ap.
rc''"Lco *. lilo ut2:tern o. the County Court.
at the nfelim!naiy examination of the Two men
tt;oFc JIstioa Nelsuu, OF tho ctuaty, yesterday.
i'e ofr:ltlaa!o OF MIR. Aiken's attending pbysi.
can WIS filed, TO the etfcos that there WAS
probability iiist the Injuries would prove fatal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

hhV1N PhTSNT 81 PLAIN NHEKLS
~ will Do sold at extreme Loo, nrione 10 rlose
OUT Stoca, at IS King corner O. Royal streets.
IN hand general assortment OF Rims, Spokes,
o9ao's ana other chrslsgo goods At low prices.
J}o -. u. OREI9trrON u SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

fNHOICE ENGLISH BREAKFAST, CO.
~ long, Gunpowder and japan Teas, Just re.
celvei and for sale by
je7 ]. O. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-09

SfEClAL BARGAINS IN SUMNER
~ doUuS. Lawns csn.a; lawns reduced
rom eigh! to Elk coats; Large lot l24c Lawns at
o. Large lot bssL LAC Lawns AT 10 cenls; Kedue.
sloas Ia me Seersuckere; New styles Suersuck.
ers; Reductions in coloruI Summsr dross goods
JJo j. Is TACK&TT
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MINIATURE Almanac JULY O. 1881
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GERMAN BANEING COMPANY.
- q lexs utra. Va July 7, 1881.
1h1 hEhl.ANn GAL DIVIDEND OF
IHREH FER Ckf T viii bs psid stockholders
OF lniS BANK on and after July l2:h 1881.
Jyi-4s JAS. =. Reid Gsshier
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ARRIVED.
Str Geo Leury, Norfolk, to p 3 Hooe.
Str V Arrowsmilh. lower Potomac, to 20
omac Ferry Company.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-29
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Democratic messenger., 1881-10-29
Temperance Convention.

A temperance convention was held
in the NJ. P. Church last Tuesday, at
which there were present two NJ. E.,
one M. p, and three Presbyterian
ministers, and large number of dele
gates from different parts Of the county.
1t was unanimously determined that
the Temperance movement should be
kept clear of politics-neither helping
nor antagonizing either party.
A resolution was passed ordering a
petition to the Legislature for local
option law similar to that in force in
Cecil county, to be submitted to the
people in April, 1882.
A county organization was then eff
fected and officers elected as follows :
President, DIR. Chas. P. Jones.
Vice President, Rev. w. NJ. Strayer.
Secretary, Rev. ]. ID. G. Hanna.
Treasurer, Lawrence Hastings
Adjourned to meet in Snow Hill on
Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, at 1880 P. NJ,
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-29
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an Umbrella" In the second install
ment of his q" Journalistic London"
Joseph Hatton describes the London
Times building. A very interesting
chapter in the pioneer history of Ohio
is contributed by Alfred Mathews, un-
der the title of "Ohio's First Capital "
referring TO Chillicothe. John Hab-
berton gives an entertaining abstract
of Paul DuGhaillu's travels in Scandi-
navia a full page and very impress.
i've portrait Of Dean Stanley is given
in the Number. The editorial depart
ments are full, as usual, of entertaining
and useful matter and the prospectus
of the Magazine for the coming year
shows that the forthcoming volumes
will be even more interesting and beau
tiful than the volume just concluded.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-29

SEWING IN PUBLIC Schools The
Boston papers give a favorable report of
the receut exhibition in that city OF the
results of the instruction in sewing in
She Winthrop school---a gIrls' school
With six grades Ia the three lower
grades they have lessons Of an hour
each twice week and in the upper
three classes once week. The pupils
furnish their own work. bringing the
watciials from home. the CITY having
DO expense except for needles and
thread, IN cases where the parents do
not supply suitable sizes aud quality.
IBey a:e taught to sew in the best man
ner with fapidlty; srs taught the va
lHaus stitches known to the artist in nee
dlewors are taught to make every va
rIety Of children's garments, under aud
outer every variety OF uudergarments
for ladies aud ger tlemen all branches
of dressmaking, cutting and fitting with
facility. all branches ot ueedlework in
tailoring are taught the art of making
nud urnamenting table ani bed linen,
fancy work aud embroidery. The ex-
hltiiIou of work was remarkably neat
aud tasteful some of it beiug exquisite
IN design. The effect of the work upon
The pupils is SAID to be excellent.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-29

HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE is unques
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is acknowledged to be valuable means
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Every word printed in its attractive
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possesses d potent influence and charm,
which makes it welcome guest to pa
rent and child alike. Bright short
stories from pens trained TO write for
the young, sparkling poems and rhymes,
fascinating puzzles and beautiful illus
trations appear weekly in its columns.
In the third volume, commencing Nov
l, will begin a new tale by 1Ir. auloa
Otis entitled Mr.. Stubb's Brother, I"
a sequel to the famous story Of - Toby
Tyler" by the same author, which
was such popular feature in HAIR
PER's YOUNG PEOPLE during the past
year. The subscription price of the
paper is only 81 SO. 1t would be
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