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The daily gazette., 1881-12-17

TIE Utica Obssrpsr says that OF all
the men who have preceded Mr.. Fre-
linghuysen in the Office of Secretary
of State only three were elder than he
was when he assumed the trust !;
lewis Cass, who was rs, and William
l.. Marcy and Edward Livingston,
who were 67. The youngest was
Thomas jefferson, who was 40. Sec
retary Frelinghuysen Is 65.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-17
SATURDAY. DECEnBEa AZ. 1881.

CHRIsTMAs GOODS. There has been
q vast Improvements in the quantity
and quality Of Christmas goods this
year, and on no former occasion have
our merchants generally made such
ample preparations to meet the de-
mands of customers or take so much
pains to invite buyers. The store
windows are fitted up with more care,
with finer goods, and present more
elegant and varied assortment than
ever before; looking as beautiful and
attractive as most of the windows on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, while
the prices range quite as low for all
really due articles. Those who de-
sire to make presents to their friends
(aDd all do,) should now take the first
opportunity to select from the abund.
ance that is on exhibition. 1t is bet
ter TO do so before the assortments
are culled too much. As remem-
brance of friendship and to keep up
old regards the cheapest, prettiest,
best and most generally adopted is a
card sent by post. They are to be
had with the most suitable inscrip-
tions and almost endless variety.
The most beautiful variety appears to
be at Mr.. Buffers, APO Market street.
They cost from one cent up to S2.
The 20 and 35 cent cards are elegant
and beautiful chromos frlngtd with
silk and satin ; as pretty as one might
expect to see such things made. But
the higher priced ones that are in
covered boxes ready prepared for the
mail are truly elegant and more lavish
and ingenious in design and gorgeous
In co'oring than any one could con-
ceive of, and all tastes can be accom-
modated. In jewelry which ranks
nrst as of apprecIative gifts the store
windows are overburdened with every.
thing that is useful and ornamental
from the costly and elegantly carved
full Jewellcd gold watch, diamond
pin, bracelet and ring to the neat
and pretty sleeve button. Sets in
rich variety and brilliancy in satin
lined cases, aud fine silver table ware
adorn the handsome windows of
Messrs. B. +. Clark, No. 4O7 Market
street, baynard & Dawson, No. 299,
Market street luld 2. Ayars, 905 Mar
ket street. y,v'e dealers win sell you
cheap and g,iarntee their goods to be
the quality represented. In books for
children and young people there is
choice variety. Butler has them at
very low prices. They are always
f1und to please the little oues. and
no better present can be sent than a
choice book A small SUN expended
IN souvenirs " Il not be missed and il
serves to cheer the mind and warm tLe
heart TO an extent that cannot be
told IN dollars and cents. MANY a
dear friendship has been reclaimed
and cemented by small tokens from
those whom il was feared had become
cold and neglectful. The Christmas
souvenir is a civilizer as well az a
ehristianizer and never fails to elevate
the thoughts, renew friendships and
harmonic affections.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-17
No. 2.-The property known az
JOHN RkY BOLD'S WHARF


on Elk river. This IN n very valuable
property. being the IippIng point Tor a
large section OF country, and the wharf
age IN ireqnently as much as 500 per
year. The wharf IN large and In good fe-
pail, There II large Dwelling House
ana about Two Acres OF land attached.
and ior an enlerpiising man offers fine
Opportunity for carry Ing on a grain. coal
ana lumber business. The Ericsson line
81 steamers 10 and from baltimore ana
Philadeiphln stop al this wharf daily and
the Now York steamers stop when
nailed or with freight to aud from New
TERMS OF SALE -one-fou rth OF pur-
chase money cash ON day OF sale; one
other iourth In one year; another fourth
In two years, and the re,idue in three
years from the day OF sale. The credit
payments TO bear interest from day OF
SAFE, an be secured TO the " tist ction OF
the Trustee.
The Real Estate will be offered at II
O'Clock N. m.
BARNEY REYBoLD, Trustee,
uecy-ptd-ltw Delaware City, Del.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
Rail- WAY CASUALTIES.
SLAUGHTER IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Feb. GA dispatch from Pana.
ILL.,. says fatal accd cnt occurred the ONO and M,s.
ssspp Railroad, ME from that city, near wAneko
last evening. by which three aburers were Killed and
several others wounded construction train with
twenty-five men in cnhoose. under Conductor Lockhar
backing toward Owdneko In order TO 20 on side
track let passenger trnin under Conductor
Srlby which fast to make for lost time
pass. and the latter having notice OF the construction
tram the track, collision occurred The engine If
the passenger train tore through the crowded cabooe
pushing those inside out Killing three outright and
wOundng twelve others 1t Is remarkable that 40
many ESCAPED.
The following are the names OF the victims:
Killed. Allen Jones, or OwanrkO, and W. W. Tatock
AMI III. Mcpherson, OF Pennsylvania
WOunded-LDuS SribY, Of PcnnS lyhnia, conductor Of
the passenger train, seriously injured Hterualiy cn,
Eoadlcy, leg broken Thomas Nn1cn. log broken Ch,s
McGOwen, leg brekcn; Francs Green, co lar bono
broken ana badly bruised owen Glcavn. back Injured
Charles Mills foot mpshcd; Daniel Donahoc bru sci
aud cut about the hri0 John H. Erdman head rut aai
arm fracured Charles Watcher, Of Owan,ko, arm
broken.
The wounded. except selby and Watcher, are from
Paua.
The blame appears 10 attach TO the conductor OF the
construction tram for beng the main at time
when II belonged TO the passenger train.
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vtvJc MEMBERS or THE HOUSE.

The Literary Society of the Young Mems
Christian Association is OF the best organa'On u
ts Kind IN the city. 1t is not schooboy deoa'nS euy,
hut has for its most active members yodng men
IN proes,ional or mercantile pursuits ana more
than those OF the average literary soeie''s As
sn,,etv's reception IN the Association paIors iuesu"s
,,,nin, the novel programme followed OF tnooA
session Of the House of Representatives the suyec'
for discussion being the Reagan Interstate e"m'
merce bill. L. 8. Miller was speaA'r'
p. A. wietng, clerk. and NJ Orr, sergcani'atarn'
Ia,cion Quinn was chairman of the Committee Oh 'u'
Whole. l.. f. Oudin as the member nom ieAss ~ y
anood the hill, A Frmn from California. W. HUN
son from Vermont and s. Williams from New &
supported the measure ard A. H. Ross. Iom rom
sew H. " Sackett, from Ohio, q. w. s0merhey NJ - 81,
M9ssIchusetis anu I. j. Rush. from ~ ~
posed It, There many good hits ~ % ah"nsst
certain legls atOrs The opponents cf Tue p
mat they mad carried their point by preventing aIbongh
able report 10 the House by large msJ0ry befora
their opponents sK1uly secured an aalv ois,,se
they wsie able to strike out the enactng ci""S'
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vidn0 for an additional public bath in the CITY Of New

vdIng for an additional public bath In the CITY Oh Ne"
York -, -. ,,.o.,+, s+ocb
holders in manufacturing corporations was repor'eo
senator Mccarthy rose to question OF privilege III 1ae
Senate today and said that his sentiments sscareS
NeW-YOrk had beer misrepresented, lie oeuarcu
stronav that he l. friendly in all respects to that city
The Judiciary Committee OF the senae w,i amend
mont TO the Constitution providing for an adntona
general term OF the Suprere Court lbs aineHuneut
If adopted adds twelve Judges 20 the supreme C9u..
bench The additional Judges VIII be dlstrlnueu a.
follows the judicial districts: one III ITO VIZ
lid, WITH and With Districts anu TWO III tne iS'' VIM
With and With Districts. 5000 roa,,o
Tie Assembly Committee on Prisons amendGd Erastus
BTooks's bill providing Tor the hanging OF al persons
convicted OF murder at Sing Sing Prison Inc anenu
,nent provides that murlerers shall be nanSeu 10 sn9
state Prison nearest their place OF coDvctlOh lHe oi
Will be reported favmaOIy tomorrow. 49,. 60
Tie .scmblY Committee on General Laws resolVeu "a
report favOraby bill PERMITTING corporations " hou
rea estate 10 the value Of S2,O00,OOO. -. -
The Assembly Committee on Navigation, Dy vote OF
to t. has resolved 70 report favOraDy the pn IOr TUG
abolition OF compulsory He'll Gate pilotage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
RAIL JHAT INTERESTS.
ONTARIO AND WESTERN STOCK

At Il MEETING of the Executive Committee of
the Nrw-YorA. Ontario and Western Ra lrOad Company.
yesterday IN revised report OF the engineers read
aud adopted. This shows that the road from NewY0rk
l}uiRho vii! be- completed within the neXt two years
aid At a much below the ina cost Of any trunk
line to West. j. ". Srligman and other German bank
crs bought largely foreign account OWING to the On
aro ami Western shares carving wlib them tie right OF
subscription The North EY"r C6strucfiO ION Company
A premium al Big cent BID Tor the privilege,
Ch l. runiv 10 30 per cent on tue North Eiycr
Construction Company stock, lOr thr reason that the
privilege STARE OF Construction stock 10 each
ten siiaIrs vi Outarlo ana Western.
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THE HELL GATE PILoTAGE.

ALBANY, Feb 9-There was joint session
of the Committees OF and Navigation OF ootn
houses this afternoon to hear the opponents OF Hell
Gate pllotage. Captain Van Brunt, OF the Nessei
owners, and CAPTAINS Association OF NewYork first
addressed the committees. His argument was mainly
the same az has made before Legislative commit
tees for years past He said the tax e upon the
smaller vessels. wile the larger ones proper eu ny
steam escaped entirely. Thomas p. Ball. OF Evans,
Ball & Co., shipping merchants. New-Y0rk, tOuOWei,
saying that there was necessity whatever lOr pots
10 axe vessels through He'll Gate.
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REPORT OF me nfADING MASTERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-The special Masters
In the case Of the Philadelphia AMI Reading Railroad
who were ordered by Judge McKennan last January to
take testimony under the petition OF the McCamons,
concerning the deferred Income bonds, tled IN the
Untcd states Court this Afternoons printed report
covering $50 pages of testimony. II Is preaced by
showing that upon the closing Of the EVIL
drnu tins mouth. stated by the respective cOun-
sci mat had agreed by them, with tho approval
OF tine COurl. the Masters should make no report
upon petition other than -eturn OF the eVldeuce as
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THE MERCHANTS COMPANY.

1t was stated yesterday that the remaining
$4,000 stock Of the Merchants Telegraph Company had
nearly all been subscribed and that had
been taken by members Of the Produce Exchange. Many
offers for the stock 1t said, had from gentle
men not identified with the Produce Exchange but had
been declined.
BUFFALO, Feb. 9.-The subscription books for the
stock OF The new Merchants Telegraph Company were
opeped here to-day and 1t IL expected that the amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
IMPENDING STRIKE Ar FALL RIVER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 9.-LabOr troubles
impending here again. tho mill operatives demand
ing the restoration OF the 10 per cent taken from their
wages last Oc Oher. the demand is made on
the ground TINT prices OF prnt coins jus
tify It, Large meetings OF weavers and
spnncrs held last night To plan OF action.
depu alton Of weavers waited on the spnners. aud Il
agreed that IA general strike Of the and
spnn,rs shall take place. ana that sunday tic time
OF the strike aud tho names OF the mills where work Is
10 be hLOppcl are 10 be annOunceA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF PoRTRAIT-PAINT-
no -Aanty ivory plain, accompanied Ivy very pretty
ncCr)-'And nOw how many slttinKs snail You require
OF my Niece. Mr. Sparks g. Our Artist "a modest anu
mos nhammabio YOUTH" Oh not more than thirty OF
forty. perhaps tftv,We VIII sixty, you IKE, or
soventynI all events eighty or ninety at the utmsst,
Or" Aunly-" Good heaVensI Why y0u painted mo
IN lOmi" Our Artist" mol Did l. really, though
All but eau glance that your neces expression
Will be particularly difficult TO eaten. know ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
HEAVY TRANSFER OF STOCK.

BosroN Feb 9.--The journal this afternoon
hast.e following special from Montreal i: The Moutred
Stock Exchange il greatly excited over the announce
meut Of heavy transfer of Montreal Telegraph STOCK 10
Wilson G. Hunt OF NewYork' director OF the 's'ei
I,tn rho ,,oron,eri il thought 70 fOreshadOw the
ABSORPTION Of the Montreal Telegraph COMPANY Dl 'o
great consolidation The Montreal Company mas car W,
tol of 80 600 600 It's system covers tine Chalah Do
,nintnn aud extends through Northern New-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
DECIDING THAT A ROAD MUST BE- SOLD.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 0.-The case of the
Atlantic Ml,sssippR end orio Karoudupon the petition
OF the company ~ allowed to redeem the road, aud
asking for postponenen OF the sale for ninety days in
order to give time for its redemption was resumed In
the United states Circuit Court tins morning judges
Bond and Hughes pres ded and General Benjamin (.
Butler. Of counsel for the petitioners, having concluded
his argument, The Court took recess until r. ~ pom
rea ssembng Judge Bond read the decision Oi the Court
DENYING the prayer OF the Northumberland confirming the
previous order OF the Court for the OF the road on
Eahruary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
CONSOLIDATION MOVEMENT.

BosToN, Feb 9.-lt is announced hore this
afternoon that syndicate represented by General Burt
has secured the controlling interest In the Boston.
IIoosac Tunnel ami Western Railroad THIS. In conneo'
ton with the syracuse ChcuangO and Ncw-York Rail
rond the Mohawk Lake Ere Railroad. anu the Troy
and saratoga Springs Railway. VIII be consolidated into
one cOrpOratOn with the object " controlling an lnde-
nrnhrni thrnIgh line from BustOn 10 ButtAO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
4 DEFAULrERS CONFESSION.

LEWISTON Me-, Feb. ga letter from Swan,
the dcfaung town treasurer to his athern-aw, dated
Toledo, Ohic received Saturday Swan. It Ia said,
full confession that he Is deiauer 10 the town
Tor III O76 aud that hc Inns raised $3 100 on has personal
notes. given by him to persons Thought they welo
receiving the towns notes Swan he VAS led INTO
embezzng the towns money by his losses Ia stock spec
ulutipus
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LITIGATION SUSPENDED.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-At conference
held to-day at tue Office o. the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company. in which Jay Gould General Thomas j.
EcEert and D. H. Bates representing the consolidated
telegraph companies end the officers OF tne
patad Comnorv with Their counsel participated, II
49, ,c1rd no. suspend all operations In the teegrapLlc
gtlo for the present. This action Is intended 10 holu
tGe nteseut proceedings IN allegiance until new terms
can be agreed upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

allotted TO Buffalo (5OOOW will he rendily taken 10,
morrow Three promiueut business men ofited t 1 tr
The rntire amount but ms II il deslrd that t ne ui
nted In bocEs ranging from - 500 TO $4,000, the DOoEs
will lie Leld open tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

He was just home rom dancing s ssaS nj: taiber.
Yes sr good Time ssSSsd a. sysiy the isshsr
mean. for there were two three empty gris
tom Trauscripr. 4ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 9.-The iron bridge
the Canal Railroad oyyr tie Pennington River a
short distance north OF Pianyillc, fell this morning
while freight tram pas over II. The cabooso
went down with boy, who Il. No life WA LOST,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
DIDN'T NOTICE TIE OTHER TRAIN.

ALBANY Feb 9.-James Hagan, OF Amster-
dam, ana KILLED On the Central Railroad
track at West Albany to-day H6 stepped from a track
to avoid one train aud got III 'front.' OF another on the
other track,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10
BOSTON AND ALBANY DIRECTORS.

BOsTON, Feb 9.-rhe annual meeting OF the
Boston ana Albany Railroad stockholders was held to-
day Tie following gentlemen were elected directors:
George o. Croker, Moses ID. KImball, Henry COult,
Edward H. Gillette. John Cummings. Charles s. Sargent
and a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-10

The MUTUAL UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
1t has been decided by the directors OF the
Mu,ua Union Telegra IN Company TO extend its lines 10
fho West nj as early date as possible
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Sv {1raan % Visa.

Real Estate gents and Auctioneers.
{ NOM MISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA.
- BILE REAL ESTATE IN ALEXAN.
DRlA COUNTY, VIRGINIA-In pursuance
OF decree Of tho Circuit Court of Alexandria
county in the chsrcsry cause of VIM j. Minor
e. al. Us. Calh&riae Ann Lemon ct al. the IN.
dersiened will Offer for sslo At public auction, at
about II no., on WEDN ESDAY, tho 27th day
OF July, 1881, in front Of the old Court House. on
Columbus street, Alexandria, Virgins, THREE
PAROkLS OF LAND separately, being the
Iaud OF which W. j. Minor died seiZ.d, to Wit:
LIST. a TRACT OF LAND, containing So
screa, rood end 81 50 perches, and known So
the SCHOOL HOUSE TRACT"
"a. a TRACT, contsitiag ii ac!os, and palt
Of the SPRINGFIELD TRACT"
81. A TRACT, Containing Is acres. and an
other part OF the "Splins field tract" with right
of way, 3 rods vide. OYER thu south ond of the ID
aero tract
Terms: Ono-third in essh, snd tho residue in
Two equal pay ments ct Six and twelve months
with loterest fro-a the Day OF sale, the notes
OF the purchasers waving homestead examp.
LION, with security, to ba gwen therefor and the
Lille OF The land 10 be retained until the purchase
monov is psid.
n. B.-This lsnd ia rear the cities of George.
toWn, Washington and Alexandra and is of
good quality, snd there arc scm9 improvements
and wood on the first named trsct a plot and
survey OF the land may be seen ct tho Office Of
John III. johnson, AleEsndris, Va
Z. r. BEACH,
JOHN ii. JOHNSON,
JszI-ts Commissioners OF Sa!s
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PRsfsfs.sGSE.42. RAkssss.
DR. q. =. KhIPaTEiN

~ cfe.s his
PROFESSIONAL SESYICG5
to the citz ,ns Of A!ex.5c.i, and vic;aiLY. CT.
fee with bis father. Dr. VIM b. Ki;nslan OF
Prince ST.. opposite tta PosscGi2o. j,l3 -ttSln,s
a CARD-It should b. generally known tha!
"A persons go unfortunate as t, ipts one or
more Of their iealh mead no. Wall wa,ks and
tOontha for artf.i.t Substitutes md endure it,
convenience. dissgreastl1 chang; in Wi. a. Is
cial expression, &c, bu. may hsve artificial
teeth rnede before md Inserted Immediately a..
tor extraction Of their rs!ursi teeth. By this
IN ode better adaptation, more pleasant eS-
preston and nearer approach tUpati EresGrv.
ing The natural harmony Of lhe features ara ee-
cured, and worry much OF the pain aad difficulty
ex pefencad Ia learning 20 use tseth are also
avoided. have pr6cticsd lhs mode cue ca3stuliy
for aeven years. xhd having introduced it here,
Wcud be GLAD to refer Ely ole Interested to rs.
tients who know Off. from experience In troatiIg
the natural testh my bjsct Is 10 preservs every
one that time, patience snd modern methods o!
treatment can save. Tho use Of arsenic ia de-
s!roying exposed nerve. is condemned By The
more enlightened Of the dental profession ON
account OF its turning .e..n ca1k, inducing Ab
scess and finally tae loss OF ii teeth. The nervo
pulp, which is Tho sourc. OF iifa to the tooth,
should always be tras.s!. when eIpo.ed, with
view TO its restoration t. health. ! use no cheap
alloys for filing; nay foes are much less than are
uauslly charged for the sama class Of work.
Gold l!ling from Sl50 up; o.aer Wo:k at pro.
poriionAteiy low rates.
w. FORMALLY, d. L.. S.,
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ. of Michigan.
Office: 1921 x s!Sast, north vest, Washington,
d. u ap4-3m
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81 ElSiS!E NAL.
CELERY!
As A REMEUY FOR NERVOUS
DlSEASES

What the Medical Profession San Alout r
ara me GOOD Re$ulS attending lis Use II.
5Headachee, Neuralgia, Indigestion. Sleep
hSSneSS. Nervousness and Ra7aIus,S,
Celery has only come into pubic Dotics with.
IN the last feW years 50 : ne1y;ne, but scianti6c
experiments and experience have proved bey ond
douot that 1t controls Nervous Irritation And
psfloolc Nervous and Sick Huadse h 9 10 a mark
ed degree. - " '''' =
Brown sequsrd says that Celery contans more
oetVe !ooo lhan any olher vegetable or su BET, nee
iou9o la nature. Celery Was first discovered an d
l useo IS q nervine by French physicians abcu,
iooi. Bnt combination Of tho EXTRACT OF
CELEKY AND CHaMOMILE, which has
Dsen put recently introduced to the profession
anu anu taa puollc oy Or. Z. w. Benson, has pre-.
otc9o sucn marvellous results in curing nervous.
ness sno headaches, aud especially nervous and
SICK Ieaos ches, neuralgia, paralysis, INDIGESTION
huu sleeplessness, that 1t hes excited public at.
ienllon and newspaper comments, snd MANY
physicians nave tested the M rts of this prppsr.
q few. ''0'1
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
~, Or. Benaon's preparation of Celery and
Chhmomlie Tor nervous diseases is the mS,t i'm.
poflant addition made TO ths msteris medics in
toe last quarter of a ceEtu:y."-[Ur. j. w. j.
Engar, of Baltimore.
~. Bensons Pills are worth their weight in
golo IN nervous and SICK headaches. "-GDr, A.
d. Sc1licter, of Baltimore.
These pills arc invaluable in nervous dis.
eases Or. Hammond. of New York.
"Dr. beuson's Pills for the cure of neuralpis
hamburg. Va. - oD''S',
;, These PILLS are SPECIAL preparation oniv for
me cure OF special diseases a. named, and for
these diseases they are worthy of a trial bv ali
Intelligent sufferers. They are prepared ex.
pressy to cure lick headache, nervous h esd.che,
oyspepiie headache neuralgia, nervousness
cure any case. Price 80 cents, poslsge free.
Sold by ell druggists
DEPOT log N. EUTAW.Sw,
run Baltimore, Md.
wholesale Agents, JANNRY s. CO. Drug.
gists. Alexandria Va. ieS3,arGn
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NHAYONS OFFICE,

MAYO&'S OFFICE,
491- A!o1andtie. vs. July 9 1851.
quote from the license bill passed by Council
June S;h, 1851, fer tho bsne6! OF all concerned.
che licenses so granted sc aforesaid shall DO
payable on or before the 10Th dsy CT July 1851"
ANY person who shall engage in or exercise
any business, employment or profession without.
license wnera one is required. shai pay ii 40
OF not less than three nor El9ro thar Ave dollars
per day."
l construe this 10 moan thu. ell licenses must
be paid by July 10Th Fad any person who has
not paid ut that tina viii DO transsc.ng business
without q iicehss and will BIZ SUI &C. 10 the Inc
Ut not less than three nor moro thal five dollars
per day. l hope al who have not done so,
will call and pay The license assessed By the
Comm isioner Of tho Kevenus aud thus savu
ma from being forced TO discharge so unpleasant
d duty as the law requires.
}. T. BECkuAM.
iy2 lilo Msyor.