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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

SwARTHMoRE college and out build
ings at Swarthmore, Pa. burned Sun
day night. Students escaped, but lose
everything. The fire was caused by an
explosion in the laboratory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

A DIME contribution is proposed for
the erection Of u new edifce for the
Vermont Avenue, GarHeld's church,
according to plans approved by him.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

THERE bishops of the sect OF cid be-
levers who have been imprisoned in the
monastary at Sasdal, Russia since 1856.
have been released by order OF the czar.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

CAPT. BEN. RICHARDSON has sent
his check to the New York Herald for
ifty dollars, to start a subscription for
President Garfield's mother.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

THE Mohr g. Mohr distillery and con-
tents, valued at 1925. 900, located in Laf-
fagette, Ind. was burned Saturday. In
surance SOL 1925.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

SOME Of the editorial comments OF
the English papers are i%enorantly, per-
haps, but extravagantly, severe.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

BRADLAUGH takes his stand upon
atheism pure and simple. and is very
~inopportune in presenting bis ideas.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

TWENTY million dollars in bonds
were recalled by the secretary of the
treasury, Saturday. for redemption.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

TIE Spanish court has adopted
mourning for one week for President
Garfield.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers
is an elegant, safe and reliable article
cheap, and convenient for use; will not
rub of. Try it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

PRESIDENT ARrHuR's inaug ural ad
dress is favorably commented upon in
London.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

Ladies should know that Ayers Hair
Vigor Is a su .erir and economical dress
ing. 1t has become an Indispensable
article for the toilet.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

TEN business places and a dozen re-
sidences burned Sunday at Callingwood
Ont.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

IT Is rumored that the queen of Spain
Is ~enceinte.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

SUNDAY was very quiet in Washing
ton.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

No <as~ss~s~s s.ssssdys ~ Lsss Ga. M
eoaSL
DAILY LxApkz. N transient advertise
menu 10 c>nts per nns. Nonpariel. each in
ssrtson; Q insertions eight cents per line ~
insertions 8 cent? per lima
Local rotice4. Per line. bourEeoia. each
Insertion. 10 cenu per line % insertion .
cents per line
wEzLx LEADEz. all trspsient advertise
men1 3 cepts per line. npt insertion: one
month. % cenu per line six months, 10 csnu
per line one year 6 osntz per lima
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27
Ths Wisdom Of Dumss Tie YOungs.

Inc uls11A o. dumas lie IouAgeh
We enjoy thoroughly only the pleas
nre that we giTe.
I prefer atnayets fool sometimes
he lakes 9 rest
A man looks q woman from head 30
foot a woman looks q man from foot v
TO head.
Never attempt 10 convince q woman
of anything by argument ; you must
resort TO emotion
God would have been very Illogical
and cruel II. having made life what Il
is, He had % also made death.
Those whom we have lost are ne
longer where they used TO be. but, evex
and everywhere. where we are
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27
puRNET7,s

Is Renowned as a Pure and Efisc i've Hair
Dressing In. Every Quar- or OF the void.
For thirty years it has been q fayorite
with the people and a leader with the
trade. The name .CocoAINE" has
become a valuable property. Burnett
& Co. have established their sole right
to its use in several suits at law, thus
protecting themselves and the public
from imposition.
The superiority Of BURsErT's FLAW
oRING EXTRACTS consists in their per-
ect purity and great strength.
For those who are overworked and in
whom the Brain or Nervous System has
been exhausted from excuses, / have
found no combination Of remedies SO
prompt and eficacious in restoring the
vital forces, as Fellows Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites.
ALEX MAcMAsrEB, NJ. r., Hot Spring,
Ark,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

Grace-"Ia am going to see Clara To.
day. Have you any messenger" Char.
lotte-.I wondor how yeu can vidl
that dreadful girl. Give her ny lsys.h
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-27

TUESDAY. SEPT. ~. 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

"A New CHURCH. "A acR fig0tu.h c2:-
eregs,ioo Ctu,cn, ooio.sd, was c,g:o;z,d 10
Washington last eight. AlaCoe The c3unc Of
cgan z,too wtre Rs. l. Whi!rirsov aid
Prof. }. W. C5icL,r;5E, R.v, s. i. Saith
aud Reuben s Saith, Delegates ira:., tsils
Church, Va; Deacon j. Il. Johu>oo, delegate
from Hcrodop, Va. Macy c; thG members Of
the new Church Gro iGAI2uia and wcsl:hy
and it is their Intention 10 crec; q sutat!c cd
6,e 10 whca 10 w9Isaia 10 lilo negihaootsTa
sec.ion OF The city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05
IE::EECEE& E.,

.C.:ce:s, : v!r Jli=.io.G SHl
49, .iT;i.

!c::ce:s, Et!T 5lts.,o.s sal
i'.sAiIsis
Celery Las UEiy coiGo :l!1 Cub !c nuIic: with
in tho last ew years - :. Le:vito. Lu: scientific
eIpcrim9r arts and tx poiig CO LsTt = 'urei beyond
a doubt ihst i Controls Nervous Irritation Ell d
periodic Eervo.: ard sick Head:caH 10 llsrk
ed degree.
Brown Scqra:ii :ay5 last Ce:org con:aiEa m~To
nerve food than sny c.acr vegetable or substance
found in lstu-e. Ccla1y wzs G-s! discovered and
Used as & rerViGc by French physicians about
1867. Eu. @ combination Of the EXTRACT OF
CELERY END GHAMO&lLE, which has
been but recently Introduced 10 the picteeslon
end the public By DR.. Z. ". Benson, hss pre-.
cuoed such marvellous Io3u!ta ia curing nervous.
neaS and hosdschcs, sni especially nervous and
sick Headaches neaIalRiA. parSlysis, Indigestion
and sleep!e:sness thst it h4a excited public at
ssntion snd ns1apsyer comments and many
physicians have tealed !ho merits o. this plepar-
alton with iGD best TEscits, IS qGo!cd bcoT from
few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY:
doctor ReasoI,'s preparation CT Celery ard
Chamomlle for nervous diseases is tbs mCst i'm.
portsnt addition naGa 10 the III .teris medics in
the last quarter Of q caGtury. Or. J. w. j..
Englsr, of Baltimore.
"Dr. Banson's Pills sro worth their weight in
gold in nervous sid aick headaches ".-[Gr. a.
II. Schlicter. of Baltimore.
"These pills sre invaluable in nervous die.
esses."-[Dr. Hammond of New Yors.
"Dr Bunson'e Pills for the cure Of neuralgia
are SUCCESS. '-[Dr, &. T. Holman Of Christ.
hnsburg VIZ.
These pills arc special preparation caly FOR
the cure OF special ciseases ss nsinad and fer
these diseases they a.e worthy of t!ial BY all
Intelligent suilorers Thry are prepared ez-
presely TO euro sick headache, nervous hnrGache,
dyspetic headache, neuralgia, nervousness.
pataysi sleepje:sneEa aid iadigeition. AID will
cure any case. Price 60 ce;ta postage free.
Sold by sli druseia,s.
UaPOTiGG II. EuTAw.ST.,
Baltimore nd.
Wholesale Agents. JANAEY y co. Drug.
gis.s. Alexandra, Va. n0v1.t23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

RAID O. GAMBLERS -imaluaE Burke,
oolcreG, reported to tos msy,r !asc night ttat
there were q lumber O. lneG u.bilaG iG 8
house % Piece. between Uo:on ard lee
streets. Offers ,jsmes Sm;eh, jaj!ao Arnold.
Honry Ctuaip, J4rsnith FsonSs. nEd John
Nigh:insili w:rs sent 10 .ho Place named.
Upon arriving AZ tho house aal; q! c iDg IN
eptrapc, they discovered l=a ,urS III n .li!r 2
10 darkness, tux no c'Id5 % ctue; gsmb.iOs
Implements were to b. fGuo3. iGc!, b.ios 70
evidescs that gsubtiog hal b,cn so"s %. &c
arrss:s were made.
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ssessys. SGsnsbury g. FRO

i!GiGih ihAnks 50 TO ;U5ic for their liberal
rs!ToHHgo II the Esst, aEd earnest y request that
81 rcrsG0s CG.iring 20 hsve Stove. Furnsce or
f,.c H!E2h Heater york done. Will le8ys their
oidc:s with them a. oico. so rs TO hVcii the rush
Q: ;:to fall trade.
H'Eo '',r'o:di4" Fire Place Furnace for heat.
!rG Gre o. mere rooms. IS The best in the world.
send :cr Circular, For ssie only by S!angbury
& Bro, cor. King and Washington streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

GS5>jthn j. Cornell, hi approved mirister of
tho 5ocie:y Of Eriaudq of Rochester, N. y,
sppolts meeti:g for div inc worrh q! Friends
Meeting House. OF S.. Aa-ph ;trset. on next I'd
day: 1;h ins;sLt TO which Gu! cilizsns are cor
tislly irvited It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

TIE REFORM CLUE Tho reauat m:2!i15
OF the Alogan4:is E-!erm Cub was Eo; isl.
night. with President Il Il. fjt'z il 10 chair
and 6. ". HGwyaUl5t SECRETARY.
Alter changing ;h9 hear {! hod.Ug ,io Saa
day afternoon 0cspcl Temperance mcetios ;50m
1 o'c,ock to > c eek. and the tgsasac ion 81 i
good deal Of rtu iGa tu,1ass. NJ q. &. Stask
weather, icimor!Q q missionary in Sguh Au-
erica, but noW OF the ludan Bnrpsu, 10 Wash
ingtop. wss iotEodacad. Ho spoke u5;il near y
10 o'clock. Ec)20Ty IVES his thenc, llo as
Vocated Temperance in Ill ,LaGs, snd p,jcM-
ed not only the uso {! !a:CZ;c,lioG d;icka Eu.
tobacco also.
I'D ,uEued,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

FINE OYSTERS. There Wera received al
'Ss ltfio! ;ci.y, fran Ms Jacsb Behraus,
.,2i;ie OF .ho bcJt cys:ois, OF tic sheIl-genuins
h?an tis9eas-sc9a 10 Alexandria this ssss 1u.
hr. DoaEaas gcr;u1d This morning from Nor
j. l., "hcra 10 mado arrangements IL receive
three !'Glss gecl: bivs,ves Of the ssme deli
us qa@lHy 10 :n.ioued above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

FRAUDULENT VOTERS u: IL u1G,!.'2al
that the CousGrsailgG patty hs72 employed d;
tcciives to $50 that 30 Washington Ic?,s!cIs CT
fraudulent vote:s gro byough: naFo 90 .acsGgy
next. Al! who attaa1: 10 rojc !faujGlenilq or
to Interfere with votiog aI! b, lromrty a.
rested and duly punished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

IaCFES.OR MUELLER. CT New York, has re.
irFacd 20 Washing GO and Altxsndris, and will
T,,-hpsn his nstcng Academy at NlcBuroey 3
1871. Or Mondry Rrd Thursdsy mex. Nov.
th snd 10 Ii tor ytu?2 Ladies, Mlsses and Mas
'c;a o. 3:%a p. n and fer Gen'lcmon a, s. o.
in. Tho iasanii,2nt new Vienna Waltz,
,;.c t3'o'oF.' SARATOGA Strech," Boston
hN5. ".As&cau pGkn. "Tclephono Wslz,"
hi"E l;1acch Garmsp.' Norwegian L,ucors, ,
aud i.e7a i'ou0ia QIaGfillea will be introduced.
iin!&s;o: hiUa,i1r MI mako this tho grsndcst
da"cHE school tia! over ta, been in Alexandra
by introducing 5nlncdiatoy the most sttrsctiv O
aac magnificent new dAocns over seen in Amer
!ts ~: Val give long form of tWonty -four
lessons. Pupils Wishing TO enter on Monday
W.! :,!"Ata !G7 s. each 20 McSurhey & Son 8.
: n s:oio ratow tho ball, rho will give receipt
add Submission tc!0. 20 tne school The balance
OF tuii!n" cs-s 30 psil q; any limo during the
sc'"' nori2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

CONSERVATIVE HALIY.-.lho last ConscI-
Z.t'7e rSy If tho Campaign will take plsc,
Monday night at Annoy HsII. Il is earnestly
ho?eG shat our people will show their z3al for
u" GOOD ciu,o By 'u'picg gu. in large numbers
cT' that 'c!asoD will DO addressed by Hon.
Ja:nss 3rI5Cur. JGdgo Charles + Stuart, aud
otmr'. Co s!i Gho GIN aud hear the great
rIlcc p:cs ct issue discussed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

SUDDEN DEATH.--WiIis Johuscn, we'll
SGoar end r,speo!ld c)!cred map, died sud
GcnY 81 lis house, Ga south WeshiogtoH street,
'HoU: enc o,c'cck this morning, f;om heart dis
ease. illa"lc heard him gtcan and attempted
10 a:ouso Lin, bu; he died without; uttering q
"';! :lli4TG Gs,lsiauco could rcnch hiu,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE i?EETlEd -
The Conservative COMMITTEE met Ia,t n'gat
tor the puTncs, Ct arranging Ter iao e!,c .o7
Iucsdsy ueat, With Maj]c ~ u. !lcr1cr: il
the chair end James - La'1r. . cgc!ary.
Ao asGr.ts TO iho onlsa!va!va :otcr5 I! me
c;iy waa Prepared "Id nIiCrci "a Z. prlntsG
Tor distr!b1 i9n, sa.:!2% !Hrih i'!: lie ,uos:
Imp0r!an; cCC 100 ever nrl4 n NrEn, i 10
take place 2n ;he S,h iostaol; C ,!i;v., f3i oug
huDGrcG Vo.ln;cet= n oaiA1 II III ;ae v;rlcus
Wards IN ,5e cry 10 Is%a charge ii ;!.ia #
twenty voters cash Urfl, e tie Importance Of
every voter payiQG his cgsHia!i1n tax. gRi np
ptaltcg 10 To: rH-'0.s7 l0cD oi the c!'y 10 cN:a
thtl7 pIsc ii tuaccs- o. aicc n cay. so a. 60
give their clerks Cad riopcYaes 81 oynor,GDijy
OF deV0tIoa ,iC asiv.:a. :" ,ha a17;g 90 that
dsv,
}. S. j. Incm.a1o ~, agqnla:oi a;=isaa.
secretary Of the Cjn2.,..t;,
Tno following a@Ec aorointEG & .aaarias;n-
dents Of wards ca o:,s.:nn d4,: i'r,t N'A!i
H. NJ. L,lhan; Second Nsc@, Le,n,:d Mar
hury; Third WGCd, William II. t>ini;;; E'Gur:h
Ward, }. i. SwocGty
This meeting then GilufEc5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

RELIGIOUS "A protrlc;cG mcci1g Of corsid-
c:ahie !rtcEcst ISL progress OF Tho NJ f Church,
in this city, e. present uoder the direction OF
tho paS;oT. R:7 Dr.. Poulson. A lumber OF
n7obatloD IS have been received toto full mem
5fsh?. Large copgTeRallCCs have participated
IN Tho services. Special exercises and sermons
by tho psstor sf3 announced for tomorrow,
nogaiug ani nsils.
81. hior}'S Church RiI! b. leopened tenor
row. Rev. Robert Fulton. Of Washington, will
p!sG:h ct II O. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

IF YOU E2rt Cheap CT C Emo OVelo1at,
ijis.e'@s;e. or Reversible Overcja. we hsve tho
b2sj ss-G:;mcg: ed $50 lowest prices 10 the
ci!'. s. WATERMAN Il Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

Jua MARKET THIS MoRNlNu.-TIero was
Cny fir susp'y OF Vegetables. a.. 10 The
market this m2Ealrg. The recent rails have
srea!i7 baneEued, SO tho country peopls say,
al! lac vegetables. except clbbsgc, which had
tceo am2st cntir l7 Destroyed b:fers the wst
Wes'h:r cam,. Prices this moruiug vera about
tae SAM as lest Saturday,. Preserving pears
500 A. 4oi FER = CT, oppiss 2j,40c per peck,
!uiIljs 70; per peck. sweet potatoes As, per
pack. II!:h potatoes 80, per peck. tomatoes 40,
per PICK, c0uohy potk 10. per IT,, cabbsge l0a
20 per hehd, beets 3.4c per bunch, exp ants
" 80 apiece. dressed chickens 6O,70o per pair,
dressed dcck- 10490o per pair. squirrels S,l0o
apiece. batter 80 .40o per poutd. snd Eggs 81,
rcr ilEu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

n you wan: Good Suit for SO, $l2, SIS
OF ): 90 10 Tic I'D selisb!o G!m OF s. WATER
MAN d. Son.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia s 9ztse1

iEETISG N FAIEFaX Tho rea;justera Ct
~, ttrooa D:s:tict, Fairfax oounty. advsi-
ii5tG : f.2ati2g y take place ID = cite; Gchc0!
House. Ia. sight. 1: Thjca l.. r. Ear wo1ii
speak. Wheu Farr arrived a. tee meeting
place The iIieEG3 CT Mr. S. G. B:cDt. CT this
cli7, proco:cd s jim; 6i:cu slcu. Which YES
pFomntg lciCa:d by .ho lriclds of hi'. FIR.
al ii1ris 20 get Mr.. F.rt to divid, tins With
Mr. Brent, who WAS ptesesf, failed, AID The
democrats Withdr:g from tao Ichoo house,
isG7log r4rr with an tu3ecos ct twenty Ave
pc!50os. nearly a.l ncsrots z dom ,ctsiic open
1ir meeting YES then 0rssniz:d Short distance
from The ;caG3! house, which was addressed By
pr. BreuL t2r ever 81 hour. |: is thought Mr..
Calohester's mtoIisy for lha Legislature 10
Eal!f:x viii bo sb0u, 200.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-05

II ToU wsat Iou.h'5. Boys, or Child 5
SUI ;r Ustrc:at VIC hava al cpdlpsI ssrety Of
th9 loves: n;iacs. ). WATERMAN & Son,
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EElETEI1N aEE.Gl

a r Old ESTABLISHED GHuCEhY,
"A BUSINESS ANH STOEE EOUSS FOX
SALE.
business, will sell goods AT COST until the
WSNTrk-E1AST dag of NOVEMBER, IL
slant, on which day. if any rcEain uEsold, l
Will otdr them st public suction
l vii! also oE:r on said 2lst dsy Of November
o! pubic auction my STORE and FIX rU RHS
known IS the CHINESE TEA STORE, alley
sndris vs. This store is in one of tie best lC-
cations IN the city, being on Royal st., between
the city market and King s!rest; was britt in
1871; has sn elevator gcng from tho Collar to
tfo 81 story. Gas and wRtor throughout.
For terms, which will be mste very favorable,
apply or the premises.
noy3-t20Lh D. L SCEAaEF
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NRAYNEIS OFFICE.

iSts - ~ > cE
w Alexandra, Vn, Ncv s, 1881.
NOTICE. js hereby giving that. in accordance
with tho provisions OF section 80, chapter 6, code
Of Virginia, 1878, ALL BAR Rooms. SA.
Looms snd ether pisces for the sale o. intozi-
cs:l2E liquors II tins city MUST B t CLOSED
tr2C' sunset Monday November 7lh, until sua.
rise on we!nesdsy November 9,h, and all par,
acas cl:Ea,D2 s.siDs! the provaions Of this
order VIII BE- deal. with scccr1ing to law. For
the better preservation ot'o:der on election day.
pollceInea %lll lie put on duty, under the direc-
ton CT he Cspthin of Police who will be special
IS instructed 10 srtes. any snd all parties in any
Way interfering With The election.
noy5-2; j.. Y BECKHAM, Msyor
s;UChNAaaT SACKS
"a EUCKWHEAT SACKSll
We hsvU IL store aud fox sele cheap, a lot of
kuckWheut hienl Sachs handsomely printed in
catoEs MCLEAN u UHLEE
nova ~ King street
gTAOuR SACKS! FLOUR SAgKSll IN
= store ana for sale >. bottom prices. Ali
news MCLEAN s UHLER. IS King ct.
E4OU Nd E6TAAY-Tascn up on my prem.
j: ises :oc ties psss!oE, On Monday night. Oct.
Il ono cow sEG CALF. The owner Will please
co!nn forward. prove property pay charges and
..sa them awsT. ALBEIT NORRIS.
Near Pcor's House Lane,
roV4-G.' hexandris county
UNTRh'S INEISlBLB PUEEQUINC
81 SANDUAINE POWDER. The contents
OF each package will make half pint of elegant
saa frss7an. Bandclae. Price 10 cents per
aacE3Sa; matted to aHy address on receipt OF l2
cenis. [octISl JANNEY 6 co.
NsOTaER SElgEIS CURATIVE SY.
Iva RUP. tho ehGke. S1trsc: Of Roots for
Diseases CT the Liver. Dyspepsia Nervous Dobil
i:y, kheuu.slianl, SC . for sale by
cc,iu y =. lkSHSEAfRR 8 BEO.
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%.eaEuc3l's Ctlic7,
I'o5m :, Mathet bui!dir 2,
Il'ozz.cfia @o3a:nbar q, ISL.
,oli H;.l TO- prepared 10 receive S:.ts tsxcs f,r
I5o! On Ta.! End perso2al property, s., All
persons who pay the same b,eo;e D.c,;uh,r JAY
100 WI ave fTo per cent on the amount OF
tho,r bug. Ga ana after december Ii Eve per
cehs VII! DO a!dad 20 ri bills ,hon remaining
unpaid. re EaNJ,HW
Gig Treasurer.
Clu!s hou's: :. n1- - . D. H. nov2.l0s
FL CTiCk-Eaving takaa oq5 letters Of sd.
- m:ai3.rSiioa on ths estAio Of Decor ID. M.
fRENUH, dacaasei, | he:caY give notice 10 ali
persons inhabited 20 said estate 20 come f0rwsrt
Ind settle their accounts sad 81! persons having
clains agsidst cold ests:e to present them. dulV
authenticated, for payment.
GE0. s. FRENCH,
CELL Admir-. Of Dr.. D. n. French. dscd
GPo&T:NG r0Wngn. GGn CAps,nd all
~ siZ33 o: E,2ni2 sud ;i.y;. chic. :or salo by
fepz6 ~. y. 'HHHSON 81 60.
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{ 1ieo Charlottesville s. Rapidsn i; =. Co,
A!eZardEis, W., Cc.. 70 h. 1881. !
TNHE A&HUAL HEATiNst OF the stock.
L holders of the tHAHLuTTEsVILLS &
RAPLOhH kAILRGAD COMPANY. will
ehtll a. the Geaess Gl:ice o. The Virginia
Midisad \. Il. 60, in A:e1nudri,, Va, on
Tu kS!Ja I, iho l5!h day Of Na7sGo6or. 1851,
a. IL O'clock 4 N.
oc,25 paw HENRYU. sPACKMAN. ssc.
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The Neatae7 Probabilities Nou. 5 ISL
FOR tho M:dile AtlaGi.c S:.sos is.r aGaiher dor
ing the dag. slow r!sirg iotnp craturc !oa:hoss.
10 southwest winds hnd falling barometer, TO-
loved By Ugh. rhlr5 during tho T n.
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PERsoNAL.-Tho EIaHSsS,s Gsz!itc ssy.:
"Messrs. John II. johnson, Kc7triy md Ed
ward Dliogeifeld, Of A!.ssndria, were hrte on
Wednesday last CO farming expedition.
These gentlemen hal good time. some fac
spor .saud SUCCESS il bsgs!GS game.
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SyALM or an ICE EOUsE.
Espss SAEsG esRs EsSsg'

RENT-Tho THREE STORY
= DWELLING on the southwest conner OF
Prince and alfred SITS; large grounds attached.
Apply to GRIFFITH ATKINSON, No. 1872
rrince SIC. ALEXANDRIA, Va. cctG-nulm
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If YOU WANT First Class Sui: made to
order from $50 to $50. or foo O7oreoa. from
$25 to $50, We have the iaEs.s; stock CT pieco
goods ID he oily, a2d s!l garments are made 10
the s.cre end warranted first class in every pal
ticular, as VIC employ Only the best Woikmeu
and guarantee periec: fl. Gail AID examine
OCT stock before you purchase.
S. WATERMAN & Son.
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IA Il this day secured the agency tor
w /. celebrated GrsEu OF BOTTLED Alb
ard FuSIEG, wAi&h We viii kosD cona:satio
on hand, SEQ 70 pi:::: We iaTia tbs attention Ct
families who d1si7a na article of 4 le oc Por.af.
apII " = Lea EStltl & CO
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POLIcE NEWS The .oIoEiar 80 o9i9r'
the Mayor Ills GIcraio& iiliz: r:;tchn:L Co
cred. charged by JOAN /; ii ou;gomcrg WI;
sicai ga shawl; Il 1b7rt iiicks, coiorGG. aTra..-
cd ty Oiic r Pat. li.y's, CT IT, cAa,ec Q. T.
bling the s.o,a OF Fir. t}n.. EeChcr ugpaG cad
OF Prince strcat, ca ,Ha nigAt CT !ho I'd O!
September, 1850. I'D 20 Cii c2oy-o nsn
Tor i!Cg Thoo!G..tOF "a !EH s,Ggo,a.
Tho PritCnsgd WoHan was discharged % !. c'ae
shown th!. the saa". belonged - htr 0e.d
mother, wac was Montgomery rl3tIor IL 3 =.
Hicks, who confessed the robbery e &r. t"a:
e'c store, Glsiing It's. dnar S..-l sad iTi..io
Scott both co!orcd, assisted hin w43 sent or 70
the grand jury. and N;a;ss.t5 gore Is.uai :U- Ina
arrest OF Beach aEd Scot. The ola CG.y-a. II 81
WAS discharged With 3 -cp-icaLd.
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%:eaEu'3l's CMe2, !
l,OJnl -, Mafket Ru;!i;,o

~ o'2;3& 10 TAN 2AY5AeA.
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s:UGk Al s aGkSl
81 BUCK WHEAT SACKSll
Wo hsvo IL store aud fox seie cheap, lot of
kuckWhert II eel Sachs handsomely printed in
caioEs MCLEAN u UHLEE
nO15 Is King street
, 1881-02-18

IT IS stated that some Ut the Irish Catholic
Members OF 1'arliapent arc quito Indignant
that Mr.. parncIl should hnve held intercourse
with Rochcfort and Victor Hugo during his
visit to Paris. One gentleman, Can't. Dullfng-
liam, ali English Catholic WIN represents an
Irish county, has written 10 the London
Times TO tenounce tlle course pursued by
Mr. rarlcll. Mr.. Shaw aud tho Protestant
backsl!dcrs from the 1[0mc-lsulo party may
now excuse their detection on the ground
that Nfr. rarheis interviewed Ltluis Veinllut
the Ultramoutnne journalist. OF all political
hmnbugs, tho polltico-rcllgious humbug Is
the incanest,