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THE RIVER S.

AFFORDED. This is a splendid recommends
ton in itself I. / the recipient Of the position
and 2 credit the administration, which will
undoubtedly by strengthened by it, IN view OF
our complicating foreign relations. His
record has been made quietly, in unrayelDg
knoity points OF international law, in the dis
cusslon OF which be has attained eminence
and distinction, all the more valuable be-
cause 1t has not resulted from a practice
OF questionable political methods. He is g
Southern man, born in South Carolina, but
for many years resident in Louisiana, where
be IS yet identified. He was a loyal spirit
during the war, and bis nomination to the
the navy portfolio is a just recognition to q
suffering section which has been too long ig-
nored by the nation for the nations good.
His eminent ability and unobtrusive manner
Will cause him to be appreciated by the en-
tire country.
The department of Justice is represented
BY Wayne McVelgh, of Pennsylvania, who
is a lawyer of distinction, and a gentleman
who has been thoroughly identified with the
better elements of Pennsylvania politics.
lie is professionally competent and will do
as well as any lawyer in a position where a
multiplicity OF legal attainments is required.
Thos. L. James, represents the state of
New York as Postmaster General. He is ex-
perlenced 10 post-ofice matters, and managed
the most difficult Of the subordinate positions
IN the department as postmaster of New
York, This department represents sufficient
patronage to satisfy the most grandiloquent
of politicians.
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the ApposssoGasaeesE Bile.

The Apportionment Bill passed the House
on the Sd instant, by q vote of 145 to 113.
It provides that, after the 81 Of March, 1883,
the House of Representatives shall be com
posed Of $40 menbers-to be apportioned
among the several States as follows:
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EsaggJ&2a. GEEEMEGkMn. ys...
TESTIMONY or nprCGycTs

We have been sci;;Tr Swift SypLil;:2 Spo.
citc' for yeas, md II, gari j. superior 10 &iy.
hing Known for tiseaces i. ia Recommended to
cure.
s: j. CnsEelc, TbomaLvji!e. Ga; L. r. Gree,
81 CO.. Forsyth. Gs; 2tmHct.o1, Sa-u:!s &
Key olds. Atlanta Gs.
G:isrts GN., Juir 1874
We used ''Swift's syphi.itic Speci.n in lbs
treatment OF ccLvicte tho ras: year. ard be!isvp
IT Is the only cc't0i'. h,.car't remedy That win
70 recoE meLCed.
GRANT ALEXANDER s. TO
Si,GGa siEWAEsaD
viii be PAID 10 sry chemist VINO will AGd, or
analysis OF one hts;dTcd Lottics Ct :. 5. 5 enc
particle Of mercury, lUlide potassium, O. a1y
mineral suhgtnr CO.
TIE SWIFT SrRClFIC COMPANY, Fro
prietors. Atlanta, IS.
sold BY K. ). Leedheatnr s Bro. Gel for q
cory OF Young Ecn'a Friend"
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FANCX GOODS.

Il LOVES in Kid, Berlin, Isle Taresd. Silk
~ aud Lace, showing all the newes: shades
Tor !he sesaon. also new ss' or,meDt Of Lace
hilts. Pr!co 25c, sec, Toe and ST 25 per pair
Co.se:s il 81 the leading styles, perfect IN &!
and fnish. Prices 5Qc TO $40 per pair.
ULderwssr special attention is called to The
a!g0 assortment for Ladies GeEta, Mis:es,
Bows and Infants in Gauza, Li:le Thread, eos
s.1n'r md SUmmar Msiuo; slso sre exhibiting
a CT o:ce as.or!ment Of L dies UnderRsrn,eyts
OF every dcacripioa Chcniseg, Drawers, Night
gowns. Shirts &c.
Linen ana Silk kerchiefa-Saspenders
Bcs!a1y. hcniLg tic mos! choice patterns ss
well rs the largest assortment OF medium sMG
finer qualify. Constantly aiding tue latest oct.
!erCs rs seen - tkCy arc oT-rld fer sale by the
q sIufsc!uIea.
Neck Rulings. RuT;, SIX rig, Veilinss, Gu!.
tors. Silts Cot;ors &c
EGFirg5 10 Swiss. Hamburg, Eaineook Cora
lLDa Nerlucelle, Va!er cieDnes. Isugaedoc,
Torchon, Russian, Venias Crochet. &C.
fighuio Patton. Bosom, Keinforcrd znd
Scratch Shirts, in lsuatred end unlaundritd
Co!.nrs ard Cuff. Lizjs l. 10 is inches. Prices
l2c IS, 2Oc nno &c
Germantown, Shetland aad Sc1ony wool,
Lerhyr Nc's.eG in Ell CoorS, Silks Canvass, &C.
NeckwGnT-At al times The collection will
surpsss 81! other essort!rerts ohared in the city
Il. Inc dispisy Of El-udent, tie best Scarf ever
Tnsdo for meli al.o Gortiar, Flicker l. udace,
Tropical. De .IoDyille, Lace, ana d com p,e.e
ike Q! Frncy Ties and Bows.
6. M. AID 4 Ms
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= & ::a!.|sxx;u1udyi;x Dxzette
To &SEAY EEEGIHG, JUNE2l.

InE FRENCH FARMER The life of q Peasant
proprietor 10 Southwestern Faxes i. g very Ia
hHIious enc io Ea:y respects The Ehtc rs1i
~ liust w:ik hard aid live hard to make il
e1:n r01t' favorable circumstances. I;uqaire-
IL cute klo@iedyt IF sil the G.,sils Ut ccil
as:i; ui.u'", !o-kng a!tcr every penney {! s1
netdliu'e. 10 MIKE it rally alsaIr. AID Ill
tins 'aj.s Eith pecJ:r hardship On tho wonep
Q. ,he isDli'y. The; sr; conps d, net tniy
% tako ;asir IL stare Il TIC fed uclk, to!
when 10 The cseoos The Ecu retuIo aud ltilk
OF Ies;, ;bo wife aud dscght,rs hsvo oil the
rc0s .hlid HCFk 10 Go. !: is, as may be sur-
posed. Elac Of h!o which 20 o1e Ger take I'D
successful y unless be or she has been scous-
tg:u'c g /! ;.oa2 esrcst childhood. |! brt kan
Gil icr a"2 eiG CD Of ling, i: is not easily re-
Snmec. Hercv wteo scrS OF d.u,bers from
whatever cause migrate ir0u the lacd to other
'Eadea, 'hsy c0Cps!a,!y@y seldom ralurn to
peasant !sfIi; <, Whether 80 pIopIiCtUIB or ne
:sVa!s. Tiers IS nCCl!iar atafe ct tta;rs es
rs2a.c5 crc'a2 CO FielcA farms; DO around is
los. "h..a tie gsonod :s really coed. evcrs
iIcI IS ca::7.'ed, It'd rot o feEca is s.en CO
tie ssat;a !.IG. Tho tou diaries between pep
critics sre NAKED ty dcelly su.keo cJrncr
siores. end TIE paths aro Ike those batTecn q
pceccuc.'s beds. Tie orly hedges are th,s,
Which border The tua,5 4 traditional agrcu-
iuenl between ihe prcp;io:ors regulates the
oro!S 80 tnat West aUd maize, which rippn
u1cqls!y, shou't net DO too mu2h io:ermi :ed,
sud Tbs: shcer lrd cattle mfy De led CT lie
stub5!c without too great I!>k CT dansge to the
relgth0l'a 0.1s
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,.ienss.sss, CAyUa'S STEAK LINE y;Imr-
;:>g4:i-a-1:s:s LIZ TG
PHILADELPHIA FALL RIVER, FPOyl-
DENCG AND Hi;NmUN,
STEAMERS tanye Alexandra EFE4T' TUEe
Day a.1 I9.VN Ha!IadelEG!$ EVEX?
U2DAX.
This line ccnnec!s at AloSancris with thar
s. & "a: anG - = ., Is. Is, sad 81 faiaIei.
rh:s with Clvdo's resrla. SITES ,aanips fer ;sm
1.;ver. ['Goyidonco and Boston.
Freight forwarded With pTo-npt:ic9s AID csya.
free Of cG.arnifaians. -
70 charge FOR transfer in Philadelphia. and
Q wharfage in Boston. Quick time. grocasnt
caGsftaraa Through caaes snd through Bills
oi saoiS5 siTen. Insurance ct :ha loHes; rates
Agents:
7. 4. REED, Aio1andris.
Ehi CLYDE & CO., Philsislchjs.
JOHNSON & c.. Wsah. s Goorsun
jan S-sf
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&tgil, Eoutt"Gcd. cocIacts 1t charlottesville
eth Ctses. & Ohio 4. z, Rsst end Wes. 4.
Ny1cEhucG, conuoctr With No:folk s Wc...
ern 4. ~, through SoutbHes:: Vi:sna, to
Nashville, Me-" Or!e21s MeEnphis, Little Eoes
Gad Ie12s--and a! ilanviile With Richmond !.
i;.nYi;.a Il. 4, to South End Southwest.
E.rfcss !:cuthw@rd connects u. Chs:,c.e7.
viii, ~ 81 points q! Ches. g Ohio 4. T., WI
I! Isnvill4 !or ell POINTS South. Gas. snd Scu.a.
III LED THAiNS Cor Main Line leave A.,
a1anigia Ga;iY. except Sunday, s CO =. H. nd
Ii 81 h H., art: returning &;liro C! A!41n..d...
Il 10 , q Snd 80 .. n.
For &AN An;SAS LINR laevs Washington
I &c e. II. rnd Alexandria is e. ~. daily,
2xc"Et Suadsy, ar:;To y; Si7aab1rsa Y Is Pr,
:nnhcct;ng wIs;l the Valley Goai tat ::
"s'os: i.cay@ SnGno@1G 50 =. IL, Arriving +.
.li9Zs;.d7ia 81 - =. -.
iaiSED ISMlt; EUR MANASSAS E2y.
lSICD leaves hls1sldfis dnily, exec. sun.
dsy, Nv o GO 8, H., arriving ~ S:rs.tuts {: =
o. It., snd ro.rrl!rg iea7cs S.-hshlfs :. ) )
y, ~. Striving IN alexandria st % :. Il.
Eor aiidcla5ur2, Gai!y conn ac:ion - t.r!ss
I.s.i2o.
Ecz !!pps4vi!!e, regular connection q: Dar..
For W&HMaNT9N. leave Washington ',
! IL 3. =. daily and II o. y. n. duly, cSc:a,
study.
Passengers car iesva Warron.on It 2jan
and t2ae ,@!xal tr.il III Juact,o3 ana ,a.vA
Alex .aGr.a " ~ ~ y "a, ia !ale - mako i. Y
+, !rsin a: Y ) n lor Washington, Baltimore
AID Eo& York.
I'll lg4!2s -lsAa coed connections, 3. W'.ss.
ington. to and tr5Gl IL ORTIZ and ReN!.
E3w Orllans sleeper leaves Ww@hilE!cn :!
IL .. ~. running through witlou! 2tsage,
f:s! tain Wi Marks Atiusisb!e Eecir.:g.
; Chair 81 AtL.Na.n ru;s through t, Whi.a ,a.-
| ptur :; Iinss ui;h, u. lhi5ge ard fem Vita
tu!fAGt - e.! III 20 vittvl. claGAe. Til. Ii
| lhr lns..1: t;:.ru between these rou,a.
PGilCi4u .5iotlIIg Cars hc.Tce Waehia;!ca
end snsGstai. &C., without change, Oh IL d
| p. ~. traiG.
Through tickets very low to the ;;2r!h And
$CUtu Iti..
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DESeis.AG rsl<s Caasak1s "a tie EEssiEs.
CLOSING.
Washington, y. g., md Northeastern nails
0. NJ, u H. Esd snd { - 2. III.
Western .asils 20 and 8 Is =. n.
Sou,ko.!. alsi!g, via SichmerG, W., 10 80 q.
II. md 81 and Is r. NJ.
SOUL: sl4 Southwestern mails, vie Lynch
burg, Vlrgi4ie wey RID through nlails, co q.
n. tad " p. n.
Manassas Division 60 s. II.
A.oIsndJ!a 10 kcuad Hill Va, s GO a. nj
OrEEING,
Northern aad Western nsis, via Washing.
ron, y. &, 5 20 u. n. Il m. and i % D. III.
Southern mails via Richmond, Vs., s so o. M
sUa 80 z. H..
u!Lwosiern nails via Lynchburg, Virgins
Through n'ails) including way mails on Midlend
REi1c cad, 30 y. II.
hiarassas Division SC p. e. for lCck boz Only.
Round Kill 10 alexandria, Va, 30 .. n.
Caico Eoars-OEice opens Ct s 81 =. m, aud
c;o.es st % p. N.
sundsy Gours--oace opens 6: 8 IS :. 1u., sad
closes - . ~ n
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ri oTI OE.
CHA NGE Or THE,

NJ Q I OE.
~ -
CHARGE Or THE.
On e:d after Monday. October 4th. the
hon:s c. TIE TU~oIAC GHRNY CO. vii! Sua
IS tolloSs:
LEAVE AT,nX6NDnIa:
90 30, 6 10, 8 80, 20 70 sd Il sc 3 IL; AID
Z 81, 50, 2 80. 3 90. 80, ) 20 ard 6 90 p. e.
LEAVE W&rAiEGTQN:
81 ~, 80, 81, III go and II so d. "a, and
Il 80. 80. 80, 3 &C. 80, 20 r.d { aOr II.
IN sunday !he trG: trip from eurh ca 4 Will Do
1t g 80 $. C.
ny25 GEO. II, pEIL.LLPs, Esatser,
NAAND g EEAEGAAD CUASTlNG GO.
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LEGSEi EbI'e1 ES.


V1RGlNIA Ii tho Clerks otco CT Tho Cor
' po-s!ioL Court Of tha city OF alexandria,
on the 18th day of June 1881.
Mary $. Anderson, by her next friend. George
Brooks. ccmplsi:s7t. egsiGs. Lonn Z. Amber
son, defendant In ch.ncery.
Memo The object IF this suit is to obtain T..
decree diVorcius .ho ccmrlHlns tfrc.a ihs bonGa
Of aantrirlonT with tho defendant.
The defendant. John Il Anderson. not having
entered his Appearance snd given security accord
ing TO he set OF Assembly and The rules ot this
Court, and it appearing ~ st:ids"t lha;
ho is not resident OF this State il is or
dercd that the said defendant appear here
within ona month sitter due publication of this
ORDER and do what is necessary TO protect his
interest in this suit and that Ii copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in The Al&Xandria Ga
zette, newspaper published IL me city Of Alex
dria once week for four successive weeks, md
posted a. tho front door of the Court House Of
this city. a copy, test
MDATON MARIE. Clark.
& Rsmpor, r. u, ja!7-Wiw
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EGIE.EsspAEE.

lkGINI5 midland RAILWET
JOHN 5. EGTBOCb, P;esi:ent.
On ard alter SUNDAY juno II, i4yi p.
Sc.l ger trEiaa viii nm rs follows:
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,Ga.I 90 :
..;;S !

raHrsy2 :: :aSji rc5T / y
70 mI& Np.SHA tY&;iT :: SOUTH ~
.lG0Ei.& IA2GE.
TIRE! Rails, 3PL&Ni;1D aCgME.:
EEGEIFiGENG sAUiEEENA
s,sy 18Th, 1851.
tft:Gs i5s7u Washington iIuuj SoDc. Of b..
IiNGt;E = FUTTnE,C iiAi:.EGaU, CO..
.i&t o. @!GtA lid ; BtI t;as3, T.: follows
"a. r.-'I.Gal:;:: Kew York .rt: !se hsst -.
IL q" :. n. Oily Except Su::a.y, and 90, 100:
.Ed l. - r.7n l:ily, With Palace Cara. IN
tef stG:":s q tg iTan Faclo, Qars 9.gGG
III. Lily, oscepl sunday. 70, fhiiaie'*aa
erd IA 20 a. e. daily, e4cep; Sunday, al
&Y3, d, 10 I'D 10 - :. IL. daily.
Scr p;:isrufi; sDd tie west So i. IL, with
5:.TiCT 1T 80 f.itsLu:g Sud Sleeping cas -
.::s:Gr> ond th:caso lr.5j II. 9a;Y
~. =. II. 1:i 5, ~'tA ra!ste iHf to .,2ie"g9'
f2t GSn@aGaiE@S srd SRA -,1:iu, % 6. ii.
s2cept >."adsy %nd s. :. ii, 3a&y, e2c2H;
Saturday. viii: Psi:y" t,>r :, CG.an !sisg
Tor y s:a,as IJ.5U =, Z. daily except 6g2.
GaE.
20, baltimore, 6 81 sec. $50 srd 1850 M
2uJ, II. 80, ! g, 6 &, 10 20 md iU.D II.
Oh 6Gaaay,S,D si2; II. 50 a.!...; 2.C0. 5.iv,3,a,
lJ0J nA0 i0l5 p "a.
Sur i,opes CcorG Linz ! a. G. u. and / q Pin.
ta::y, except Sunday.
20. Annapolis. 6 81 Il, n. a1a / &C p. H. ls:,s
oxcav. Sunday.
LOCAL. TRAINS.
Eo7 alexandria 100, : ~, go. sad II 80 $,
H.. aud 20. s. Z 20. g aod Il SO y. Iii. S-E.
Gay at 90, 9 ~, aud II 30 8. m. and ) .. q.
I1s;Is lesr@ Alexandria Tor Washington, c,.s
9.C5, sEd &c o. LIZ, AID ID, 5, {, 7, 9iQ
p, 70. ard - night.
On Sunday 81 SIS, snd 10 o. N. ard 10 ard
8 II D. II.
nhnouGB TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, via
9ECntico apj kiohracnd, will leave Alexsn.
Gr!a a: T.2J aad II II q. e. daily and y p.
n. dsily, except sunday.
Frat mail, leaving G. II u 4. M, makes but oas
stop, VIZ: al Qasa.!co, between Aleysnlls
and Richmond
H!ckols snd Information can DO procured al
principal railroad ntat;oos ald ticket Offices
Southeast j. &. WOOD,
Coal. Passenger Ascas
:3eE@rs, M&Eagar. myl'
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s2f hsi. your drnrpist tara c13y Of ny supl
Meu's Friend" - cad read 1t!
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GHAN2AGHE SPARKLING CiDEn, ct McBUR'
NkY'S,
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FJSss Kew Y.assE

The stcsn2sfa 81 t5i= cor,psay make coan4?-
ti2:tE ~ Nc7iGS t1s ECst5c snd 81 points maei /;
ii Row Yo7!; with All penis |eet ed n ort.,.
Ho=i and at &eXanarIs with Virginia. Ni,jia..t
Railroad and Washington anG Ohio Railroad
Through rates s!cen AID iru!ehs Geud!GI CAFE
fully and promptly. Yer tgcthev in.ci .4;..a;.
apply 20 70 =. AG&aij, Exga:.
ta2Ge2's "4gri.
:3S i s;saes,
snp G!-.f NIsshirp.Gr. j. q.
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yfOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOR
TEEsS MCEEQG and TIE SOUTE.
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s!cGE,aTs OF This iins will rua 81 follows:
EGG NSAF0g.A,

ConEectlns with Merchants and Minors Liat
lor Ecs:ou, steamer
E,lsD e ssk' gE& S.sam
EVER MoEDAI. WEDNESDAY, and
FGlDAV, et = CO o clock psn.; returning iaaYe
AUttolk On alternate Gays ct ITO p. Il.
This stsurch iron 2to=mec hSB ust toen Paint.
81 throughout, statcrooms nsWiy fnrn'ehe;t nl6
csfDe:sd, and - 4ns hsEGsoDe5t 81 well as inc
ssiest ooGt CT ITO Potion &C river au2 Chcsapease
bay, and &c The onl s.sstnor msAlny Gloss coz
nccticn with ths rev Xort: aud Boston stos,a-
era; -!so cG:necLs with Eichm ond sta.riers anG
railroad iros oath. Stops Is! PiEEY POINT
and POINT LOCKOUT sc!ng End returning.
b2Runing My Isl, 1881, excursion .icketa
S7cd Tor :cur c:yS. viii &c l.s';G sG follows -:
Firstcdss rCu;d Trip 20 It. Mon!uv a0o II oriJ!i
IS , :; first Csss fare 10 Fortress idoL:Oa aud
GCrto. ~; second class each WY s. 81; fist
cla.s !sre IL fiueg P-int AID P,ia, Lookout
FL 80 E'st cass round trip 10 Pinsp Point nri
rolnL AooEcnL 81 b; =uco.I c!ssa Zach M; u.s.
Sialeiopc.s 81; meals 49,.
FsjEs KEW YGassEI.
ETE&eTEics z, @ 5G-y-E = 81. .y1E3yg,
s!sGSgS.y
EVERY FRIDAY, :. y III and retaining,
los9e c'eT. EorE, ttoRl pier II, E4ss rivr., L y.
GkI *AIU ttDG2, 81 i o cock 2. II.
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THE STEAMER
6 y O C Il L Il = r

IIa!!JIE t!c .. = N UlI
T9lll leave her wharf. foot Of PRINCE street, on
70 E-G AGS. E'aURSDATS s.l 8AyQN.
DA: S. Il $50 p " stopping I! PireY ?eini
and Poilt Aou,Cu: going aHt returning lie,
tuning leaves l.or:nb On WkNNRSUAN I,
FNlDAlo SID HE d AJS at i o'c'ectS p. IL.
RcaiAl!ns With As l. 1881, EXCURSION ,icAG.s
will be issued, good for tour G-ys, as f!i!owt
E:f.: rlrss 1919 10 Fortress MonlDe aud Nor
folk, 3; GO; iirs: Glars round ui2, s. co. Second
clGs", e.ca way, j. 81; fi.et.class isrc 10 ii.el
toiLt add Sr'nl lookout. 81 So Eist Class
round Zip, 90 Second c=Se, each wsy, IS cts.
&:aterG0ma 81. &icsis IS cts.
UHUE3& M:TT!NULY, SUPP.
y. Z. E0QE, s gent mb2C
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5TGAEEEgs

ri OTI 9 &.
pHT1.E.3C FERftk' s?C's. ETEtEsHE@E
FGE LANDINGS
CT TEE POTOaAC HlYE3
un sid sitter June Let.
vii! ieeTo Sc fellows:
StsamsrI :. 7. ARROWS MiT;d icsvss po:o-
1pnc For7J C:t6. wharf, icot Of E.irg street,
al so .. II, e., DAILY. except Wcduesda7. IS
fsr Col:oR's, RID On Sunday, tuesday aoG
FrGsy IS FL Sc Abelia. I.eonar3I0~n. SIul
Point, Lanras!e.s wherf. thspticr, towards,
Cocrun III snd Stona's. On Mon0ay, Ihur:dsy
SD ssLurd.y. for tuyriCmon. Hears, Mount
Holy. q oIc;ui nni Pres PFC. Hill.
uAC. i. PHILLIPS, EianoGor,
Potcmsc per!5 Company.
J.R. Ph r;3RTf, zen. isl4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02

SUBSCRIBERS to art periodicals. are natur-
ally DESTROYS OF selecting the best, Each
has It's merits, but The Art Amateur Is Of the
highest practical value to students and anna
teurs. Its large size enables the publisher
to give not only pictures, but an abundance
OF iIOrkiig Drawings, which, with The simple
directions which accompany them, are
easily applied. In the current (DeCember)
number, for instance, there are no less
than fourteen pages OF practical designs for
china painting, wood carving, art needle
work, painting on silk, etching" on lin
men, etc, etc. The much esteemed designs
Of Camille Piton are contributed exclusively
to The Art Amuleur. These have included
sets OF large and small plates; highly deco.
rativo plaques OF heads, birds and flowers
panels for screens and furniture, and even
d complete facing for mantle, consisting
Of eighteen full size tiles. George r, Hahn
and others will continue TO furnish designs
for menus, ball programmes, fans, kettle
drum cards, ETC., etc, and leading artists
will contribute original designs for ladies'
dress. The suggestions for Home DeCora.
ton will be especially valuable. The price
OF The Art Amdteur Is 50 cents monthly, or
81 q year, Club rates: Two subscriptions,
81; three subscriptions, $40; four subscrip.
tons, Sl2. Each additional subscription,
s.. Montague Marks, Publisher, % Union
Square, New York City.
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and junior classes being larger than they
have been for Q number Of yeaIS, and We
zee no reason why this should not be 80.
Il has ali lie appliances and advantages Of
the best colleges, together with Q curriculum
that Will compare tayorably with any IN
stitution Of its kind in the land.
Lieut., A. L, O'Briep, Of the Seventh
cavalry, U, s. A., paid flying visit to his
brother, Sergeant o. Brien, who is attending
school at the University. Lieut. O'Brien
is stationed in Montana, and Is now on q
six months furlough,
Prof. White returned last week from q
long geological tour in connection with the
Pennsyly ania survey. Prof. White is a man
Unmarked ability and is fast becoming fam
Gus as a geologist.
Rev, Hughes, formerly Of your city, but
who is now stationed at this place, is max
ing hosts Of friends among the people, Of the
town. Mr., Hughes is u torcible and enter
tanning speaker, and We bespeak for him
abundant success in this, his new field oil
labor.
The temperance movement is again com
ing to the front and the subject OF prohibl'
ton il being discussed TO considerable ex'
| tent III Ine VuTlOtls CluIGHe9 VI tuG guNu
A mass meeting will be held in the NJ. E
Church, OF this place, on next Sunday
night, at which time ex-senator Willy will
discuss the subject OF prohibition from Q
financial point ofview, The IPest PirginiO
Freeman, the Temperance organ ofthe State
has quite a large circulation in this place
much to the chagrin OF quite large number
OF students, some Ofwhom, weunderstand
were badly taken in by it, Brother John
son, YOU must either make your paper more
interesting or curtail your fair agent in
this place.
The great social event Of the season and
that which has been uppermost in the
minds Of the young folks Tor the past two
weeks, TRANSFERRED on Thanksgiving eve
the occasion being n dress ball given under
the auspices OF the WayerlY Club, society
formed by the young men Of the town fol
the purpose OF social and literary culture
The ball was, q brilliant one in every re
spect, and it has seldom fallen to the lot O.
your correspondent to have attended q
more enjoyable affair, hope the marked
success Of this, their first one, will act as an
incentive to greater things in the future
An organization OF this kind supplIesa Ions
felt want, and we hope the boys will re
ceiye that encouragement which they Sc
Justly deserve, Let tho good work go on
Yours, &C., TIC.
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TIE Cincinnati Gaiette says that II the
members Of the city government had any
'shame they would either die or resign.
''There is not town so large in America
or Europe which has such wretched streets
There Is not a well paved street in the
whole city, and the attempt to clean seems
To be abandoned. There Is not street
that has half dozen continuous squares
Of good sidewalk. Yet taxes enough are
spent to keep the roadways in good condi.
ton, and government has power to order
the sidewalks built by assessment" The
Gasak should send man to Wheeling to
study our system Of street paving and clean.
ing. II the members Of the city govern.
ment Of the Paris Of America (Which gets
rs name from the plaster in the streets)
were to come here and inspect the Seven.
teenth street job and the South Jacob street
Improvement they would 20 home and in.
toduco thorough and telling reforms.
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DURING the past month tllere has been q

DURING the past month there has been q
remarkable and inexplcable uppearance..of
smallpox in the northwest, and particu-
larly in Minnesota, where it has broken
out in many localities at nearly the same
time. Wilkin county has applied to the
Governor for aid in the matter, and ply.
'siCian has been sent from st. Paul with a
supply Of vaccine virus. Many medical
men and others who have given the sub.
ject Of epidemics special attention, are Of
the opinion that the whole country Is to be
swept by smallpox We believe DR.. Ed.
wards, our local Health Officer, shares this
opinion. Whether It rests upon good
ioundationor not, 1t will be well for every
community to put itself in good sanitary
order, certifying against the possible in.
roads Of the dread scourge.
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MOVEMENT IS on loot % secure Col

A MOVEMENT is on foot TO secure Con-
gressional recognition OF the Red Cross
Society This society Is recognized by all
the European powers 1t is nm association
for the amelioration Of the suGerings Of the
sick and wounded in armies in time Of
war, and Is made up almost exclusively Of
women, who in spirit Of humanity and
sacrifice consecratc themselves to this high
service. 1t should have tlsO recognition
asked for in this country, recognition
which is necessary to put it in position
where 1t will be Of the most service to the
suffering soldiers.