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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
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IkOFESSlOE . l. SEa.:,..5
~, Tue GU %'hs o. Ale1sahfi. AID yiciai,v. CT
l 1 with bis father, nT. YIN K. Kl;rslein. ~,
i''oce ss opposite tie Pcs.t tliac. ji3-i,s Nv !
s CARE-lt should be yenersiIy Know, r.. :
= persons go unfortunate as II Inso ora n,
''i"fa OF thelr teeth need not VA! worts q. 4
tn2alas tos sft'Gciil substitutes and entrra r,
codFeaienco. dlsagreestl, changes in vci.s. f..
.'s' expression. &c, but may hava s-tiaciSl
.es!h nado before and inserted irn1paiis.5Iy ef.
'e' eS'rsctIcn CT their na.ural tee,b Rv th;s
uiouc peisnr adaptation, more pleasant er
ptss1!"h sac nearer approach 10 gar: rraserr-
Ing ma nHlHtn! harmony Of thu f,atn-a, are Sc.
cured and very much o!tho pain and .,iri,ni,v
eSpcriatcld IL leaning to uee teeth ara all,
avoided. have practicod This mod suc,ossru)lv
!o' seven wears, aad hG"ing Introduced it hc-e
would be Glat u refer ETy ona interested r. 49,.
.tanls VINO kaow oil; FROM c1po:ienco In t-entin-
.no hhlur! 'eGih my obi ,ci il = uieserye ey,rr
ems inst tlult, n.licicI al Gsiuicrn uctbods ri
treatment Can Save Tia uss OF .rstn,,;1 J ,
s!IoSihg exposed nerves Is conGa!.ntd b. tha
more enlightened Of !ho dental lrofo,sjo5 ~,
account o: i.s turning teeth dark. :u,Iuc;nr al
scess AND naaiiy tho less Of tbs tesla I'hs 49,,
pulp, %hich Is lho soGr1! Of liz; 4 IN. tIr,t
should a.ws9s ba treatod, WHOM ospo:el w;,n =
VIZ" 10 It's te:tora:ion ID hoa,a. u4o ~ rar,,,
siioSs 10: iiGS .Iy lass arc Iluo9 less ;i,sn =,
usually .ch.,sGd fyr th8 sauna ,:l.ss ii VIII.
"pla h'iihg f!ht.! ; SO u2; Glher work .. We.
poFt!'as!@ly low ratcS. - go"
" i3h t:..i.i.E, y rs
u'@dusia Uaalai DoosIt
an i!Eiy. Of Michigan,
D. g. ''>~'' . 80. nr.' EtrA'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

HE PROPOSED MIDLAND EXTENSION, The
engineer c)Trs l9s' week cJmpictod tho surrey
o. the route i;cm Mock ,7a to L!ucjlutoo, via
Statcsvi.ic. when The chic! anaer prone uHc-s
tho hes! aud Cheapest line H railroad ever su;.
veyed ia Wts'crn Norih Carolina. 50 far os
llghtutss Of w0ik and grade il c0nsid ertd A
meeting of the Pres dent and Directors Of the
North Carolina Midland Rsl:oGd vii be held
10 Winston GU tbs An Of July, Of which time
all tho estimates will DO submitted of both
surveys. together with tho several propositions
OF aid, as also the relative sdvnutsges claimed
Cr each. AZ this meeting, or quite soon as;cr.
il is expected decision will be made rospt c.rg
tho route 10 be taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

THE CITY CoUNClL To- NIGHT. Tue d4a,h
0! s. Il. C3rGw,.I. III, Sup. riatoldent OF tho
Alms House, Wi! be officially announced 10 tho
City CoIlcil to bi2ft. The Mayer has received
4 commubica;ioo itotn the Assistant Uoted
States Treasurer. which he will lay before
GouDcl to night. il relation TO the transfer Of
!ho soCk held Ivy The city of Alexandra ia the
Alexandria Caoal Con?aYy 10 the United
States government. /: Is claimed that thu
tracs!cr OF the sad stock vas author I'D 10
1895 "a tho psymcu: b. ihs UGiled S:sICs CT
500 geo 10 as5:s; ia the construction ot the
causl. Che money vas paid ~ the i 1itcd
States. but the transfer Of tho stock. for sorl2
r3ss0p, Tas never made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

FINED FOR ASKING FOR A KISS j. II,
Gslacs, 2Olorcd preacher, csne here about
Tosk aye, aad engaged board for himsaf and
iam!'g from another colorcd MAJ FAMED Page.
.:do keeps the Virginia Hjuse, upper eni OF
hln2 street. Everything went aInoo,hy slooe
unn! last Surdsy morning. when The reverend
= n'!emsn heard his wiie, Matilda Gaines. AID
rsSo Whispering in tho hall of the horsl. He
iStencd. sud heard his Hfo say, II won't"
when Matilda returned 10 h:r room $40 vas
Questioned By her lord about tho matter, and
she, with tears 10 her cyoE, tod hin that Page
tai wayad her il the hallgsy, caught hold OF
ho' hand. ruitd her to him, aud asked for q
KISS. aha hus1and replied that his feelings
were wrought up. and be could not rest easy
Until he 'sIitet" tn, affair. So Gsirs s5cre
out TGTrao: before Jus.ic, Thompson. yesser.
tsg morning, charging Pseo wi!h 40 Indecent
ss3aa!t upon his vic. Mrs. Gaicte and the case
came IN at eight clock last night fer hear
lnS. Mrs. Gaines mad her ststcncnt, and
Dir. EaInes made his. Page sdpittcd that ho
took ho'd OF Mrs Gaines haod, but c.ud no..
rScocet asking the lady for kiss. He believed
no preacher had Eesorted to this pIau to get
nd of psyine h!3 board bill. The osticc, after
hStcnl 6 pntcnti? 10 al the statements, made @
'ow remarks, IN Thich n dWclt upon tho IN
pfoITi5ty Vi Il rlsricd man asking a married
w1Inau !or kiss Concluding by saying lie felt it
10 bo tia duty 10 fine tho defendant, Page,
$50. This Is 40 important cas-, iuasmuoh as it
H2'tts long disputed pllnt, that q married
MAJ hiss 10 :is!s to ask mgrli:d 9omao for
q !sy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

Muse AND bad BOYS. "A llrGo crowd
.is;cold to Tho s.co1d open sir concert OF the
AI"Esniris MusiosI Association. in lhs POST
ttic: yard, last night. Tho music dlsoourssd
vas Of hsh order. but tie pleasure o. tho 90
csson was greatly msrred by the bad bays"
rfc,cu': 2CuoS savsges upon whom evan the OK
ccllco' music rendered had not tho slightest ei-
tc:. They would not BIO soohed. They wh!sted
through their fogsrs, and INDUCED 10 CIT yflis
and cher mccarthy sounds. 1t being impossible
to get snythiDg like order. the association about
3o'cock. retired leaving the young hends 10
3osse son of the field. They then he'd var
Caro-, which was broken up by the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

IORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
N!HIaTU"s ALMANAC, JUNE II, 1881.
Hita rlSrS...,..-...... IS San scis........ 20
.nRIyEr
SIR y Y Ar.owsmith. lower Potomac 70 po.
tonsc Ferry Company.
CLEARED.
Str NoT(Jlk. Philadelphia by 4 A Reed.
ate George Learg, Norfolk, Dv Z uooe,
Stc 1sl;aEo. lower Pctc. by j Broders ~ Co.
Schr Elm City, Now Haven, ny Hsm oshre
AMI h':t moro Coal Go.
PASSED UP.
Schr :. Kotin'ol, Kon1oto, river. lea for
Washington.
MEMORANDA
Big Antelope, for Richmond, Via Kenotec
Elser e cared -. Boston 18th.
Schr CD Si;ckney, cleared st PHILADELPHIA.
ior Georgetown 1871.
MARINE DISASTER.
Gch7 Frank K orion, Capt Dyer from Rock
Isod for Richmond, with y cargo oflime, arrived
~ froVincntown lO.h inst. .!apt Dyer reports
.aat While - miles southeast Of highland Light.
nc discovered the vessel 10 b. leaking and cargo
On lire. and had 10 make for port. Owing TO
no dense smoso from tho burning cargo the
captains wife end snail child weru unable TO
;lay IN Tho Cshln, but were compelled to stop on
Geek, beng exposed TO the severe weather for
lne nouns. Tho vessel will probably be sealed
70 tight TO smother tho Ire. Soon after the dis.
'oseTy Of the lro Capt Dyer spoke another
schooner snG attempted - put his wife end child
IN DOsrd, bat on account OF the heavy sea it WAS
apostolic mrs Dyer and child were landed
Ind are n0W doing we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge a. y. Gill;
i'm presiding. Carey and ColcOck VS.. }. GrIgp;
% ,chaDc-rs; decree drec.iog com missioner to
c'i.rc: proceeds Of sao and make conveyance.
Russell Il Co. vs. Sutlc t. Stuart; ohsnoerS;
D'aia OF attendant Sutto suggested and caus,
,eiVed sgalat his executrig, and leave given
10 n!a,o.i!i, to amend bill.
SiicBnraey & Son W.. w. II. Smith, admir-.
" fletcher ct al; in chsncery; proof of publ
'','on a2sOst non resident defendants filed.
~ -'sGoeater ct als vs.. Msrbury. ex'r. Of
, r,schor ct a.; 10 chancery; proof of pubioa.
"0u against non resident defendants filed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

lie GRAND mill.sry EXCURSION and rifls
match uuder tho suspoGs of the AlexapdIis
light l0lantry, will take place to-morrow.-
The shooting tor the handsome silver goblet.
ttt3rcd es 1rz, 10 the bes. team by j. T.
Beckham. esq, which will cImmence at Gly.
mont at twelve m, will be participated in by
the Washington L'eh. Ioiaotry. the NatioBaI
R,tios nad the Alexandra Light Iofsnuy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

4 VOICE FROM FAUoUIER COUNTY, VA
OAc Customer Whites thus After careful test
Tor the past too weeks. myself aud wife pro.
nou5ca your BEST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
FLOUR "a haa flour as wo haye ever used and
feel coafdtos there is co grade CT -four manu-
t4cured that eSlels yours. Sold cuiy By
GEO. MCBURNEY T. Son,
). ". Cor King aud Washington Ste.
Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

that tERVII. L!X Zr.- Tho unpleasant door,
!51mo paoiiJ arc so uach.I.ai,je ~ 10 cal! il
horrioic stcCch> has greatly snhsided sircs
V,9-trdsg. inU pIJsi delicate c,ud 10 tsv
gay 4 good long breath si'ilGut becoming SEA
alnH Nr. Burgess spncarcj bsi0Io the Board
OF Health yesterday Giterao0n at Il 20 o'tltck
md stated 'rat ina a:enoh was caused by tho
hJi scrap b2lGg sen, here in It's green state:
ihat hereafter no would as, dry scrsr, aod
Alexandra w2u3 not again ho ipfl .cted with
foo similar 70 that visited upon tho land OF
Egypt Tor tho ,i-a6ia!eace Of liz King. The
explanation o. NJ. Burgess beng satisfactory
Tho EJsTd aGj,nrncd EithOut taking any action
~ tao raster. flr. Burgess c,DtempIstes The
removal OF his iac,7ry olthr mile or two
abova or S7,iGT tho citr ant Mr. j. +. PFC,
- engaged ~ dia@l3G tho !,!aGs 20: tl.e brild
inga. The othc) Of iha c)mpsry, ahich will be-
cJa.Inu2t il tbs cry. viii BE- cd with tho
'ctoiy h7 telephone. ! IN naw isc.ofg. whcu
located outside o ino city sill turn out 900 too,
oi eain0 ;cT week giving emp!ogmont 10 ssy,
cniv-iivo hacds. iha material TO. tho natu.
isctnrs OF about GOO tons Of the fertilizer il
OK hand aad will havo to be worked up b,Dro
iharcm 1Vsl will take plsco. Tho tYo BUILDINGS
- IN created gli be IL By l2j feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

SOUTHERN RAILROAD CONNECTIONS Pres
!dent Feld,ry. Of the Augusta ana Knoxville
Railroad has called meeting of the directors
of this road for Thursday mex; to receive the
proposition Ct the Baltimore and OHIO Rail
road While it is not known what that propo
sition will be. it is rumorcd, that the company
will issue moro stock. and that the Baltimore
and Ohio will purchase ii, thus giving it con-
troll OF tho road. independent OF the stock held
ty the city of Augusta. The cspital of the
Augusta ard Knoxville is $500 O00; aud go far
stock to the amount of STA 900 only has been
Issued. The company esn therefore issue shares
for $3.50, 900 more. The Clyde proposition hes
not Yet been received in form by the City Coun,
Gil. and the impression seems TO DO that the
only OH lot of the Clyde combination is to keep
out the Baltimore and Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

lie IRON WORKS ITO Managers OF the
~; pAuy rTrp.;Gg 10 establish ito works 10
t7!a city &C making rEtpsratops for 90 eaily
c1m2cIc:t0cGt # 19cfa,itna. II ss!8. J. I.
hgnc" Il Cc. hsyA bccn rtq9cs'eG to haze the
proper pcpGIs t.r tie ;ranI,r IT th.if LrApertl
10 The Company prsrsred ss sjcu 20 possible
NO material Of any kid hss arrived here get
but tG!aece vii be shipped to this city ffom
the Washi0gtoo Navy Yard 10 few days, The
oonna1y vii nuke ps5m,1. Of $4,000 CD
The Picnccr Eli S 90 the 20 b Of this m,nb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

FRATERNAL VISIT -E,glc ard Capital Teuts
OF RschsbIics, OF Washington, will pay fra
,crnal si:it TO Potcurc Tent, of this city 10.
risht. Tie yi,i;crs will be entertained at Hsr
m0pio II IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

lie Weather Probabilities, .],sac * ISL
For the Middle Atlantic Staica lish. rains,
followed by clearing woslher winds 4cer.1r to
|a!uie. westerly, and higher barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

:nE SEcoND RzGIMEHr.---A soaouDc. d by
telegraph ~ 7ts:triay's Gsz,tt,, q meeting of
80 commissioned officers OF tho Alexaadris,
Warrentor, Cu'peDer, Charlottesville, LYnoh-
burg aud Dauv.o companies Wes held at Char
'ottcs'lo yesterday for the purpose Of forming
the sccJnd regiment. and tho following ofIissrs
elected: C2iooeI. Capt: q. G. Wertebhakcr, OF
iho MouioalIo Guard Charlottesville; Lleu!eus
ait Colonel. Capt. Kirk Oiey. of tue Lgn,h
baIg Home Ganrd; Mri7r, Can't. Francis l..
3mi.:', OF tho hicx'cdris Light lnfnn;ry. The
Staff con.Iss of Surgeon ID. X3nns Braun, of
Wa'r'n;oa; Assistant Sur2con, Il. A. Stabler.
OF AIexandtI"; Chaplain. Rev. Il K. Acrcc, of
L7ncntu7g; llsr!cr m2st.r, S. l.. Cooper, OF
CGipaD1r; ASSISTANT Qlsr;Gimss er, CIV. Fish.
cr,ot AI.xaudfis; Cammisasry. Capt. j. 9. Cullen,
OF CharI5ttta7iH, Tho otfica Of the ACjntaut hsa
~. Sc. D9cn f I'D. After the organization of
The regiment: the visiting officers wero hand
somely cptcrtciacd Of lite Central Hotel, by the
Montio,l Guard. The ctlioors OF tho Aleyan
dfia light Infantry sneak in cnlhUljas.;c tc,sls
Of their rec p,iCn st Charlottesville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

Tho steeest joy Of this season is the N wig
CT the wutet 4 stove. None Of The other pleas
u;es OF May t,mo or sDliDg house c,eauirg can
ccoEpiro Tl.h mis- evont, which oil the family
l1ok i0r"trl TO with int6uSn expectation, aud
THieh never tolls to rut all il the best OF bu-
NOR. by having them stored away at STAINS.
BURYs CENTRAL STOVE HOUSE, you will save
nucn aI"oystc1. aud have them il good order
to put uD when TIC cold weather comes. Ro.
mc ,nh@r the sIIaoa-Slcl}arney q building. cor
Ger kisk and Washington sta
VIRGINIA CLARETS! Superior to imported
Vices, at MCBURNEY's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
. Esl.,.:AE0Na, EsErsEs,s. .cn.

/ . HAT, ~ EXCURSION AND
=. >H&! !, = ESDAY. JUNE Il
-; =" ~ AFRO WSMITA,
.,> u2,.r' liza sus;ces of The
: NDE;a LI3HT ANTRY
~; ~ i'.'HhIhs c2mrenies will pqrticioste
aau A's-andfia iiahl Infantry. 1'
"+h-%'.G Committee: y r Htrs.r,v Geo G
- ~ ): %!|!o j y Il Liant, Geo F,sber !
:, t't3. %:"a Corr a,it!ee: George McHurnev j.
zee = Ii yTSo" =, W Ro5inson Ri En,.ia y u
? ,,iam: john Criiiy. e' :"
:, ger siaansers: " Wbast A Brcsn, III
EE.iG, II j Fry, 3 + Atwall. ielG cid at "
iSlTSAnES Macy WASHINGTON
uGGGQUAIi FAILS EVERY s1rNDay
&ONE&Y, WEDNESDAY,
sad FRIDAY
commencing CONN sg Sunday May 18Th. f,aavo p,ince
.'sI5@ n ara frdsr y. 50 a. N. On SaturdnVs
~ ~ H. VIII leave for Mount Vernon SorinCs
:hos'c Ard dscc;AS both WAYS on weeklv
1are round Zip 25, On Saturday To-,
-, t!cketa csn Gs cbtAiled stJanneyis lrup stora
lh's 9;aamer csn hs chartered at reasonable rates
mSo-aN g. s. RANDALL, Manager.
tc. sSSs. RAMSAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

PERSONAL Iii. u,claut John Wills, Of Mis-
souri, graduate OF West Point. is Oh short
visit to lis ifiead5 AID relatives in til citS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
LOCAL. BREVII{E,S.

= Ie&u'a, semi mOu'tly meeting of tho City
C0u1oil vii b, lrla 10 night
Mr.. Frei. " ic!cr wEa has been III fer some
time last, AT fil r's!telc % Prince street., is
'hCughi 10 B. lur;ovlu..
Tae Gil uortrei; ct Rev. Fsthtr O'k,ne. &c
exhibition II ac ~in'os ct Mr.. r. N. La
ihsm, vii! b. Dip sed OF ii S.. Mays II Ii
TO MORROW t7,aiHg a c|Ccs.
The tiun for Ito c)!Isc'i OF dog ioeaas
as will be seen b5;La uulid3 oil the Nay r!s3-
where lii The Gaz Tie, vii xpire 10 morrow,
when lie o~osrs Of all dogs Without medal
Will be dealt with accorti1g to law.
Mr. }. G. Shsckei(trl will, during July sad
August, again fiji tho position of Cashier an1
Manager ut tho CsIWeIl House, Gretnblicr
White Sulphur Sitiues. W. Va. Mr.. S. &C
cep's this position torccuptrito his health.
Tho condition Ct tho leather hose of the flo
department, wss proved 10 dsy by test made
en- the wharf by tho HS drauliou Steam engine
to be very bad. Thc six hundred fees ct pew
hose. aushor;z ID ty the BJsrd Of Fire WarGtns
will bo ordered at oncc.
The colorcd people of ,hs city are still excited
over tho condition Of the colored Girl Maggie
Nlckerson, who arrived here Sunday lssi
claiming n Ssve escaped from her owner in
Cuba, By floating swsy from inc island on E
plank. ehe gives IS q reason for running swsy
that her master threatened 10 kill her. and says
after beipg in the water several days ahe wss
picked up by tn American vessel Bnd Brought
TO Texas, from which State she made her way
10 this city, believing her parents resided here
The girl has two small pistol balls In her head,
and three in her body, which she says were
Hred into hor by = party Of mon on the ,hora az
she wss floating away from Cubs. Shs went 10
~ tol oN, 20 h.,-o q Hnjl
Collections have been taken up In all the colorod
churches Of the city for her relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER, ct MoBUR.
NEYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

|7~ NrTICa.--Mc. 3. d. Slal!ings, of Alexsn
d.Is Is htsoOy sppC!atcd m agent TO solci. sub.
scfiptlons t. tho Capital Stock OF the YORKTOWN
GcGten! ist Association, in said city.
GEO. T. ROGERS, Gol. AgL. for vs..
ICHN GOoDE President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived-Bosts Lsura. Three Sis!ers, Missis.
sippi Allan b, to Hsmp s. 5a'Lo Goal Co.
Ieparted-bosts j W Gtner, Joseph Light,
Laura. Three Sisters ard Mississippi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

l'HTH.r.sU FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
Or Ti3 POTOMAC RIVER
I'm aid after June lst,
IFill leave 81 follows:
Steamer T. Y. WSIiTH loaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. vhaTi, loot Of King street,
at 81 Z. a., DAILY, except Wednesday, rs
fur IS UctoT'a, and on Sundsy Tuesday and
Friday IS FIR IS Abelps, LeOnaritown. Bluff
roint' Lancaslet's what Chaptcc, Aowarda,
Eohrum End stones. On Monday, Thursday
hnd Saturday for Iurriomon Bosl's. Mount
Holly. Nonlni snd Prospect Hill.
;!E0 L. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
j. b FkDGHTr. Agent Jed
NLASS BALLS GLASS BALLS for trap
~ shooting, by the hundred or barrel, in sore
snG 10: sAln ~ lowest market rates by
JAS. +. CARLIN & SONS,
iell GS King street.
gsKADLING SCYTHES Knglah and Amer
~ ican Grsin Cradles Grass Scythep, Rifles
and-Stones, Wholesale and retail at
JAS. +. CABIN s SONS
ie!I CO King street.
THEEKY SEHDEkS in store and for sale by
~ ltli JAS. r. CAKLlN & SONS,
CH DOZEN MEDIUM AND HEAVY
%Iv CARPET BKNOMS received to day by
jelO j. Z. MILBURN.
r5,HREAD GLOVES and LACE MITT5
8 prices 25c, jOc. rs; and 81 per pair.
je9-G; 9. NJ. ADAMS. % King ct
HOE TJNGS! ICE TONGS!l-Ice Tonga for
4 iamlly use, something useful. PRICE Csc
jtll MCLEAN & UHLER, Is King st.
eIBED CONN SEED CoHNll-A lot of
~ choice while and yellow Seed Corn on hand
and for sale by CHAS. 5: TAYLOR, Jr.
m527 No. q King street.
INSECT rOWDER-Bed Bug Poisons of
4 various kinds aud tho best known article for
the prevention OF moths arc sold by
myll E. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
GCYTEESANDCR Cradle Fingers,
~ Riffs, &C., for sale cheap ATS King street.
jelS j, Il. CREIGHTON & SON.
rNAMELhD DUCK and DRILL for wag.
AZ on Covers and wagon bows, and Hubs,
Kims. &C, wholesale ana retsil.
my.0 JAS. +. CARLlN u SONS.
NALVANlZED BOAT SPIKES AND
VT EAILS, Common Wrought and Cut
Spikes in store and for sale by
jol Jas. F. CaHl!lN q SONS.
TEEr COOL Ice Chi:sls, Lea Picka. Ice
~ Avis, and leo Tocga, FOR sale at SIS King
ay25 ~. CREIGHTON s. SON.
DOY'S WAGONSl BOYS WAGONS II
js7 MCLEAN & UHLER. 76 King st.
GaE.SH BUTTER and EGG5 constantly be.
z ing rccoivad and FOR sale by
my2O } @ MlLBUKN.
EsEELED AND UNPEELED rEACHES
Z choice, Just fece'ved By, n,,
myt5 j. y. hlLbukN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

DOY'S WAGONS! BOYS WAGONS Il
I'D For ssle cheap st
;s7 MCLEAN 6 UHLER. IS King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

TNEP COOL Ice Chisels, Lea Picks. Ice
~ Avis, and leo Torgs, for sale at SIS King
street, corner Royal.
Sv25 !. n CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

GakBSH BUTTER and EGG5 constantly be.
z ing recoivad and COR sale by
mv2O J G. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

EeEELED AND UNPEELhD PEACaES
Z choice, Just received By
myt5 d. y. MlLbUhN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-14

3 &SECT rOWDER-Bed Bug Poisons o!
& various kiads aud tho best known article for
the prevention OF moths arc sold by
mylt IT, s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25
The oldest School in England.

Winchester College is the fairest as it is the
oldest of all the great schools. From its con-
stitution all the others have CLEANED more or
less of their manners and customs, although it
has felt and yielded in time TO the influences
of its daughters in many respects. Wise as
William Of Wykeham showed himself to be in
the body of aphoristic laws and notices which
he imposed upon his school, he was still
wiser in the site which he chose and the mag
nifcent buildings to the erection of which lie
gave the impulse. You may still read upon
the college arms that Manners makyth
man;" you may still behold upon the school
house wall "the painted mitre crozier, the
rewards of clerical learning; pen and ink
horn and a sword, the insignia of civil and
military pursuits; and long Winton-rod,
typifying the punishment of those too indo-
lent TO devote themselves either to study or to
active life each emblem with its appro-
pirate legend 'Aut Disco :" "Aut Discede !"
"Manet Sors Tertia Cadi." There, too, is the
Tabula legum PadagogicOrum with its quaint
Latinized directions for the boys behavior,
+" In temple. in schola, in Aula, in atrio, in
cubiculo; in oppido ad montem, in omni loco
ct tempere." The old school-room is deserted,
the ethics and learning of which it is type
have given place to widely different ones, and
the old monastic regulations have been modi-
fed or have passed away. The wise founder
would with difficulty recognize in the hundred
of merry, stalwart, athletic boys who swarm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25

IInIE

GtOBUMBIA RIVER SALMON IN BaRREIs
~ and half barrels, Canned salmon lnd - tins.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25

in " chapel-yard " and meads his seventy
serge-cIad scholars with their prim habits and
grave demeanor But the essentials OF the
school-life have not passed away. The grand
old Gothic chapel, the shady and retired clois-
tiers, 1.-The spacious refectory, the whole sub
stantial and beautiful pile of the school build
ings, the wisely invested foundations, and the
breezy playing grounds are still there. The
sparkling Itcbcn still winds by the town, the
hoary cathedral still invites to prayer and
meditation, St. GATHERINGS Hill still offers
itselffor healihful rambles, and the chalky
downs are still the haunts of all the forms OF
life which give such zest to g amateur poach-
ing" and long country walks.-PTincefoH
Porte,r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25

CIGARS
SOM VERY PINE SAMPLES.
- Tx Kalataua. Tor sale by HObLEa CO.
March 49, tsSt. as %
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-25
The Patter of the shingle.

When the angry passions gathering in my mothers
And she leads me to the bedroom, gently lays me on
her knee -,
Then know that will catch It, and my hesh In fancy
As listen to the patter of the single my brooches
Fvsr,. tinvle Of the single has an echo and sting,
And a thousand burning fancies into active oelnf
And thousand bees and hornets meath my cOat-tai
As listen to the patter Of the single. Oh so warm
In a splitter comes my father, who supposed mad
gone. $500
10 81 her bending DER me as listen to the strain
PLAYED bv her and by the single in wild and weird