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A story of Binmarck's Youth.

Apycpos OF Primo. Bsmarck's birthday anoi
vcrsary, celebrated last Friday, pleasant re-
miuisca noe of bis youthful d.ys may not be out
of place, Forty six yesri ago young Swedish
uoblema1 was stutyipg at the Bsflin University.
Oae duy hu received letter from au uuole il
Sw:den, whom he huppeued uevor to have met
10 person, Informing him that his first cousin, .
dsuk hter of lhe relative 10 question, vas abcur
to r:sss through B tl,o on hel way to the waters
al Ems, anu r,qltGiing that he would TAX,
chefsu OF her during her biiot sci ,utn 10 tue
Pru>siap capital, sh0w her .!l i's most interest,"
oe sights, aod fasly Eco her safely started upon
her further journey. The young lady arrived
at Bsrllu in due course, aud was waited upon
at her note! by sialWart youog student who
auuourc, d himselt as her cousin, AID escorted
her during The three following days, to
MUSEUMS. picture galleries, &c., with indefa'
tlsable COURTESY. Ol the fourth day be attended
hcr to The Post Amt. wheuce she was TO de-
thanking him for all the attentions be had
shown her, ne requested her permission, before
I. ug his leave, 20 make confession of bis sins.
81 uuss 90 longer, my dear oousin," be con-
liaued, conceal fiom you that, as matter OF
tscs, am not your cousin at all. A freud of
uine, however, has that honor, He ia under
goue bis ex animation .; college, and cou6dsd to
us the du.ics OF oariytg ou. !ur papa'S wishes.
Nv rsus is Won Bisnark' - This very lady
visited Berlin last year, and took OCCASION to
remind the Chancellor of the above Incident,
r:i,eratiug the expression of her gratitude for
MS obivsrous po lteness of nearly half v,otury
ago. lntarruptlpg her, With Q gepisl smile.
Ptiucs Bismarck ob.srved: "Psrdon me,
madam, it is wpo sm under obligations to you
| in that matter. Thanks to you. was at thss
| { me enabled to visit the museum, l have
var sinoo had time to do SO again l'-London
Je7e1rGDh
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A Cat that Ratches Chickens.

A tat owaed by Thomas Leonard, South
Btookyu mason. and which is ntw setting up
ou nest Of eggs. recently ha!ched out two
| chickens, making lhe twenty first brood that
she bss hhlched The cat is . briudle, and is
about three years cd. She had one litter of
kittens before she b.gan to hatch chickens, tut
silce she bas usurpad the place Of hen she
mas refused the company of all other cate.
Abou. two years "g' the cat, which is ohrissen.
ed libby, found warm res ing place 10 ths
nest OF setung hen. wDep the hen had gone
10 huat food, aud became 90 fond OF it that it
refused to surrender it. There was a fight
wheD the hen returned. and the cat was the
victor, the hen retirirg from the contest with
one eye scratched out. The cat warmed the
gss every day faithfully, leaving the nest ouly
tor meal. and soon hsched out the chickens.
From oil the twenty broods. numbering about
fifty omokcns. the 90. has raised abOu. .xenty.
ope. The material care the animal exhibited
tor the chickens Was CONSTANT surprise. She
follow d With her eyes the movemsn of every
ch ok, acd when it strsyed too far she stepped
softly after il, picked it up by the back of the
peek aud returned it to the company of the
others. In her trolics she turusd upon her
back. took chick between her paws and played
With it. AS 5000 as one brood of chickens was
born she seemed restless uutil q new set Of eggs
was provided for ,har. At the same time she
kept al eye upon her last brood, which she
| warmed bencath her fur at night 10 the same
| nest with the ergi.
The chickens recogoiz,d ths cat as their
mother, aud when she lett the cage in which
she was kept, they ran chirpiug after
her. TIE Cat defended them against another
cat aud especially against hen. Her
9rown-up caildrens libby. never failed to
reco2lzs. and the memory of their feline
| mother did not sseLi to desert the pullets. She
played with one of her chickens until it was
three or four months old, and always seemed to
welcome it when it cams where she WAS kept.
In the Matching process she seems morose
! until she hears the first peep or feels the first
throb OF If, in the she'll. Then she draws the
qulckened egg to point in the nest where she
can both w.rn and see it. and If the chick in
ptckiug its way through the shell needs any as
| sstauce. she helps break its covering with her
! tatth. she has how two chicks, dsy old and
TWO that are about three weeks old. She hugs
| them about her in her ness. and if one hops out
| she steps slter IL, bears il down with her foot.
! grasps its neck ca-"fuliy between her teeth and
! cafrcs it back IN. 7 Sun.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NHkNHY SPRIN4S,
~ SHENANDOAH Co.. VA.
SAhUI L u MtTLLiN, Proprietor.


SAAUlLM MULLlN, Proprietor.
OPEN JUNE 10th.
Tbs :.r:2 =aC delightful summer sort. stu
stNd among ~" TsurLsins Of the Vaiiey of Vir
g'na only II miles away from Baltimore ant
Ohio L at Mount Jackson. From this pon
passengers lesve for the Springs, being conveyed
IN elegant Park W8snnetts over d spiendic
| mou unta n road, arriving n time for early tea.
Round trip tickets issued by rsilros1 CON
rarIes. send for .smpLet
j. II CHANCELLOR Res PLY. mYl7-1m
tGPUR SPRINGS AND BAlH, (A1KA
" LINE LITHIA WATER) HAMPShi i&H
COUETI, WEaf yIRGINiA, Also Chsly
beate Waters, rich in Iror, and fAe Whl.f
i:uiphur Spring in the Heig uborhood Open on
:su9e lst TO ss nte in October as the company
will Justify. Unequsl.ed by any mineral water;
IN America for The cure Of acid dyspepsia, Kid.
ney and bladder troubles uLeiioe ailments, gout
diseases Of tie skin, c2tsr.h affections, rheu.
uatlsm and tunctonsl hart troubles. IT Is
AN UNFAiLlNG SOLVENT OF CeL
Gu LII. Theee wsters have proved Ct great va ue
IN many other disesses. but can be more conf
dently relied on in the above rame1 than any
other mineral springs in this country. / gusr.
81 tee a cu;e II curs1la By mineral waters. The
baths-Lot cold src snOWer-.re une1celied any
Wtere, The Lew snd elegsnt winning pool of
EIkslHe vster, the largest in the United Estates,
1t not III the word. is especially attractive.
Gs- ssf7r or better place for ladies' or Guild
lel to le.ra TO swim. Plenty to fill thair stom-
sch snd ncs0 beis to rest them on, Best mount
s'I' Tosds IL Virginia; one h>ndi ed dollars to tae
mn C expended upon in!ui III, synuS. iLr air
I. !Ais elevated region is purs and delicious
Cspon be'rs nearer to ali the cities north of The
Potomac than any of the Virginia springs Of
Lo!e by an average of n hundred and fifty miles,
claims a large patronage on that score. For
pleasure or health the traveller need not go
iur her, Board By the month, SIP $40 and
S!G, according to location. Send Tor pamphlets
Giract, or call Oh W s. THOMPSON, 7U3 18th
ct Washington, D. O. for pamphlets and water.
Fine mnsic. good boating, ishlag and hunting
Ia SESSION; good livery. w. FL. SALE.
myl6-lm Proprietor.
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

IR. 4. q. WEsT's N ERvE AMI RAIN TREAT
MENT; specific tOr by=tcris, Dizz ness Con
TuIslOns, AeIvGus Hesdscne Mental Uepres-
sion, Lass of Memory SpermatorrhGs lmpo-
tepcY, Involuntary Emissions, rrema AZURE Oo
Age caused by over. eyoftion, self abuse, or over
indulgence which leads to misery, decay and
death One box will euro recent casos Each
box contains oae m onth's treatment. One dollar
box, or sl1 boxes Ior ivn doilsrs; aent By ms
prepAid on receipt Of price We gusrsntse six
boxes to curo sny Case. With eS!h order re-
ceiyed by Us for six hoxes accompanied with
five dollars, we Will send tins purchaser our writ
ten su:raulte 10 return ihe uloory If tho treat
ment does Lot effect cure Guarantees issued
by ANN MEX y o., Druggs;s, Alczsndria,
Va, wholesale and retail agents. Orders by
msil will receive prompt attention. mari
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sGfaTEE1t NEEisGgSAXTS.

II EW auction aND COMMISSIOE
- HOUSE
we nave opened a. Nc ~ ROYAL ST. al
auction snd Commission! Houso.
@re nov ready to raceive ali kinds OF rrer.
chsndiae and household goods on consignment
or purchase the same.
we thlnE II nlsy prove an sdyantsra TO Der.
sons who have PROUUGE Of sny description
% send 1t to Us. Located inmadia(ey opposite
inc n1aln entrance TO the Market on Ro7gl st.,
goods can be ex posed every morning a.. public
saction when the best prices may be expected
STomp. returns madD on snlos.
Persons having FURNITURE for ssle will
fnd II 20 !hoiT adVsrtaEe to give US 6 cell
we will attend 10 auct!oQsoring a. public sales
81 property snd respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage. pNtAL LUCAS.
sss'- Auction gcod1 conetsn!ly Oh nand and for
sale. noy III
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AGS"EstEE 4 aAEEA

"a HERIFF'S oALspF VALJARLA M.
:, CHlHE&T.-l will soll 10 the highest bid
der or s TUi3E ~ June 18th. l-8t, st Clifton
Station, VS.. Midland Z. K. THE ENTIRE
MACHIN Vary OF SPOKE MILL ALL
COMPLETE AND IN GOOD HUNEInG
ORDER to satisfy Hn execution in my hands for
collectioa, styled P6!k,r vs. Hetzal Terms
cash. Sale az II IA. WIN. AYRE, Jr.
Sheriff
Stusrt e Turberville, D. q. myiS
~ 4 IAN d CLOSING, OuT AUCTION
~ Sal COhMENQING tuesday,, the
10Th instnnt, aud continued daily.
The unders gned hay ing determined TO change
their business. will sell, w!thUu. reserve. their
large stock ct auction, cummarcicg Tuesday,
April 26:h a. 10 o'clucG 3 m aad 3 and pm
and continued daily uatil the entire stock is
sold. Dealers, the public aud the lsdes epe-
csIy are respectfully invited to at:and .his sale.
Seats reserved for the ladies'
ONEAL Il LUCAS,
No q N. Roy IL street,
APPS ale1snins, Va
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EXCUasIOas, PICnIUs, &c.

GTEhMER MARY WASHINGTON.
X
CCCOQJAN FALLS EVERY SUNDAY
and WEDNESDAY,
commencing Sunday May l5h Laave Prince
street Sundays st II &, N. and Wednesdays
q! 30 q m. Music snd dancing both ways on
WeCnesdaYs trip,
Fsre round trip 25,. This s:esmar can be char
tered at rsgs onabie rates
ny9-3m II s. RANDALL, Manager.
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A@1AsIEE&EsEs5 EaSp.
= &,3,S r=k.sS,@

! : Lev rs iu Kid, Becio, Llse Thread, Silk
- snd L.ca. showing all the newus: shades
TOR the setsrn. aiE0 Ii rCW Gs' or mGnt Of Lace
Mite Price 25c 5Oc, T55 and 81 25 per pair
Carsets IN q = the iescln2 styles. perfect IN ft
snd finish. i'rices SOC to 81 ~ per ps,r
Underwear - ;'pggiat attention Il called to the
large assortment fJr Ladies G,nta, Mis- es,
o vs. and ihi;suts il lTauz-. Li.ic Thread, ,+cs-
s.m-r 1nd Sutnmcr Msfuc s}eo .re exl ihitlns
.. cCo ce ss!or.Gcnt OF i dies Undcrgarmonts
Of every description, Cnunlaas, Drawers, Night
gowns Skirts &c.
l. neu and Sill Acknowledgements
-Cslery, showing the n - ch0Ice u ,tle-us IS
VOL rs The largest assortment OF madium and
finer guslty. sons!a.!iy nttiEg ih4 latest psf
lerns as soon as they ar Fired for sR;e by the
Ii shu!sCiuf ns
Neck RufHngs. KuEs, SIX rts, Veilinas But
tons. Siss Gotlons, &C.
s.dpiags 10 ~iss, 5amDuTg, Nsinscok, Cora
l!De Vermlcal.e, NtaI ci,nnes Lsr gusdOc,
Lorchon, kuj-i4n. Yonise, Crochet, Sc.
EiGhmle Paisat Bgsom, Reinforced and
Scratch >'nift5, in larud7let erd unibuudr!ed
Collars snd Cuff, siz IS l. 10 IS Inches. Prices
i2c Is, zoe .no Z5c
G"rnsntuwD. S.et,sud and SsSony Wool,
Ieuhyr Wols,ed in sli Color, Silks :anvses, &C.
n NeckW9sr-t,t ali LIIne1 taa collection will
sutDass all other ssaor,meEt3 oD"rad ia tho city.
Il un1 displsy of tlrutant the best scarf ever
made for mer; also oOrCian, tlexOr, u hudsce,
TROPICAL Ba JOiavlilG, Lace, and complete
line OF Fancy Ties and Bo@a.
O. M. AID a M s.
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why Snner NeeHIcSSIys

with the convulsinR, spasmoCic Itur, Of fever
and ssue snd bilious remittent when r ostett";'s
ch Bitters acknowledged to be q real rurs.
tive OF mslsrial tevers. will eradicate the cause
OF so much suffering No less tff5ciive is this
honignaDt Alternative in cases Of constipation,
dyspepsia. liver com plant. lbeum slism, and in
general debility and nervous weapness.
For sale by ell Druggist snt pes'ers roneralv
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The wonder of the 18th century-everybody
shuul u.s. il tor pure bood-o. s. $.
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BOOTS, SHOES & TRUNKS.

ALSO LEATHER &ND FINDINGS.
IMPORTANT-I have this day received per
steamers from New York and Philadephis a
large supply of ali kinds OF
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER,
French and American Calf Skins, Findings and
everything in the way of Shosmskers' Tools,
which intend TO sell cheap
@- All ask is to give me call to convince
yourself JUS. kAUFAANN: sgs.
spll-3n Alexandra, Va.
DOISON FOH POTATO BUGS.-Lonco on
I Purple and Paris Green Of the best laiity.
a full supply received.
myll T. &. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
10 DOZEN BROOMS made OF selected
l. a straw received tc.dsy By
mvl2 j. @. MILBURN.
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N1OTtUE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.
Ci'y Tressurer's Gf1ce.
Room 10. 2, MsTket Building,
L Mn AZ [ u lNSl

hlozAndrla Va, May T. 1881.
al person who have not pSid thtic State ia xes
for he year 1850, will please take ! otics tha l
am compelled TO settle my accounts for that year
with the Stats on the lat dsy of June, and to
enable ms to do go. must collect the tsxes now
unpsi! ard un ess these bills are pGid by the
:S.n inst l shall without further notice enforce
Litir DAY neut. Voters will also bear in mind
that they must psy their cspiiaton tax for 1880
TO enttle Ihem to vots in tha Nay and Nov4m
bcr elections. Merchants snd Others engaged in
business who have received certificates of their
S,s.e licenses from The Commissioner Of Rev
enue ire hereby notified that under the law they
arc required To present the same st this Office
and pay the amount. A failure to do 80 rendere
them liable TO fine for doing business without q
license.
NJ. B. HARLOW,
myi2 City Treasurer.
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BSOgS aAD SHOES.
WE INVITE TIE AFTER flOx OF
THIS LADIES To Qua
News Sp:iUgStyles BootSA Shoes

We Offer magnificent assortment of NEW
ST9 LIS which Ganaot be su passed for beauty,
durability and price,
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button Boots
Ladies File Basket Cloth Fox Button Boots.
Ladies' Fine Disgonsl do.
Lacies' Fine Dss.lng Kid do,
Ladies' Fine Goat do
Ladies Fine Calf do,
Ladies Fine Kip clippers, every description.
Kid Button and Lace Newpor,s, Regent Slip.
pers. Paris Ties. Open Congress Shoes and San
Gals also grest variety OF Ladies' House Shoes
and Slippers of avery styla and quality.
Misses school, Walking and Dress Boots in
a variety of Isw styles; also large stock of
Misses >aldsls and Slippers
Cnlidren's Boots, Shoes aud Slippers in every
quality, style and price
Gems Fine Boots and Shoes in all Of the new
sp1iag styles.
Gents Pumps and Slippers in all the late
styles.
The above goods are frst class, ard pusrsn :.
tsed to give satisfaction ID every particular and
will be sold ~ such prices as cannot foil to satisfy
all.
We have very large stock of Boys and
Youths school snd Dress Shoes OF ell the new
sty les, which are wsrrsnted to give sstsisction,
aud will be sold much cheaper than thsy can be
bought in this city or Washington ; 1t will repsy
you to examine these goods
1t will afford Us Great satisfaction to show
these goods to the pubic, and all WI Can say il
that they cannot be beat IN variety, style, quail
ty or pnces.
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bHUOGh5 = 90.
Wholesale Nasiers snd JobboTa II
GHOGES.tt::. EBHTISipN5. GnQJR,
salt :l&4 &iSH
iui! line oi 2oe@rl-Loo pice, oid .@hisEeya
BraHG!os. Gin, Run: &c. Massey s. Co i'h!i.
delpni, ADd G@Ss.fa t"islI.ure &ias and Borg
aer & EnEs,. Ls&aI aaar, il. csaE5 or bottles.
Agents ioF ja.Ios : Wec4 Bsai Fs,u.
Flour, J4neG ). s.rR E; Uo,. Standard Soap
Dupont q :jc's. sporting &nd Blasting t5Ga
powder, and Baltimore snd toiol..ac Higa
oieaIEarg
UsIers promptly atasnGcd tc. and coas:ga
mems collected. no i E.ing street,
oct A-C Alexandria, yH.
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Special announcement.
CHILDREN CLoTHINal
CHILDREN's CLOTHING
The grsp6est display ever witnessed 10 Alex
sndria. Suits to f: chiIdreL from two years.
up. Bring the litle ones and fit them. The
only BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE in the city. Don't
fail to call auu s.e the SUITS for $l.7l.
NJ. j. WATERMAN,
Oae Plioe Closhler,
ap27 Corner Kng .nd Fairfax streets
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BREAKFAST MESS MACKsREL 10 10. tins.
BeauLlui and very fat at MCBURNEY's.
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R. PoRTNER's BEER &c. per dozen at Mo-
BUnNEYs Bottles must be returned.
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No. Y n. Roy II s!roet,
apps ale1anins. Va
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
THE MONTH of November, saw q {

THE MONTH ofNovember, saw fur
tner reduction in the Star Route mai
service of Sill ,l55, making the total re
duction SO far OH the different steam
boat and stage routes since Postmaster
General James took the matter in hand
of 81, ,S02, 2,4l9. Here we have q saving Of
nearly wo million of dollars to the gov,
erument in the brief space of nine
months. This is one of the strongest
evidences of the inexcusable extrava-
gance into which the country is led by
the efforts OF congressman to favor Their
friends and their particular section at
the public expense. In nearly every
instance the additional service had the
endorsement of one or more representa-
tives. 1t now remains to be seen
whether this efficient and economical
shall become permanent or
whether Western Congressman have
sufficient influence to have Postmaster
General James methods set aside and
the former system Of rascali.y re-intro.
duce once more. The hopes of the Star
Route men are for some reason once
more in the ascendant, and they are
a speedy return to their
former pleasant and abundant pas
lures.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
Survey Ing Dartles Caught IN q
blizzard.

News was received at the Canadian
Pacific raj lway offices at Winnipeg on
Thursday that the party surveying the
route of the Saskatchewan branch
had been caught in blizzard; that
Douglas, the Engineer in charge, had
been severely frozen, and that three of
his men had been frozen to death.
When last heard from, on November
Is, the party had crossed the South
saskatchewan, and were running in
the direction of Edmonton. The party
We're well proviaioned, and additional
supplies were sent them recently. The
Dominion lands survey party, which
left Moose Mountain receutly for Win
nipeR, were caught in furious storm
on the plains. Brodic, the surveyor in
charge, and others were severely frozen.
They suffered dreadful privation, their
provisions giving out. When reduced
to semistarvation they killed a pony
for food.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12
A Missing Ernig rant Girl.

For six months persistent search has
been made in New York city by the
police and the officials of the Danish
Consulate for a young emigrant girl
Caroline S. +. Land by name, who dis.
appeared in an extraordinary manner
Immediately after landing. so far the
search has led to 10 'esult whatever.
1t is feared that the girl has fallen into
the hands of designing persons who pre-
vent her return 20 her friends Miss Lund
Wro is very handsome blonde, was a
passenger on the steamer Lessing, from
Hamburg, last May. She was to proce ed
direct to Chicago to Join friends there
but Immediately upon landing she was
lost. Her friends searched the city for
many days, and returned home tc
await her. All subsequent inquiries
have failed to find her whereabouts.
Miss Lund could speak no English,
was 20 years old and good family.
Her home Is in Saroe, Denmark.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12

that will in any manner hinder its pro-
gress but their efforts to stop the union
will prove abortive. They rec in the un.
ton certain defeat staring them in the
face, not only for Mayor in the city
next June, but for Governor In the
State next November. With United
party the Republicans can win both
aud the casting behind all difficulties
indicates that they intend to win back
the City and State from Democratic
misrule. Nothing shows more plainly
that the party is determined to win
than the fact that both wings offer no
objection to such men as Messrs, Belts,
Richardson, Febiger, Mendenhall,
James and Nields, taking the matter
in their own hands by tho request o.
both sides, and that the party will &C
cept the Executive Committee they ap.
point without objection. The party is
in luck in having men who are willing.to
intercede in behalf of unity aud peace,
and these gentlemen may consider
themselves highly oomplimented in
having a party that will accept the COM
mittee they will appoint without OBJ
jections. Now then all that is to do Is
to close up the ranks, support the new
get the members OF the par.
ty assessed, see that they pay their taxes
and then victory is sure to follow.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-12

No DOUBT there are some persons who
recently wrote communications for the
REPUBLICAN wondering why they dc
not appear. A sufficient answer is, that
they have been written on both sides OF
the manuscript paper. We say again,
that no person who writes ON both sides
need expect their articles to appear. II
it has rare merit and a reporter has
plenty of time hs may sit down, de-
cipher and rewrite it, but it is a job
that reporters do not like, nor they will
not do it ie they can possibly get ont of
it. We hope we have been sufficiently
plain to be understood, and If after this
statement correspondents continue to
write on both sides of copy paper, they
must do 80 with no reasonable expccta-
tions OF seeing their communication in
print.