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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23
LIST OF LETTER.

The following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alexandria, Virginia, postoffice Sept. %.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adver.
tised and give the date Of the list.
If not called for within thirty DAYS thev will h.
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington
Beard, MrsBB Macklee. Mr. Matbe,v
Blake, Mrs Sarah Moore Miss T;zzia
De9Duls, Mrs Sallie Malburn, w HI
carry Scala Oliver, Walter II
Forrest capt Sturd, Miss Maggie
howard Smouth Davit
nardy' MISS May Thornton, H G
Hyett, Thornton Talbot. Rev JC
Johnson, Mr. Andrew Wilkinson Josanb
Jefferson, Miss Susie Williamson MA
name, Emma Washington, Mrs F v
Limnan, Mrs Walker, Mary A ~
IL D.A WINDSOR, PM.
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Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, Sept. pa telegram to
the National Board of Health from Pensa-
cola Fla, last night reports AZ new cases
there yesterday and deaths. The disease
continues to spread among the negroes.
Weather chilly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23

The GOVERNMENT has an attorney for
the District OF Columbia, but in the star
route case it almost ignores his existence,
and cntrusts the duties he should perform
to other parties, thereby implying that ii
has no confidence in his integrity. and
making that implication public matter
What sort Of a man must Mr.. Culkhil be TO
retain his Office under such circumstance?
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-'rhe stock market ouen-
cd strong and hsa1i y per cent higher than it
closed yesterday. In the early trade the market
continued strong and recorded further advance
OF Sal per cent, but subsequently, reaction of
toa /, per cent took place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23

GENERAL MAHoNE's home organ says its
owner could have been in the Cabinet long
ago if he had desired If better man
could have been found in his party to fill
his seat in the Senate it was unfortunate for
the credit and honor Of Virginia that the
General was not possessed of the desire re-
ferrcl to
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Shereef OF Mecca Oanosa5

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 23.-lt is officially
announced from Jiddah, that the Grand
Shereef of Mecca has been deposed and i'm
prisoned. Abdallah Abricoun has been
named Grand Shereef.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23

ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER says the
amount OF the star route steal was four million
dollars. No wonder the thieves had advocate,
within a5 We'll rs without the jury box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23

The telegraph operator whose blunders
caused the accident in the Fourth avenue
tunnel, in New York, yesterday has been
arrested on the charge of criminal, careless
ness. r.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23

Ladies should know that Ayers Hair
Nigor is superior and economical dressing
1t has become an indispensable article for
the toilet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23

;, \ row is going on in the Washington pub
TIC schools IN consequence of the admission
TO some of them of colored children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23

Containing all the essentials of a true tom
&c and sure to give satisfaction. is Browns
Iron Bitters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-23

The BLUE Ridge Echo says the GAZETTE
is the best and abest compaign paper pub
lished in the State
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Th" only hope of the Mahoncites is in that
straight laced Bourbonism which cannot
bend itself enough to support readjuster-
democrat for Congress. We have talked
with several intelligent Nahoneites and as
ked them what they rely upon and the only
answer given anywhere isthat the demo.
Gratis Wont vote for Massey 1t avails moth
in@ To tell them about the democratic read
busters everywhere leaving Malone under
the Massey movement. We tell them of
Dawson and Dezendort. and ofthe straight
ont movement, and of the hostile forces
gathering in upon them from all siles-of
itnltin. OF Fnlkerson, Of Lybrook of Wolff.
OF Round, of Becllley and others. They can
point us to no democrats that are coming
over TO Wise and Mahoneism but only to
some that are in the sulks and won't vote
for either. 1t will be we'll enough for those
overly nice people now to reflect that they
are the chief and only dependence OF stall
wart Nlahoneism. Ii our enemy could see
the democratic hosts unite upon Massey,
their last hope would be gone, and Malone
rcpubiicanism would meet such crushing
political defeat as never has been seen in
Virginia. - Iir9iniu Readjustrr
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Brought out Perfectly.

Brought out Perfectly
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March so, 1881.
ii. I'll. WARNER & CO.: .Trs-T had been
great sufferer from acute kidney disease,
which my physicians could not cure, but
short trial your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure brought me out in perfect health.
CHARLES Fl. GERHARD.
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COMMERCIAL.

. --------------
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 23-The market
to-day is quiet and easy with but little DOING
Flour ;s dull and r,.hon,., goo
zoo ,n'' ''i'' bushels Oh
"heat SOFA AZ 1ooalo2 for fultz and 1O4 for
1''i' '''ci no ehoicc iotS pcihS ohered. Corn Is
"e"hef, an" small io'' Drought 80 Nothing do
ing IN kye or Oats
p,c,,,.,,s -, c,,-,,,. 49,
lowing ,rsro tho rooo;nt, a., .,;, ~
'".'s "s'' '"' 'e'e'p's ana shipments OF coal
during the past week:
Rrcrtprs
By J. P. Agnew & Co., 1'oo 93
IT,,
Total, 1929
SHIPMENTS
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ia plain speaking Nlahoneite would step
to the front and tell the whole truth TO the
people. he could make very entertaining
stump speech. He could tell them about
the bargain between Malone and Arthur by
which Malone assuming to be boss Of the
people of Virginia had traded the people of
this proud old State as he would lot of
slaves to Arthur for consideration and that
consideration was payable partly in money
and partly in offices. That Malone was to
be the supreme boss of all the U. S. officers
OF the State. That even the Judges who are
presumed to be independent of politics and
politicians, were to receive their places only
upon condition that they would render a
servile obedience to the boss. that Republi-
can postmasters were to hold their places
upon the same condition, that they were to
be called upon to furnish a part of the
amount due Malone, as the cash payment;
that they were TO be canyassers without pay
for The boss paper, the Richmond H,hiG
that this boss was to have the privilege of
taxing all the officers for the support of his
party and number of other details which
would be entertaining to the people.-.She,.
on,lonh Hrrald.
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a high compliment, and however high. we
are glad to say, it was we'll deserved. Mr.
Barbour has made faithful and efficient
representative. His calm. dispassionate
Judgment has found favorable recognition,
and though he has served but one term, he
has been placed on important committees
over those, who by virtue of their priority
of service, had a right to expect the honors
conferred on him to be bestowed on them
selves. AS an aStute and able statesman,
he has rendered wise counsel to his party
and he has been an influential advocate of
all measures tending to the improvement of
his district and State. Mr. Barbour will be
returned to Congress by an increased vote
over his last majority Warrceton Jir-
giAian.
The news from all parts of the Seventh
District comes in favorable for Colonel OFFER
rail-, Democratic nominee. His prospects of
election brighten day by day. and the gal
liant and dashing canvass he is making de-
serves success. If the Democracy of the
District do their duty as they should Colon
ell O'Ferrall will be elected by handsome
majority. Then to work, every man Look
after every voter The stakes we play for
are very high, and Bosssm must be killed in
November. Every man to his post until the
evening of November 7th Harrisoabvrn
Old Commonwealth.
If Cameron has become SO debased as to
prefer his Boss toe-nails to all the moral
worth, virtue, intelligence, honesty and man.
hood of the hundred thousand unbought
Eirginians who will not bow the knee to the
god of his idolatry. by all means let him
have his choice. We may question his taste,
but cannot deny his right. 1t is but another
proof of the brutalizing tendency of Malone
ism-which enslaves only to disgrace and
destroy its victims Winchester Times.
Thursday was field day for Dezendorf
at Charles City Courthouse. A Joint discus
sion was agreed to by Mr. Dezendorf. Brown
Van Auken, representing the Re- !
adjustcr.. Dezendorf7s speech was received
with the greatest enthusiasm. and he con-
pletcly demolished his opponents. He car. |
lied the crowd and was loudly cheered IN
on the completion of his speech by the vast
assemblage which were present. CbarIos
City is put down as solid for Dezendorf
The West Point Star says: "Weh have
It from reliable authority that citizens |
Of New Kent, who have heretofore been act
ng with Malone, are coming back to the
Democratic fold by the Dozen
The Abingdon Standard advertises: "For
;ale cheap.-A large lot of cast-off brass col
ars Apply to Malone, Virginia"
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POLITICAL.
Col. Fairfax on Bossisu


The following letter has been received by
r. D. BecEley, colored, who is now canvass
ing the First district for Dawson and Wolff,
regular republicans:
BROAD Run, Va. Sept 9. 1882
lLr BrrL4cy:
| have time to write few words only
urge your people to be united to accomplish
political fayors, you have never had so good
an opportunity TO win promotion for your
people rs ut present. If you do not help
yourselves. no other people will. The white
people will keep you down so long US they
can. and it is my full belief that the read
justcr party, supported by the stalwart
party, are the greatest of your enemies poll
tically. Throw aside all readjusters and $50
called liberals, "and maintain the old republi-
can party that liberated you. The present
Mr.. Lincoln is not following the way of his
father The Blaine party are the true re-
representatives. of the Lincoln and Garfield
party of old. Fight your best fights now
that you are in battle, and if needs be fight
in reality mean by this, let no man or lot
ofmcn ia'imidate you. Ifyou do not main
tain your liberty now, you will be bossed
for all time. shall help you by voting for
your regular candidate at large lDawson),
and will send him my mite to help his party
to victory am by nature in favor of a
strong government, but will suffer death
before will be bossed by man like 'sMa-
hone, Virginia" whom by nature is of that
class your people 10 old time called 'poor
white trash He is by nature opposed to
your people. doubt his having at any
time owned slave or knew how to treat
one Your we'll wisher and friend,
JNo. w. FAIRFAX
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The West Point Star says: "We have
it from reliable authority That citizens
of New Kent, who have heretofore been act
ing with Malone, are coming back to the
Democratic fold by the dozen.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-24

Seminal weakness Impotency. night loeD1e
By dreamA pimplee on the lace and ~
manhood can positively b cured. n
sick and AFFLICTED should not fail to call e
him. The Doctor has travelled cxtensiveI7
In Europe and inspected thoroughly u
deal Of valuable Information. which = Fl
competent 70 impaxt TO those IN ned 9
his services. Dr.. 0ibbon win make 0o|
charge unless he effects cure. PeaDoo0
q . distance may b cured Of home. ~
communications atEictly confidential yU5
- no ona but tie Doctor. Persons W.:
Ing 70 th6 Doctor win please STATE the 49,
Char9oo reasonable. Call q write. ~
drsss DR.. =. 0iHBON. p o. box le9, -
Francisco. Send 30 Tx Q peckaoe
m00tC'n0 KILL
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nln,Y POsf ufELLlagICER

nlIY P0Sf u1kLLl6 8lCER
- nnasanIaxrsEs ASD T0E ~.
T1RgoF TmE noUB.
The 6tsts Of New York has super
neiai srss Of 1900 square miles.
WashinRton Territory embraces within
IL HINTS an Insignificant fraction len
than 1000 square miles. The former
stats supports population OF millions
Ia this territory, blessed almost beyond
compare in tho matter Of soil and CHI
uate. there are mot one hundred and
City thousand souls.
Renote from the great modern lines
q land travel, separated from the colo
nixine csnters Of the country by him.
drsds OF leaeuss Of rough and noun
famous journsying and stormy wastes
Of waters, Washington Territory has
been compelled 70 wait for the day OF its
dsliver,noe from 1.-THE spell Of isola-
ton"
That day u At hand, and the hour
suggests certain duties which cannot be
nsaleotsd without injury to the best in
tecssts Of the State TO be. Practical.
systematio work must be done IN the d.
rection Of inviting immigration. The
spseial correspondent. the general wrlt-
q, the pamphletssr, have iaboFsd inocs-
ssntly. n SEASON and out Of season, IN
the work Of general description. II all
The columns Of matter In the daily and
weekly prsM, Ill the pamphlets aud
Iooss leaves about the resources Of this
Territory, which have been published
and sent broadcast to the four corners
Of tbe earth, could b gathered together
and reprinted in single volume, that
volume vould surpass IN size any book
svsr published, and nobody would take
he trouble TO wade through It's pages u
and ont what was desired to be known.
Not that these writings are withou'
thsir inAusuce and effect. Bat We live
IN q 49, Of push, action and system
We ass aligned along our borders
nos1h. Guuth and east-by active, virils
eommuuitjss, which consider their own
advanessnsns paramount. They realize
70 TIE fullest extent, the necessity Ut m
sdvanss in the matter Of population, tht
insesass Of their Agricultural and manu
fasturing resources, the development Of
thsis lines Of land and water carriage
and, in short, the promotion Of all thu
sismsuts, not only Of stable, but Of con.
stantly snlareinR, prosperity.
70 this end, immiaration aid societies
AZ organized. mot By the men who have
lands 10 cell, lakes 70 grind" 80 q
epsak, bat BY merchants and bankers
and capitalists and manufacturers, who
have not only the general good at heart
but general and widespread interests al
sake.
These aooistiss do not content them.
solves with more words, or deal only in
elittsring esnsealitiss. They ransack
the records Of local and general land
oGlces, map out tho land, and are pre-
pased, a4 . moment's notice, to direct
~ newcomer 10 such locality a. his
expressed wishes would seem TO indicate
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ASsunls. = eesle1v. Din.10 49, 49,
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Diseases Inst led % tnson11V - -
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s6yieo - tspa1nsntl vill ~ -
sn01htnG fUpu1o - tn1uy1ooo 49,
m uI1Ilx tsee1D III Hs1va1o -
eeosfully without mseeu!y. c. ~
INN. 3heoon0h e1amana1oo1 - ooSy
n0Afne annlys1s a us1ne. -
vExAk 1nnUo0kHvD, oo0o . 49,
tlnse ~ Qnan111U. eloeo; - =
dss0 ypsa gses1pe = ysiee. = 49,
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4. =. lnuTu = 2. -.
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49, 9. - ~ ouansa Is
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DR.. SPIN N Ey
No. 20 kearny Street /
Treats al Chronic and Special Disean1

YOUNG MEN
WHO NAY BE SUFFERING FR0a3
w the effects of youthful follies az r.
discretion will do well to avail ~
selves Of this. the greatest boon ever ~
ct the altar OF suffering humanity. ~
SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit r
for every case Of seminal weakneS
private disease Of any kind or charooo
which he undertakes and fails to cure
ulDDLErAGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty r
sixty who are troubled with too ffeovn
evacuation Of the bladder, often -
panied ny slight smartinR or burnl11
sensation and . weakening Of the 49,
In q manner tho patient cannot acco111
for. On examining the urinary deposits 8
ropy sediment will often be IONA NJ
sometimes small particles Of albumen Wi1
appear. or the color win b cfa thin milk
ish hue, again changing % . dark an0
torpid appearance. There are many mn
who die Of this difficulty, ignorant q u
cause. which 10 the second stago a oomp
inal weakness, DIR. 8. wi lguaSantoo 3
perfect cure n al such Casea ,snda heoNh0
restoration Of the genito-urinaTy 60
Once hours-l0 to 1 and toA SUD-
from 10 to II .. m. Copsultation ~
Thorough examination and adviee !
Call OF address
N. SPINNEY Z 60
061 No. IL. AoafnY AZ San EfnDG1m1
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
- n. GIbN1l \


II
e33 Keasn0 -
corner Of Conn.,
cial It.. San 1T
cisco. eotahlinA
in 1854 for The
treatment of -
ual and ecm1n1l
U1SoaseA such =
0onorrhOa 01oQS
Structure. gyphM
in all ita f0PAn&
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EYvKNUE AND RESOURCES,
A MATERIAL REDUCTION

In the levy may be expected as soon as
the Territory assumes the toGa of q
State. The federal laud grant of the
10th and 36th section in each township,
when it becomes available, will tend to
this result. 1t is to be hoped that this
munificent provision for educational
purposes will be guarded with jealous
care.
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Miller.
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AN A0RxxAnIH rorIC,

The uity Of Seattle constitutes yirtu-
ally but one school district. There are.
however. 6ve school houses, Of six. X
the rented room used q Lake Union Il
included. Professor e. 3. lnarAham
has kindly furnished the Posr-INrRraI-
0nscKR with the following statement OF
The namss Of schools and teachers and
number Of pupils in attsnaanos AZ each.
Central Hohool-E. B. InQraham.
Principal; Min Mary Condor. anaist.
Ant-& pupila Mis- Anna Han. ~
grade, 20 puplls.
Sixth Street 6chool-Ms. q. 8. Jones.
intermediate. 81 pupils. Mrs. n. l..
Fenroe. primary. ~ pupils.
sbelit0wn-Mr. b. Il. Northup. infer-
mediate. IS pupils. Aia Alice Cudman,
primary, 81 pupils.
South 0chO0i--Mrs. Viola Kenvon. in.
tsrmediats. 70 pupilA Nias Ida Woo
nan. primary. a. pupile.
North 6ch0ul-NrA Z. e, Niokela. in
teymediate, 81 pupils. Aim Tillie Piuer,
primary, ~ pupila.
Lake Union-Mi0 Katie a Chaastv.
PRIMARY, ~ pnpils.
Iotal attendance, 66S pupils.
Even with this large attendance ths
enhoOla ase oveeueuWded. Betvoen n
and LOO ehildTsu Who ought % 6e n a,
tendance Are @bAxred Oat- for want ~
ruou, vhfie all below nix yean Of aal
aFo RICHLY exoludod.
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THE CHAPEL,

Or Assembly hall, has not partaken of
the general spirit Of improvement fur
Their than the kalsominin of the wall is
concerned. The same old seats which
have done duty for so many years Will
be utilized for another yeartor 40. 1t will
be found necessary TO utilize a portion
Of the Assembly Hall for Prof. john
sons cabinet.
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

It gives us pleasure to report our pri-
vate institutions Of learning in q -four.
ishing condition. Trinity Church par
ish school reports 9 school membershir
Of ~ at this early day In the torn. The
Sisters Academy Of tho Holy Names, We
arc informed, has promising attend
ance. The exact figures arc not at hand,
A Catholic school Tor boys in charge Of
Father Profontaine il TO open on Mon-
day with. we are led to believe, fais
prospects ahead. We have not obtained
Q statement Of the degree Of success
which u attending the efforts TO estab-
lish German school In this city. The
movement deserves and will doubtless
receive 9 fair share Of patronage. In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-24

In the southwest corner of the building
will assume new appearance in a few
days. The double seats and desks
now in use will be transferred
to the northwest room ON the ground
floor, and the 50 single desks and seats
now being lifted up by the Hall d Paul
son Co. will replace them. The desks
and seats now in use IN the northwest
room will be transferred to the Primary
Department. The recitation, hat and
cloak rooms have been put in as good a
condition as the other parts Of the
building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-24

THE PRIDE AND BOAST or THE CITY.
We are Gratitied beyond measure in
being able 10 state that il Is our fixed be-
lief that the day Of = disaster to the
University is passed, that there will be
no more hating steps in its progress;
whilo retrogressi0n is a word not now TO
be found. IN its vocabulary. Its onward
and upward course will be watched with
interest, encouraged by sympathy aud
more substantial aid II necessary, and
its growth In usefulness will be the test
by which the growth of Seattle in all
that goes TO elevate and dignity Oom-
munity will hsnceforth be measured.
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rHE BOARDING HOUSE,

Has been put in thorough repair, and il
as good as new from garnet to cellar.
There are already IL boarders in the
house. The private residence of the
President has been transformed by the
painter and carpenter. In short, every
pniug within the limits of the grounds
bespeaks thrift, energy and newly
awakened consciousness on tho part of
the citizens Of Seattle. to the fact that
it behooves them TO put forth active ef
forts 70 make tho University what it
should be,
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statement relating to the county. There
are in King County, including Seattle,
81 school districts and 200 children
entitled to draw public money, Of whom
so per cent. attend school. The number
of teachers now actually employed in
teaching in the county is 80. The sal
aries they receive range from SIS per
month to $100, the highest. Per month.
We may remark in passing. that as
times 60 and salaries Of teachers range
elsewhere, this average il liberal one.
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Real Estate Agency.

VNHTTE, BOMAN & MUNDAY, IN
W Whites Block. on Front street, buy
and sell real estate on commission
Correspondence solicited.
WHITE. BOMAN & MUNDAY.
fz3.R