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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-25
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

Eleven new houses to be built at the opeuing of
the season are already under contract here
The question of local option agitates the com.
munity here To some small extent Both sides
have warm advocates.
The repairs to the ferry steamer City of Alexan-
drin, which IL at the ship yard, will not be COM
pleted for some time yet.
The corporation fish wharf the fish benches in
the market square, and the "Alexandria distil-
lery' Will be put up at public auction to. day.
The County Court which was TO have met on
Monday next, will be adjourned to the following
wednesday on account oil the death OF the father
of Judge Sangster.
The superintendent of police has curbing ready
ana Will put II down on North 81. Asaph street,
between Queen and Princess. as soon as the
weather is suitable.
There are n large number of oyster boats at the
wharf, but very few, If any, large oysters The
oyster dealers say that the Oyster measure used
here, much larger than in other cities is driving
the best oysters to Washington.
Intelligence was received hero yesterday of the
death, at Ashland, near Richmond, of James
Sangster the father of Judge Sangster Of the Alex
andria County Court. Mr. Sangster was long the
sheriff of Alexandria County, and served also in
that capacity In Fairfax County. He resided i'm
this neighborhood. an esteemed citiZen-son of n.
captain Of the war of 1Sl2-for seventy years, but
oflate has lived near Richmond, and died in Ills
eightieth year. Few men In Virginia have a larger
circle OF acquaintance.
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DECIDED steps ought to be taken to cure a Cold
mr. Vol NJ N aNN -. -.
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In Fayor 81 Iaon. no.er, emnlls.

WHnnEAs, General Robert smalh, our gallant
comrade la tile for the Union, has been elected
by large maI0rities Ia four consecutive Oongrasses
but BY means Of tissue ballots aud fraudulent count
Ing and returning Of votes has been deprived hitherto
ofhis seat IN the present Congress. therefore.
Resolved, That we tender 10 General Smalls our
hearty good wishes that Justice Will be done TO him
and thai DO Will be admitted 70 his seat In the present
House Of Representatives.
AZ a meeting Of the Shaw Guard Veteran Asso-
citation In Boston on January 30 the forego.
ing preamble and resolution were unanimously
adopted and the subscribers take pleasure In Ger.
flying the above 10 General smalls.
JAMES b. WATKINS, President
BURRlLL SMITH, Secretary
BosToH, February, 1852
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Miss Edith, having been very good, her
dear. kind mamma takes her out Tor
walk, promising to buy her something
lob, mamma" cries the child, "do buy
me bouquet Of aowers-z;thero are some such
pretty ones there" 20 no, Edith, my dear; aOw-
ers would be all faded by the time we got homep
Say, mamma" remarks the docile child, as thew
pass confectioners store, would ten CENTS worth
homer Mamma surrenders In discreuon-Ffora
nc Fench
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DIR. Frazier's Root Bitters.

FreZier's Root Bitters are not dram. shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys keep the bowels open and regular make
the weak strong, heal the lungs build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head, tend.
Ing to Apoplexy; Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, scrohious Humors
and Sores. letter, Ring Worm White Swelling,
Eryspelas, Gore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence, and to females in delicate health. Frazers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: 81 have used two bottles of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
From the first dose took began to mend. and
am now in perfect health, and feel well as ever
did consider your medicine one Of the greatest
Of blessings MRS. NJ. MARTIN.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY & CO., Sole Proprietos,
Tu&F. 50 Vesey street, New York City.
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The grand jury yesterday presented true bills'
against the following Nelly Payton, Anthony
Lee (alias Nathan, alias Matthew Leel. second
oiense petit larceny JameB Connell alias Bhanty
COnnors) and John Skiytneton burglary and lar.
cenyj Charles sedgHiek, forgery Frances Wal.
lace, murder of Infant
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MEMORIES OF OLD FRIENDS.

Being Extracts nom the Journals and Letters of
Caroline Fox. of PenJerrick, Cornwall hnm
1888 to 1871. Edited by Horace N. Pym limo.
Extra CLOTH $50.
THE work is eminently readable, unaffected
and unpretentous, and IL full OF good things
from the tirst page to the last IL Ii as charm
Ing and graceful u book as has fallen into our
hands for n long time ."-Boston CDurte1.
THE charms of the book are all their own,
and the like OF which there few, If any, ex'
amples In contemporary literature. "-NtlO York
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Fred'k de Barry & Co. New York,
Skin Diseases Cured

BY DIR. FRAZIERs MAGIC OINTMENT Cures
as il by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptions OH the face, leaving the
skin clear, healthy and beautiful Also cures itch
Barber's Itch, Saltrheum, letter, Ringworm, scald
head. Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c,
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TAKR Simmons Liver Regulator to Improve tho
appetite, to strengthen the system TO stimulate the
move boils aud pimples and cause new life IN the
blood,
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Ladies' who appreciate elegance ana purity are
using parkeFs Heir Balsam il is the best Article
sold for restoring gray halr 10 lis ORIGINAL color
beauty, and lustre.
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YNliE GREAT
i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTIIWEST
49,. DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICItNp EQUIP



IN EFFECT JANUARY % 1852
TRAINS LEAVE WASIfINuTON rom Station
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daily East Limo $50 a. H. daily with Sleeping Cars
nom Harrisburg 20 Cincinnati Western Express,
I;0 D. M daily, with Palace Cars TO pittsburg and
Cincinnati Mail Express 9.SO u. M daily for Pitts-
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For Snnandnlgua, Rochester, liutiho, Niagara 9;SI
Csnandagua.
For Wiamsport Lock Haven aud Eimira, at 95y
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For New DIRK aud the East, s;00R No 1880 o. m 49,
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FOR brooklyn! N, ", all through trains connect
aiIordng direct transfer To F1iton stTest &C.
double icrriago across New York city. ---Jp~
for fmadelpha, 500 a. M loam q, M 100 .f5L
ana lu'2u y. M; on sunday, l.D $40 800 md 10I
sunday. N''
For baltimore, GiO sOO $50 iO;ao A. M, and lao 4s
800 a. m, 1870 $40, $50, $50, aud 1920 p. IN.
For Popes Creek Line $40 n. IN. aud $40 p m. daily,
For Annapolis, $40 a. and 40 D. M. daily, except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FBEDEIuCKsRUR0R Rail-.
WAY Mp ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria $50 100, $50. HOO and ll:25 a. n,
Nd 300, $50 500 and 1880 p, n on sunday, NJ ESQ
For Richmond and the South, 65odnd li2j daily
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Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
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j. n. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FHANk THOMSON. General Manager
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
New and Valuable Works.
CAPTURING A LOCOMOTIVES.

History % Secret Service In tho Late War
BY Rev; William Pittenger. Illustrated. l2mo.
Extra cloth. tl.50
AN account of one of the most adventurous
and daring episodes of the war. The story is
very interesting. "--N6lO York World
THE whole story IN one OF widest romance"
Cincinnati Commercial.
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Ndolicious odor is impaired by Floreslon Co
logne, which Is always refreshing. no mater how
freely used.
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TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
AND ONO RArLRoAD.
DOUBLE TRACK LANNEY COUPLER
lEEI-I

=
AN: LEAVE WASHINGTON
t2Sl. Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. LOuis fast rxproes
slcoplng cars to Cincinnati st, Louie and ClhcNad
SU-B baltimore, Ellicott city, aud Way stations
6H- baltimore, Annapolis, aud Way. piedmont,
slrasbnrg, Winchester. HAgoutOwn and WaI
via llelAyD ''
tlB- baltimore Express.
Sl0-Point Of RQcks aud Way stations.
ei;,- Phlladelpnla, New York. and Boston Express
Parior cars 20 New York.
Hagerstovn Snd at Point OF Rocks cor FrttIerrE
teoe. BaltmoTc, lIyattsvlllc aud laurel Express
Sppsat Beltsvillc, Annapolis Junction, Jessnp q /,
and Dorseys. On sunday stops at all stations
Connects for Annapolis.
1000 baltimore Express stops vt fayetteville ann
tloO- Pttsburg. Chicago. Cincinnati, and ". I.onhi
N =, Express. Parlor and sleeping cars.
i2'lompeltimorc Eilicou City, Annapolis, and Wa,
ii'2i-on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t2l5-Baltimorc ENpress
tSOO-Raltlmore, Philadelphia, and New York En-
Gai Baltimore ana Way statlona. Winchester
,,t redGr,ck, HagorHtown, and Way, via Relay
Hte1iSrick' via Relay. Stops ut Annapols
tao baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stntlons.
ti45-Pont Of Rocks, Frederick Haserstown Win
chester, and Way stations. (on Sunday 10 Poin
t&i5-BaltnOro Express. (Siartlnsburg and waj,
via Relay, stops AT fayetteville. and taureiJ
il'oo baltimore and Way staio ,IS,'''''''
tEi0 baltimore, Hynttaville, and Laurel EXpfesi
tslVIP l,!sburg, Cleveland and Detroit Express
1913, Philadelphia, New York. and Boston Express.
Siiii,SrlnS cars . TO New York. Stops at Hyatu'
ts47 Chicago. Cincinnati and 81 Louis EXPIRES.
A.. stepping cnrs 10 Cincinnati and Chicago
sunday. '' N''
Alliralns nom Washington stop at Relay station.
and Ohio Ticket OGlces" WaSEnston statlon sis and
lSi avenue corner ofFouTtCenlh street,
hilu received AZ any point w the city,
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OPERAS: THEIR WRITER'S
AND THEIR PLOTS.

BY Notelrac. iOmo. Extra cloth, rs cents.
This little volume will supply want long
felt by the opera-golng public. II gives In com.
pact shape all the plots of the grand operas now
represented by the various Italian and English
troupes, and Will undoubtedly be the means of
giving operA-goers much desirable information %
IhttddelDhta CHrOntcte- Herald
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AoMmar7S.

Ap0Htnar7S.
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Med. Journal.
The ONLY spring which has been examined by the
Department Of state and by the Treasury OF the
United States. and the water Of which has been OK.
pressly declared to be a natural mineral water.
Extracts from omciaI Documents OF the
u. n. Government.
"A purely natural mineral water impregnatod
-u's' vidncOSsut'rT' cO'q gT; d Sf ,sygy
beyond question a natural mineral water"
Nor 2O 1873.
Tho Apollinaris Water, as heretofore imported
u s. JEsSsyn = P p ;sg ~ ;s,,
Probably The pures, L 20, ,ho only pure ororyes
u s. r. edS,try, no. 20, Is70.
cit cannot be an artificial mineral water"
Col. TICIiKSoR, Special Efopcdn agent
u s. Treasury, Aug. 81, 1881.
conclude therefore that tho water Imported
under the name Of Apolllnaris Water ~ an article
which Is produced by nature, and IL not the hnudi.
work o. man; that II Ia natural and not an artificial
water
CHARLES j. FoLeER. &c. u S. TsasnrV,
jan y, 1889.
The above e Ntrncts dispose completely of
the Nisrloua attacks m ado upOu AlSOHsLtN-
ABIN WATEk by tntercated manufacture
ers OF nerated waters.
Fred'k de Barry & Co. New York,
.,.,. Sole agents for The u S. aud Cdnddas.
felSTuThS6t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-25

DECIDED steps ought to be taken to cure n Cold
or Cold at once We should recommend DR.. Bulls
by the physlcons and you can rely on It's doing
the word every time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-25
NOTES OF A PIANIST,

BY Louis Moreau Gottschalk, Pianist and Com.
poser. Preceded by short Biographical ok etch
Edited by his sister, Clara GOttschalk. Trans.
lated from the French by Robert IT, Peterson,
Nj. ID. Crown Svo. Extra cloth. $3.50.
"Wlll be welcomed most heartily by all who
are Interested In musical literature. ".PitbliSs-
eTS' Wfokiy
The volume is certainly very readable, es.
pecialiy that part which relates TO his American
tours."-Boston GEoOe.
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SKIN DISEASE,

F. Drake, esq, Cleveland Ohio, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands head, and face, and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctorug faied TO help
him, and alter ali had failed he used Dr. Fraziers
Magic Ointment and was cured by q few appliea.
tons.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price. fly cents
HENRY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
g. vesey street, New York City.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DIR, WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT Is a
ure cure. Price 81, by mail. For sale by drug
RiSls Wa
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The above extracts dispose completely Of
The various ATTACKS m ndo upOn AGsOHsLtN-
AR1a WATER by intercated ninnufactur-
ers OF herated waters.
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SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES,

Tho following is the list Of Senators and Repre-
sentatives, with their location. Northwcstis uu.
derstood when not otherwise printed
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great ocean lay undiscovered before him. There's
where our heroine has the advantage of him she
has sounded all the depths and shoals OF this tur-
bulent ocean. OthellO vigorously faithfully, con-
scenously took OH according to the gorgeous idiocy
that was in him. and in Of his worst fits Des-
demona very likely found him impressive or at
least lively. But it reserved for this heroine.
this New-England girl, Marcia Hubbard. wife of
that brilliant young journalist BARLEY Hubbard, to
attain to a height depth. length breadth and thick
ness of jealousy that Othello never dreamed of.
Could he have lived in this day-this interpretive
day-apd have known Marcia, he would surely nave
been so impressed with the shortcomings OF MS own
passion as, in very jealousy of her superior and I'M
approachabIe jealousy, to place his individual Jeai-
ousy upon the nearest fve-cent counter and request
Edwin Booth and John Mccullough as personal
favor to release him from his engagements with them
and underline Marcia Hubbards name III place OF
his own. To demonstrate to thos" who are not read
ing "A Modern Instance the Hrence of her jeal-
ousy we need only make logle short ex-
tract from tho last instanent of that de-
hghtfnl story She has been married several
months and IS introduced to Mr.. Halleck,
an old friend of her husband. Halleck wasn't a
handsome man, and the fact that he wasn't proved
n comfort to Marcia. Why n comfort We VIII
wager that O hello, although recognized as an ex-
pert in the field of jealousy, could not have guessed
why in thousand years. Let Mr.. Howels OK
plain why: Marcia was content that Halleck
should be plain and awkward with close-cit drGb
hair and dull complexion. She rould not hare liked
eren man irho kne,c BARLEY before she did to be rey
Landowner The italics belong to The TRIBUNE
The jealousy to Marcia After reading the above
extract any person who has been circulating the re-
port that Othello jealous will see the propetyof
coming out in a card exOnerai ing him. Othello
may have had jealous intentions, he may have
meant jealousy, but competitive examination of
him at the hands of Marcia would have shown that
he never knew anything of the passion. Never
ANYTHING for Shakespeare and the rest of us to
spoIk of.
To the student bent upon detecting all the indi-
cations of the worlds progress Marcas jealousy
affords n most interesting study We are too apt to
conclude that about all the notable advances of
this age are of material nature But here Is
the proof that of the master passions of our
nature has been greatly enlarged and improved
since Othcllo felt it.
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exploring the wilds Of Australia and New-Guines
has just returned to Europe for short VISIT princi
pally to attend to the publication Of complete
edition Of his works in Russian. His knowledge
of languages, both European and Asatic is said to
be most remarkable, and with English lie is so
familiar that he usually employs i to write in. In
his mother tongue he Is not well versed, having
been absent from Russia since his fifteenth year.
NJ Coquelin the famous French actor has made o
great hit in London in his impersonation of Don
Aanibai, tho disrepntable sot, in "IAyentnriere."
In his acting the nature of the drunken rascal is
forcibly indicated The cunning twinkle of tho
eyes, the swagger so ready 10 vanish at the first
symptom Of danger the insOlence which can so soon
turn to serviity, all shown and before Anntodt
has been upon the stage ten minutes his wboie
character is as apparent as IL volume had been
written to describe il.
Admiral Jaures, French Ambassador to Russia, Is
plain, blunt sailor and an ardent Republican,
who has decidedly undiplomatic habit of thinking
aloud. Not long ago he conversing with a
high official of Russia, who was lamenting the sad
condition into which the country had been brought
by the Nibilist agitations the anti-Jewish riots.
official corruption and other evils. Yes" said
Jaures. ingeuuonsly 90 have thought it all out,
and see no hope for you hero until you have Re-
throughout Court circles, to the discontinue OF The
Admiral VINO momentariiy had forgotten that the
chief use of diplomats tongue ID to conceal hv
opinions
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Nsm'Dork Daily Gribnare.
SUNDAY. JULY 2, 1882.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FonFIGN-Twenty-f IRISH members of the
House of Commons were suspended yesterday.
g. 1t is SAID that the conference has agreed upon
eventual active intervention in Egypt. and that
Turkish troops are to be used first the Porte has
signi6ed its intention to be guided by the views of
the conference - Legal proceedings have been
taken 20 stop the building of the Channel tunnel
CoNGREss.-In the Senate yesterday the bill TO
establish the Territory of Pembna was reported;
the Legislative. Executive and Judicial Appropri-
alton bill was passed; bill was passed further to
regulate the investment Of the Pacific Railroad
sinking funds consideration of the General Def
cheney bill was begun. 80 In the House joint
resolution was passed authorizing the Secretary Of
the Treasury TO issue two per cent bonds or certlf
Gates in exchange for bonds bearing higher rate OF
interests the Naval Appropriation bill was further
considered without final action; message was
received from the President. returning without his
approyal the bill to regulate the carriage of pasSen-
gers by sea.
DoMEsTIC.-The President sent large number Of
nominations to the Senate yesterday, including
several United States Ministers, Ministers Resident
and Consus - For the fiscal year ended June
80 the postal service MISUNDERSTANDING. - he
body of Guiteau was buried yesterday in the jail
yard at Washington. - cyclone PASSED
over Coalvlle, Butler County, Penn. Friday
night killing several persons and wOunding MANY
others. - Much damage has been done at La
fayette Ind, and Oregon, H., by storms. - The
trial of r. Porter Lee, formerly president of the rst
National Bank of Buffalo, on the charge of embezzle
ment resulted in the disagreement of the jury
- In fight between white and colOred men at
Brooksvlle Fla. three negroes were killed. -
The majority for the prohibitory amendment to
the Iowa State Constitution is 2S,907
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-William X. Garrison died
Yesterday at Long Branch. 60 The CoroneTs
inquest into the cause of the Parkers Creek acct
dent was continued. - Jim Farrell, George
Kenney Barrett, Monitor, Itaska and Bertha won
the Monmouth Park races - Merchants say
that their losses by the delay in hand
ling freight are considerable. 60 Obreigbt
refused to return from New-Jersey. 60 The Har-
ward freshmen were beaten by the COlumbias on
the Harlem - Captain Webb won the swim
ming match at Coney Island. 60 In the games of
the American Athletic Club, Myers beat the best
record for 600 yards. - Gold value of the legal
tender silver dollar (412le grains, 1871 cents.
80 Stocks were extremely dull, with fluctuations
that generally insignificant, and closed steady.
THE WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate clear or fair and cooler weather Thermome-
ter Yesterday: Highest 90 lowest. 64"; average,
74oao
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