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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-08
FRIDAY, December 8, 1882.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Annie (Br), New, Penarth. in
ballast-A Minis & Sons.
Schr Lewis Ehrman, Collision, Philadelphia,
with guanO to order; vessel to Jos A Roberts
& Co.
steamer Mary Fisher, Gibson, Cohen's Bluff
and way landings-Master.
steamer City Of Bridgeton, Fitzgerald, Fer
nandina-Wo Odbridge 4 Hartman.
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Savannah, Florida ( Western RV.

SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, November IL, 1852
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. Noyemher1s
~ 1852, Passenger Trains on this road viii
run as follows:
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RailroaDs.
Central & Southwestern B. Rs

SAVANNAH, GA, November IS, 1882
4 and after SUNDAY, November 26. 1899,
- passenger trains on the Central and South
follows: -
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Railrnann-
Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co.

SAVANNAH. GA, November q, 1882.
COMMENCING MONDAY, November 9Th,
- at 80 m, and until further notice, trains
VIII arrive and depart as follows:
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HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
A. ]. MILLER & co.'s
Furniture and Carpet Emporium.

ENINE CHAMBER and PARLOR SUITS.
Il DWARF and WING BOOK CASES and
SECRETARIES, LADIES' DESKS, WORK
STANDS, GARDINER STANDS, BOU-
QUIET STANDS. PEDESTALS, EBONY
CABINETS. Fine BRACKETS in great
variety, Raw Silk, Plush and Leather
LOUNGES, PATENT ROCKERS in
Mahogany, Ebony and Walnut, Fancy RE-
CEPTION CHAIRS, CORNER CHAIRS,
WINDOW CHAIRS, DINANS in Raw silk
and Plush, FOLDING CHAIRS Of every de-
scription, Reed and Rattan ROCKERS and
FAUTUEIL plain and bronzed, Fine SMYR-
Ma RI GS and MATS, MOQUETTE RUGS and
MATS, LACE CURTAINS, HASSOCKS, OF
TOMANS, etc. Upholstering and Decorating
by skilled wOTkmen.
FOR THE CHILDREN-BICYCLES TRI-
CYCLES. VELOCIPEDES, FANCY CHAIRS.
Fine DOLL CARRIAGES, JUMBOS, etc, etc.
PRICES VERY LOW AT
A. J. MILLER & CO.'S.
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DnIinan 6nn0o.

W TYPOGRAPHY fairly eclipsed by our
VI beautiful display of CHRISTMAS and
n NEW YEAR CARDS, embracing selec-
~ lions from the best and most renowned
manufacturers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-08
COUNTRY PRODrCE.

Pom TsY.-Market well stocked; demand
good. EGgs-Market well stocked; demand
st'-. BUITER-GoGd demand; not much
lIr- GOD. PEANUTS-Smau stock; demand
-.1i. >YECP-Georgia and Florida coming
% .l moderate supply, and in fair demand.
9l1AL-Gcorgia and Florida quiet; very little
beng received
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-08

H-.E-There was a steady tone TO the mar
~ to-day although the inquiry was very
- The sales were about So barrels. We
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-08
ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Schr Five Brothers, BOnsall, New York, will
guano to order; vessel to Master.
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- Al sToRRs.--S1il. --R0sln and Spirits
's's ar waited for coastwise eargoes, say
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
The GusteRu Trial,

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jan. 9.-Tha prisoner
arrived q! he court house about $50, and was
taken to bis wsi!iog room. lia appeared
rather ntTvous. and his c0uateasno, infatuated
erxioly. When be bad ,sken his seat in tho
doos be glazed around stea,hiy ovsr tho au-
dIeGo', and Immediately began harangu,.
o'l1sotlv intended for The Jury. II have re-
csivsd, b. ssit. sama 500 letters. a great
malorlty o! them irjm ladies'. When [ get
time shall sttrud to them. l wsnt to send my
srae!icHs 10 tho ladies' of Anlerics. aud thank
them ior their sympathy. They doo't want
rae TO- be hanged. Pubic opioioI is last chang
log. received Saturday o check for 81, 600
from the sa!Ssrts Of Brooklyo. aud another
for 1900 from The slslw;rs OF New Yc,k.
want this jury to understand how publ, opir-
ion ia on this CASE
A bliIltt hero tried to Silenc, hin, Rheu he
sutned uron him 10 the mcss vicious manner,
and snarlcd cu., "Ytu keep quiat, and mind
your own business. Don't iotefere with me
when om talking, If ycu bad ary sense you
would Understand your place.
With this oDeniDg brstz,. the proceedings
III Gus Term ware begun, and Mr.. So,ville re-
tuned his argument.
MIR. S,cville proceeded without inserruptioo
ter 90 hour, scd bis remarks wero listened 10
With msrked attention. He lsid stress upon
no proposltIoIs thu, itsans men citen know
mo difference bstwesn right sud wrong and fer
has reason carc,al their rls1a tba. the beI-
eh: Ct the dcubt should attach 20 the ples Of
iosatl'y tea raised. with tho sauo io!os ss
Wheu urged IN coonsc ion 5ith ibe tbe o,m-
mlitlou nf tho crlno
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Garibsili has been severely Injured bs ID g
urselting OF HE Carriage.
1t the Fronch senatorial elections yester6sy,
u republicans md Is conservatives wore elee, cd
IS reEublicAn gain Of y seats. Both branch %
OF NE legislature arc now republican.
Twenty or more persons ware wounded yas.
!erdny in melee between the Paris police and
s procession 90 route Tor Paro IL Cta;ge, 10 visit
tGo grave of Blarqui.
Tho Catholic Bishop of Threo Rivers, Canada,
II aoout TO DO made sn archbishop, with his
early retirement from oflcs afterwards, Ee ia
lGo leader OF the uitrAmontano party in tho
Province CT Q lebec.
England snd Frarca have cent q collective
Eoto 10 THAR respective consuls-general OF Cairo,
slTlaE rctlce that they will protect the Khediye
sgs!Est any attempts to create disorde.. Tho
note Is directed chiefly against Tuekiah inter.
ference.
a dispatch frcm Rome published in Paris
newspaper ssys that arrangements have been
made for the departure of the Pope to Malta, il he
Inds /. Impossible to remaia in Rome. The
Vienna Montags Revue STATES, apparently semi
officially, tina. no European government has
taken any cfic;al or confidential step in regard
10 papsl guarantees.
Rev. Fathers Labilla and Lacrosse have pro.
posed 10 the Quebec government tho o-ganiz,-
ton OF provincial lottery of $1,000 QUO, The
government 10 take the lottery under lis patron.
fg,, and TO receive q revenue thefeirom OF tan
per cent. 10 be applied TO vs,ions charities of
Ire province, AID the rem ai1der 10 be expended
ior colonization purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
The markets.,

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-Vireinia Ga old -; do
deferred III do consolidated e.; do ID "a.
RES sea past due coup -; new 10 4Os 3S1 bid
to-day. Cotton firm; middlngs liz Flour
ttesoy and quiet; Howard street and Western
suoer 26a$6 o. do extra 25AS6 IS; do family
= QUASI 26i City Mills super 4 5OsS5 25: do
extra 6OasG rs; do family 7 60aS7 Is; do Bio
1rands $7 on; Pstapeco family So e. Whest-
southern nominal; Weslern dull and higher ::
Southern red 1a9al41; Go amber l42al45: No !
Ma 70, lA5i No Westsrn winter red spot l4Ol.
i40a Jan 14O3al4's: Feb 142sa142s; Mar l445,
l45; April l469al46i. Coru-Souihern scarce
and 1rm; Western dull kut steady; Southern
white IS do yellow p; Western mir ed epot
and Jan 68 bid; Feb G9is69s Mar 7I4.7li:
May I6,16i Oats firm Southern 4sa51; West.
ero While 5Os52; do mixed $3.50; Penns 49asO
Rye dull a. 9ial00. Hay ir good request; prime
10 choice Penns and Md 16sS23 Coffee ouiat:
no cargoes: ordinary to fair e1alC4. sugar
nr@; A sottes Whiskey nominsly 81 ia.
NE" YORK, Jan. 8 Stocks have q downward
ondency. Money g. Cotton quiet; Upland,
~; Orleans l23l6. Flour dull snd heavy
W neat dull and siigAt!y in bnyers' favor. Corn
snsde easier cash and Jan strong,
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. Jsp.9-
Cattle IN active demand sAlea 28OO head: prime
az; good t9:6!i medium 64a6 mmon 4s6
oneep 10 active demand; Gales 1900 head !:
PRIME 52soi good 5i5i; medium 4l.4i; common
ota4 Lambs 4s.7c. Calvea $50; hogs-m,r-
z s active sales 400 head; prime 10; good ei.
81 meclum e2sSt common 1881,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BoNps.-J. A. HAube.ol s.
Co.'S. Baltimore Financial Circular Of satuid sy
last says:
Virginia bonds arc decidedly weak. and il tha
absence Of orders 10 tug, consols sold from 20
down to Go regular and 64i seller 60 Hat. Re-
Gently but few bonds hxve been bought for
foreign account and IN consequence the bonds
Ire very heavy, aud ara only supporte hy s
small short interest which is being rapidly lou
dated 1910 bonds gro more firmly held and Id
fair demand with no disposition TO force salas.
They sold at 90 and there are some good orders
in the market to buy TT abou. these aRuroI. 81
about 90 wo think lu;O's ara asfa 10 bny, rs tbev
are selling at hcures that might be CONSIDERED
not high even itiho resdjus!ers conld carry Gu:
their schema for scAibg than, They ere roo
near y down to tho figures at which pealers are
selling and peolers which carry coupons not 70.
csiVable iOr taxes arc considered by those in 70.
adiuater ciIc es 10 ha cheap. Tax.rsceirable
coupons sold at 72!, tho lowest price at Which
they have snd for q long time, but later nt,
vanced to "A We think holders of coupoLs
will do we'll to keep them for a better market
The tax payers arc holding of now, bu. they
will pa obliged to buy them. and, we think,
later on tfey will cell at better pric.a Virginia
pesers sold at tSi. or. coupons; useler COUPONS
brought 20 10 20; black script 18. aud Virciri,
deferred SOLD st IA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
TC-DAY;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
To-Day's Congressional Proceedings


SENATE.
Bills Wcra introduced as folow5:
b. MIR. Antho,y tor the relief of cerlsin o.
hcers Oh the retired list ct the navy.
By Dir. Fargy, to grant additional pansloDs to
those who have lost an arm or a les in the ser
vcs Of the United States.
By Mr., Hill, Of Georgia. for the termination
OF The convention Of Jan. 80. 1875. between
the United States und the King of the Hawai-
80 Islands. He also Introduced . resolution,
which Was adopted, for so irqairy By the
Committee % Foreign Relations IS to Whist
aoLon ls proper to terminate the convention.
BY MIR. Teller. for the deposit of silver
aud the Issue Of certificates therefor.
By Mr.. Butler, for the creation Of bo!y of
parliamentary attorneys.
Mr.. Hosr's resolution fer 4 spscisi committee
on Wcmaa Suffrage was pissed.
Al lis. Nj. Shsrmau's three-as. cautun
b'nd bill Was tsksn up. ani Mr. Sherman
spoke 10 is advocacy.
HOUSE.
Mr.. k=lly Iof Peno.. c!airmaa Of tho Coz
ni.ee 90 Ways art Mesas. offered resclE-
ton FIR tho distribution of tho President
nesssgs to the various o;mmtteos Of the
dou3e. and II was referred to tina Com ml;tee
Of III, Whole. Mr.. B,'f,rd, Of Colorado. TT
serving all points of Orier thereon
On motion of Mr. Hiscock, OF N. Y. the
Committee 90 Appropriation, Was granted
lssve 10 sit during the sessions CT the Honse.
UodSr the oall Of States, the folloSiug bills
were iotroduOcd and referred
By Mr.. Shelley, OF Ala: TO reduce The fees
to DO paid by officers OF steam vessels for GER
tifioates Of license to so csuts.
BY Mr.. Page. OF O.l.: To sdni: freq of duty
steam ptow msohinory for tho cultivation of toe
coil.
ASP to make ths anniversary of tho dis,ov-
cry OF am lrica legal holiday.
By MIR. Phelps. of Conn. 10 prosids for
the circulation by nsti,oal banking institutions
OF notes OF lower aenomiaatioas than SIS.
A!ao fsr toe protection Of attorneys doiog
busioeRs ba'ofe tho P.eut Odic3.
B1 MIR. kssson. OF Iowa: 10 provide for The
appointment IF o commission 10 inyestig ito the
question Of the tariff .ud the iaternal revenue
laws.
BY Mr.. Caldwsl'. Of Ky: To eau,lizs psn.
stone.
Also to repeal the arteays of pensions act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
The Biackburn-Burbvth Contro
TGxSy.

The feud between Repres:nta!iv, Blsclbu;a
AMI Gen. BurbriGg,. Ct Kontucky. is still 10
progress, and an additional chapter Of lie Gil.
respondencs has been mado rub!io. UQder
date of Dec. 81. 1881, Mr.. Blackburn wrote
letter to Gen. Bnrbridge, 10 which he said:
II wish you to understand, sir, that hs7s
never sought to reopen the issues OF the war.
nor have / ever at any tims spoken uukiudyes
spy officer of The Uoited Ststes army unless hs
acts pu. him beyond the palo of civilized ws,-
fGrs 10 the twilight of barbsrism. Nor will |
c,rseut to employ harsh language or severity
of criticism toward my opponents 10 that strlS-
gle SAVE under the circumstances stated. But
sir, after osrsful consideration, allow me to say
that. 10 spite of your special plea that aLunber
OF distinguished gentlemen whom you name az
proved your conduct, who 10 80 doing must
h,v, scted wilhou. full Knowledge CT the
faots whenever circumstances require or
may be called upon to spesk 10 rgard thereto.
my statements shall bs consistent With ID,
truth, cod those heretofore mtds By me-
70 this Gou. Bur6ridge responded 10 = letter
da!sd Jaa. 6, 10 which be reviews his own mi
iary &c 8 while in comMscd in Kentucky, and
says that shey received the hearty approval of
ell Union meu, and were planned 10 strict al-
eordaI C, With orders from Secretary Stanton
snd Gen. Sheinsn. He adds 1T ia to bert-
grotteG that 10 passing senterc, up,u me O. the
officer to whom tho execution of orders for the
suppression of Suerril!as was entrusted sou fail
ed to Include 10 yeut decentralization the gusrri;
las themselves" Gen. Burb,idzo then cites
various murders tl'sgcd to have been c,mmi,-
ted By guerriss within tho department Ct
| which be had command. and says
IF your distrc. YVES dotted over With graves
i: Was for such aoss es thts,. AS | informed
you 10 my previous letter. not man WAS put
! to death by NY order without first having beoo
| 'ried end convicted by rgalss,y org.n'z
cour;- martial" lie oououd.s with 40 sllu,,oo
to the alleged sttemDt 10 introduce yelltw fever
into Tho northern cities by means CT Infected
olo!hi, G during the les: yesr Of the war, bot
does Do. mention tho name Of the person who
WAS chs'eed with having suggested this mode
of warfare.
A number OF dispatches and lotals irou
Mr. Lincoln, Secretary Stanton. Geo. Sherman.
Gen. ScofaId and other persons in sutholi'v
ara cited TO show that Gcu. Busb.idgs acted
within tbs scope OF his orders when The no 3
wore dlao which Mr.. Blackburn says put him
'beycni the pale of vi!izcd warfare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

Governor CaHissoG, ia Tia message to the
Gtucral Assembly, saya 10 ''has 10 other Sim
than to n,aluiain thu true hGsor Of VHgnis.
and 10 the very GcZt paragraph he recoE.nl :rls
tho p.sssgc oil 8 oil list nilI rob the creditors
OF Virgins Of iwel7n mtous CT their Just
Gains. Ths diiicIcrc. bets,ceu words snd SOL
in tho Gov srno:'s ease is as marked So it IVES
10 that OF General Malone, VINO psid he WAS
better democrat ih.n Ssnsi;r Till, and ion.
uedlatay thereafter vo,eG 10 III: tie rcpajli
c,ns 10 aolirol Of tho SaDaie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

Mr. IS. John G.,a Would Ike 10 be The k1k-
hone OF iousia1s. ku. the fstes are against him
for he IL no. only a light wight .s compared
with the fortunate John Kelly OF Virginia, both
az regards brains and va0noy but M:ior X. a .
Burke. Of the Ns1 Orleans Times Democrat,
who is SIS we'll acquainted with public feeling in
Louisiana IS any other ;na- il that State, ;,Js
that Mshonisrl wolld Eot succeed thare even
with an able and competent leader Tho expes
flonce Of Louiaiars with tho Inle Of Iaen III. in
power ~ the negroes il 100 5ccaa. to permit
her TO run tha risk cf It again
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
MONDAY EVENIMe, JANUARY 9. lsS:
TIE iest;netera s,id iLev W.T., po;ne fn RI

The lcac justera ssid they VITO going to re-
du'o tho ezpersas Ct tho Safe, BE-. 10 cr1et
to ge. Court Of Appeals that will decide th.t
the State sbs'l sc: PAY her JUS! debts. they
propose &c ro:iro 100 CT III, present jedyas Of
!ha' o1u,t ~ III! p.c. n1d 6iI their pIao:s with
!Den Who vi! t2cder iha dtci.ion tho7 desire
Bat what dots tho average riadiaster care
thu: ssed!lng tie State with tho txpclsa Ct
tho salaries Ct 1870 uGnsoussaIg judges? lie
doesEtt Day a7g teg5s, sad i: is tho semo to
Gir1 whether Inc tsx.ptyo:a pay Coo lega or
a hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
i fairs In Epy.f

ALEXANDRIA. Jan. 9.-Ssrious olmplio.-
lions have arisen be:Heeu the chambers and
the European controllers gtnlral over ficancisl
measures. Cherif P4sbs. the prime minister,
IS supported ty the army and another demon.
t.atiCn is probable. The situation is critical,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
One Experience from Manv.

1 had been sick and miserable 60 long and
MAD caused ny husband 50 much trouble and
expense, no one seemed to know what allied me,
That was completely dsheartened and discour-
aged. In tbs trsme of mind got bottle of
Hop Bistsrs and used them unknown to my fam
~. soon began to improve al d gained 80 fast
ths. my husband and family thought it strange
and uEnalursl, tu! when told them what h.d
helped me- they said "Hu!rsh for Hop Bitter, |
long may they prosper. for thsy have made
mother we'll and us happs.-The Mother
Homo Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

General Mnhoue aud Messr5. Paul, JorgeDsen
and DezeGdorf recon- nend the foIrnsrs Nseh-
ington's organ. tins National Republican. II Fir'
ginia leAders for ils untecttonaliSm. There's
Sweetness for you. Why the paper GTos end
bresthes and has is being on its hats for the
South and for thu South paopla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

are hsrsby s,verai'y requested to luFash. as
s5cu as pCs5ible, tie following information:
Isl! Whistler ary counterfeit CT forged obi
cstious CT tho State of Virginia have 10 any
say c,ne to their knowledge.
-. If 50. OF what kind wero the said forge ID
CT countarfs! sstiors-bonda. coupons, or
or foates; their number. denomination sid
amount? When and by whom presented, and
vbst ac.oD. if any. has been taken 10 regard
thereto, Agreed to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

Secretary of the Commonwealth F.unilsroy.
is still msklog Fl sht to hold his plsc,. He IL
sists that bis party has treated nlm shabblly 10
50, king to give Bis plaos TO another aud says
,ba. hs is wiling, fer the caucus 10 nominate
him for n ,Iec,ion msks hin Judge Of lhe
Supreme Court and then he will Of course give
up bis place as Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

Are you disturbed al night and broken OF your
relt BY SICK child suffering ana crying with
tbs e1cruciatinR pain of cutting teeth II 60,
ost ones 4nd get = bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer mmediately-depend upon it !;
there is no mistake about it. There ia not =
mother on Garth who has ever used it who will
not tel! you st once that it will regulate the bow.
els, and give rest to The mother, and relief and
heaih 10 the child, operating like magic. It is
perfectly safe 10 uss in sill esses, and pleasant 10
oidfs. and best female .hysicians and nurees in
tue United States. Sold everywhere. Is cents
q bottle. mbSI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

II thu fasdlu.t.c ioe'nD1rs Ct III. e5ucs.iona!
committees c. tbs General Assembly were like
ordinary IneD, tnry must haze fall LILLE ql,nl-
i.h last TLu'ed.y Afternoon, when Rev. it;r.
Mayo, CT B,s!0n, who was addressing .hen1,
Said What The Eo:!h hG1ed end expected
ftoa Virginia Was that IT. sth 20! sto::; alou!d
be pu. beyond political ctaogts"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
Ncgcnt PracIaimed.

PARIS, J.n. GA Berlin despatch 10 La
Franco says: Emperor William has decided to
nrtcaim the Grown Priuce Frederick Wili,m
Regent 90 the 22nd OF March rext en- tho &C.
cIsl'n Ct Emperor Williams eighty ff;h birth
DIV ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

General MsLouu's Washington organ says
"RepublcAns, gree1backers and leadjust
may properly uaitc." Why the coalition should
be verbally go restricted nobody csn tel, espe-
cislly as evorybody knows shss oil the AGulla-
mites would be Hospitality admitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
Drowned.

,.SpRIkosIELD. hass Jan. 9.--Net!ie and ID.
dia 9oozey. OF BrooA fold. and Georgiana Hart,
OF North Broosled, each about l6 yesrs of .gs,
6reks through the ice on QuAbolg river, vt
Brookhold Sunday sf:arnoon and wero drowned.
Eddie struggled nobly 10 save the girls and was
drowned in tina atttm3t. Only the boys body
was recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

EI.Secretsry bla!ne had The bad G.t3 10 offer
to psy the expenses OF the representatives Ct The
South American republics 10 The proroasd con.
fereLcs in WsshilGtcn to which hs invlsed
them. If MAINE was hell baEt on Co!ecnor
Kent" Bitilo was certsialy similarly 5ilccted
toward unsoemly diff"roncas with foreign nctioIe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

! & Dublin CORES on dent says tina! commercial
c!redt in Ireland il broken end that the result Of
the'lyesrs trade shows s decrease Of thirty pei
cent Yin imports" Fer ali Of which he Irish poo.
pie csie thank Mr. Farnel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
Father and Son.

COLUMBIA, s. o., Feb. Is. 1881,
d. b.. WARNER & CO: Sus-I cured m, :
sell ct kidney disease, and my SOD Of Btieht's
D,sesss. BY The use Of rout Sale Kidoey aad
LIVER Cure, when cvery other remedy had
tai''o' JOHN AdNEW,
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Death OF n Minister,

NEW YORK. JAM. 9.-The Rsy. DR.. John
Ooston Smith, r.o,or of the Church OF the Az
eeusio0, 90 Fifth avenue, died this morrlog q.
the ago of Sc years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

The January number of iha Children's Muse.
um has been received from lis puhli:hera. +. B.
Goddard g. Co., New York. This is an excel
lent, cheap magazine for CHI llrer, and will sup.
ply tho wants OF those who cannot afford the
N ore expensive residing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

Take little auucysnoes out Of the way. If5ou
are suffering With Cough CT Cold, use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup at otc.. This cd and re-
Liable remedy will never disappoint you. All
Druggists cell il for Is cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

The marke. opeis f:rner, with general ad-
vance in the rIicaa of grain. Flour i, steady At
quotations. with indications of az advance. Tbs
receipts Of Wheat arc very light, and wo quoie
as from lao TO l48 for fair 10 choice. Corn has
coLIiderably advanced. and sells at 1880. No
Eye or Cats reported. Country produce has dc.
Clined in constGuanco Of The mild weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

Tho psrt OF Golden Days for January los
been received from It's publisher. James ElveI-
son, PHILADELPHIA. this is weekly nast z.ne
for boys and girls aid is orc Of the best Of its
class that are printed, for where's no chi d can
be injured by anything it contains, nj children
will be improved by perusing it sttaltiVely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

Tho 2 !hiisd,phi Record ssys There is Hs
much preJu Dice against negroes in Philadelphia
az there is in Virginia." That's tho truth. but
the republicans wont acknowledge it.