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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-07
T. 0. HOWE, 1 OStDaaSter General.
Pr, Osals f r Militar., Su.
 plies.

HEADQUA RTERS D PARTMI NIT OF A sIZONA
 OFFICE or THE CHIEF oUARTERMAsTER, WHIPPLE BARRACKS, REsCOTT, A. l. Aarch 15, 1882 = SEALLD PROPOSALs in triphcaie, subject to thu O usual condi ions will be received at this oihc' until I2 o'clock noon sstu lay, prl 15, 1882, al which tim place hey will b. opeI cd in tue pres bidders, furnish ng and delivery of Miitsr. supplies during the hscal year comlnenc on the ls day of July 1884, and ending the 3Oth day of June 1885, folloWs:
 FUEL-Hard and Soft Wood and Charcoa, FORAGE Barley or ats, Bran, Corn, and Hay; STRAW (ol hay for bedding such of said -upph may be re quired at Fort Apache, Fort Bowie. Fort Grant For Huschuca, Fort Lowell Fort MeDoNe ell, Fort Mojave For Thomas, Fort Verde, and whipple Depot, A. T. and Fort Yuma, Cal.
 Proposals win also be received at the time b. he Quartermaster at each of tho above named posts xcept whipple Depot, A. T., for furnishfi he suD )iies required by that pos only
 Froposals for orage and Straw required at Wilcox md Maricopa stations A. T., VIII receiv'd anc opened the tme the foreg ing. at the office o the C h ef QuarteImas CT of ihe department.
 Proposals win also be received at the office of tht Chief Quartermaster of the DeIaItmt nt and opened time with the foregoing, the deiiv " the of the $. P. R K- at stations between LOs Angeles and Co ton Cal, oi such quan ri s or Bary and ky rostaicpr cd balea Bar.ey Ha' and straw may be required during the fiscal year comuencin July 1, 1872.
 ProloHals for either class of the mentioned o fir quen'iti less than the whole quirtd, Il b. crived. The ov erlnleut Tes ewes q r"ht ICjec any all Irouosals. pr.ter,n will be given iC article of domestic production. Blank proposals ana prn ed circulars stating the hnd and est maad quan
 tes required each post giylna full lns.ruction O the manner of bi0dl' g, nditiohs to re cb served by bidders and terms of contract ana pa ment will furnished application Il office or to tn Quartermastt at th- various posts amed Envelopes aiming proposals sho ld be marked . ropOsas fol | --at--" anf ad iressed to the undersigne, | or to the respective post Quarrernasters. | HENRY HODGES, Deputy Or. Mir. General, U. g A, | At Chief Quartermaster.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
 BEDROCK MINING COMPANY.

Locat'on of pr.ncip1 pl-ce or hs-'~ Fran CaiIiOr
 Location f WOrks, Weav. Mini a Ds uio, T syap Goun y, riZOna l CT. liory.
 NOtIc -Inere deiiI quent upon the foiONlDg de scrIbei account assessment No ], l NIeO. oI the 9th day of F. b. Gary 1882, the se7eraI Ou DOsIIe Jc Uf the respective as
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Nottce of nb icatiO sa.

LAND sFIoz I ErsCarT, 4. '. !
 Mlr L 1SSz. n ice is hereby gi 6n tbtt he fOliUWiLg nan d settler has filed oi hs biention ike final p oof m fuI port 8 els secmc final el.try thereof IL U \. LSu iice at P-esCott, A T., on m. sti. day uf Anril, 1s62: Ges rg. Blot: IS, for the \ " la ee. S3, 4, Q W. and names Ihe ioilc ing his Vitnssses VII: B. ' Miller, Andrew W Whitehair, h. M. herSeIt, and Joln piXon.
 UScn3-5w v \. KxLLV.
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NoTICE!

Notice is he, eby given. warning IersOus aSain> urcna sing tn. Ga LevIatLan Nine, formery Owne Iy C. F. x ant,n) Nesv District, lsyapai county, A. - re ocate a, the eaCnti nine, ty the uI d Tslg1ed Persons F. iuItl.I ed al thsi uesIa sng on th' a,d propery, tley wl Le prosecuted aoc rdng t' 'V-N -NSNOA
 Antelore Hin. Jan. @, lss2.
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"HO0d though

Is dspIIe gray silver sns and ali, IT hands high, ,Ntals U d. ~eiE ht l % ,bs by tho rOus red French horte; di m Ih rouf fkIe, NOInan; when wears d U as mp, Ittd lIhICis Ar. ItlIy. This ,or N II be st he stable of MT Bacon, ID lrescott, innl tle 1st oi Msy. ~
 Pc. WILDE R. Prescott. March 1Eth, 1884. mll-lm
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Notice for PuDli eat on:

LAND OFFI CE AT IRIscOIT, A. T.,
 AaTch 8, lSs2. Notrce is hereby given 'ha the to4oV lng n med ,ettle, as fea olCt of hI iIfeI 10 male hnai I roof in sup or lis cla m, tld % hnal entry ihe,t Of at ile U.s. LaI fl ce ~ P-es tA.T tn tb str day of AtII IsS2 JCEn H. sen: Il F No gu. for the is of sN lt and W wIs O 14 ec. 3.i, 2 ov bsLlp f. IA W, @. d na tn lc~li 2 as hie V t, e ee- 2: c q, le B OI, H,hry belt and all uel NJ l eT, ALGIev ' tthar, ans aces N. Besc iI LIAM K n,
 m;cb3 5w tgSte-.
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NafiEe fnE Publication.

tsyP orIIoE AT S, PHEsGoFr; cor IA: A; T. Notice is hereby given that the follC~1us ra.ned setiler hat filed ice of h's neruon 10 make IT al rroof ill support of his claim, and secure Inai eny thereof st the t. S Land Ofice. Prescott, A o'i the oOih day of AIril, Ies2: W K- Ferris: H Nc. Ica for Inc :, of ; l and \ "a Of ei : ec l9 T I0NRi wstt rnd 'aII e the following ss his wit ness g, viz: ticorse %aoas.., phrs.n d ethhlt' Henry Fl. H1 bert, ha' es T ylor d ouihoru ha'ha- vsy. rll of Yavalai c unty, T.
 1,IO-Gt WFIIT.N \. KI FY- Fer-s-tr
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The President will appoint Secretary Kirkwood President of the Board of five commissioners which wIli, nndeF the pro visions of the new anti-polygamy bill, gov crn Utah. The position is to be rendered SIr Kirkwood immediately after his retire ment from the Interior Department.
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And scc1rdansr with law, and Sl order 6f 'ht@ Board of Di ,ctrs ma, 6 on the sixth day Febru- aIy. k 2, so many sh oh par e' ct such st may ary, will be sold at publ s1eiioD, ai fhe ctiCu b, of Cobb BONee 3u Mon gomtI! st Sa' FraLc Cal. O.. dunCsy, the ih I'd day 'i lrll, ISS2 he he 2 U'c ock of sald das, 90 pay sai, DelibQueut Ass. smsnt heisoir toge'he
 hAs. II. GnANES, Secietar,. Ofic Nc. 6 Pest street, San krEnciseo. Cal
 Ec'bIS i'd
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4 New York dispatch of March 29th says that Franklin J. Moses, ex-Governor of South Carolina, has beeh arrested for svind- ling. He represented himself to Freebon J. Smith, manufacturer, as brother "f Gov. Colquitt, of Georgia, from whom he got SI75. There are plumber of similar charges against him.
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Dissolution NoIice.

The copartrershp heretofore existing between Boyd k Boswell in tie Pr, scot Ksg saloon mas ms the 22d day of March, iS-2, dlssoiYe by lhptu@l n- sent $ n Bower ret i,,ing all ri. h to the Du-ntss All bills due ,s IL nl VI. Le iaid 10 s. l.. Boyd
 . l.. BOHJ,
 JuhN BOSWELL. Presa.tt March 24th, Iss2 5S
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Five t,aplps afflicted with smallpox ap- plied fer treatment at tLe Chicago health office, ond seven other cases and live dearLe were reported last Friday.
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In his experiments with the strength of insects, Plateau. the French naturalist, has ascertained that in proportion to its size a iune-bug is as powerful as a locomotive
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It is said that Mrs Garfield suffers great annoyance from the publication of unauthor- ized biographies and portraits of General Garfield and famig.
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Liberal Reward :! |!

lii eral reward will be paid to any Ierson returning or giving in lmatior which Will l. ad tu ihe recovery of my horse, which dissp faIed flOm my ranch ADott the mi6dle of Jsnusry. Iss2.
 DEsCRTPTtoN; Heavy work horse, hRht bay whlte nose sn"ut hn @ ,so,s oi1 and lraudeC wh J. Ill., nnt ct,, cD the ieft hind leg; srnsu the left fore sh' oer 's lime teuderl fore feet fIom Ge eCt. Had O" at uh ,f nisar,pf arance a large tell Thtrc si reared af the same tirae white horse, hi is also wtml'd'
 \. SHU-L
 iaF Davis Rauch, or Plaza Stable, F.ls-1tf. i-b %. lSsz.
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Haters of the Chinese at Fl Paso, Texas, raised money to defend woman who Ina! shot aaucy Chiraman, and, after seeing her acquitted. presented her with a silver cup.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is- hereby gvaa thlttha f-n known ss W. I Paxton d Co. is from this Cate ssoiSed by mntuI consent The business will be carried on by W. ID F.y.o, ard ] l. Naish who will assUme all II debted ness at collect all ac-cunta of EaId frmI 9onn A
 W.D. PATTON,
 l.. WALSH,
 JOHN A. MCCBACBIN. Bill Williams Mountain, Feb. 2Otn. 1882. n2s-Sw
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E:stray Horse

Came to ry ranch. on tie mead Of Tanning Creeh in Ju,e, ISsl. sn ircn-qri! tCse, Nll m bl 9nC Said horse k netweer live nd seven years old owner will forward, pro Opert!, pay o1Aises and take ne animal away -.
 apl-4w A. 1hOhHSO
 Prescott, March %, 1882,
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Spe ial T rm of the His rii t
 Court,

ue Ia Term of the District Cont o' the Third Ju laI Ditrct of Ihs Atrriiory ot ArizCna, ill aIa toI he County of Yavapai
 Whereas. il has been made to appPar sa isfac ory o the DStr ct Jud.e of the itOve ed tCuTt by the IIst ic Attorney II tOs sald county H at the inter,st Of ul Ec ustIct GtI "' ihtz sltea tom sald CcWt sbOu b. bee lSr th tr al ot criminal ra7 the suction of criminti bus1ue gen q al S and hat the interest of ublc u nee in hIs, ssG Dis iicE Attorney 's jud; mes', dentn"s It. Therefore, by VI. tue of he statu'e in such eases mace and pI vid d. the uEders sned, Judge Of saic Count heTel clrects tha al term of 5ad Couri be be q resco [, sad Count, TOT he purposes aforesaid. commt Icips On Mondsy, the first sy of M-y, iss3 al t. o clUcE, AM Tine itrk Of sAd Court hereby directed to pub lish n. Iice of lht beNspaptr Vf general circulation saC CCuLty for the period ot not less than twenty days, before saio first day of May. Pre-. colt, A. T., Ma oh s;h, 1882.
 C tt. ". FRI SCH.
 Judge cf Third District Court, A true copy. WM wILKIa-oN, 1 SEAL Attest: Clerk District Count. InCorssd
 Filed Ma ch 18th, lSS2
 Prescott, March 24tb, ls'2.
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The authorities of the City of Mexico have determined to raise by the issuing Of bonds S1, 800, 900 to affect the city in i'm provements by the introduction of water pipes. the relaying of pavements and streets, and the building of slaughter houses, to be pnducted upder the management ot the city authorities.
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Capt. Thos French, a retired officer oi .he 7tn Cav, died suddenly at Leavenworth and gas baiied at the fort
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Pledger, colorcd man, will be nomi- mated as surveyor of customs at Atlanta.
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Prophets say Congress will adjourn about the middle uf June.
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Reports from the overfowed districts Ill Mississippi say tue waters are rapidly sub siding.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-04-07

Gems. Sherman and \ ileo1 are Ill com pany inspecting the military posts in South ern Arizona. General Tecumsah will not reach Prescott this season.
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Aewspaper discnssion about the merits ot an officer, or his demerits, are getting tou frequent.
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INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH.

Oscar Wilde will visit Arizona. and Proba- blv New Mexico. It is possible that he will return to the States via the Southern Ia ci6c and Atlantic tS Pacific roads.
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The Nothod.sr uiuisl-rs of Boston Eoted .l memorialiaa President Arthur to yelq .I.c lLir... ILLL
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MAEII LA J. RoGLRs>
TERRIT, RY CF ARIZONA, ss
 at r4aa.of 77

touhty oi Y~yalai,
 On this sth q of Fe Iu-LN, lsS tefore ne, Eos 7 Wells a Notary Flu he, Ia sl q fnr saC County Oi Yavav l. C,y comnis stoned and swoln, ger onaily ap cared Ma ilis Iare K rrs, rsOI ally tIOWn to me o be the indiNie ual d. sen ed in executed the foraq n strumeLi Whs exsminalCn set Ate apart aud rom nhOut the he of hef safd nus ba,d after rst having be- acqua Dtsa Win tns c,rtt lts G e thn msfIu ont, seNnO~ e0 Cd 70 ID that she eXsSated Ire freely apd vorntaii ', AA for the urpOs shert tn II enuoIeu Sbu "a ut fear, com u'sion undue influence Oi Ter ~ s@iH hu band, and Ih-t she wish 70 reuAS' '-' eN cu;ltn Ofthe sune.
 IA witness whereof have bereuDto se' ny ~ l,.D a
 aud sff xed the seal of py office, the day ana lshAL-l year h hi .eItheale dIsLs bt we uen-
 TIT ID. VI, WILLIS,
 Notary Public, Yavapai Uounty, Arizons-
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THEE To ORGANIZE.

Tho Tucsor q; tizen makes the following sensible suggestion:
 We believe .he clements e&Ist m 'ilis county and Territory out of which gfaliu Republican victory can ke organized tie coming fall. We base this opinion upon the results of preceding elections and the c'laF- acter of the additions which have been made 10 our population: ...--.,
 These elements need organizing to make them effective. To have such an organi- yatien thorough and insure success no tlmc should be lost. The work should commence at once.
 There are very potent reasons why this Ten itory should be in harmony with the administration.
 The gentleman now serving as delegate from this Territory is worthy citizen ana an able man. but he cannot accomp lsh lol his constituents what he could were he elected by majority in political sympathy with the national administration
 A vigorous campaign with iudicious nomi- nations will place Arizona among the he' publican Territories and create fer her strong bond of sympathy with the pro uressive and wealthy states of the nortf and east upon which We are now making our heaviest drafts for capital to develop ou' latent resources. The best governed state' are under Republican rule, and capital teei' more assured when invested where the loca affairs are under intelligent management
 AIRepublican victory this fall from purely selfish point of view is most de sirabIe. It would inspire confidence Ill ou miners enterprises and increase onr pros perity. ...s..., should take immediate steps to secure thorough organization and a cafeiul cdil' ll1 ''s of the Territory The outlook for success is bright: all that it needs Is earnest, pei sistent and well directed edu.t.
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Declaration of Married Woman
EEl OME SOLE 1R DER
TERRITOIY OF ARIZONA,
 ...-.--.- 1 \ .N---n an

TERRITOIY OF ARIZONA, l
 oun,y ol lAvslai.
 NstIce hel,ly gwen t. al Il sun, gned, Ma rila Jane hs gers If tho CCub.S 0f Yay2pa, in the lerIi,rS of -IIzoi g., married N0man, and wife of -amue RUAeis Who Oa-sO ter Ill Il e said County oi Ybvapai. ieby and by tLese Jrestnt- OeClsIe nd give nOJice NOT [. at fl m and atter ths uat hereof, .ntehO caIIy Cn usl IL the oun- ty Oi pal and Wat 6 iu he Territory of Ar- zona. ii mp tWh T, Lht, ILd oy h name, and on n cunt, In CT ala n uIsUal c Di he nghts Drnenis and IIIvIIeGes ranSu the act of the Leg ot Allz, I'llht tntt C. chapter S2, oi he ng hts O. maIIIed wCuea al" the sc 'rscIs snP- len ai tLrIeto Id u such mace and IOvlde d 1 he Jusines- wHicn l i-tsnd to carry ou sI d Tn which H. -au 70 ei gu Cn my account as ai' e- sad. that of farming frei ghI E. ti nlng, stOck siI dealini in aLd lu. 2, selhng Id usdAig 6 In al est e. stock and OtEtr IeIsoi al proYeriy
 And hOrt by urhrr giNt pc dtel re ihst tno of .ug ds ay, cOniUence and caIr3 on me nu-lness atol esaia, net exceed the sum of nNs thousand dc. lar.
 Lated Ht Prescott, Ysvapai county, Arizona errl- r cory, tais Ih cay of Februa y, D. lss2, un
 MAKII LA J. RoGERs>
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Dissolution Notice.

The copsr.nership heretofore existing between Jo3n Kirwagen and Geo W. Siues Eas t is day been dis solved Gy ual consent. MT. hiIWag,n retiring and zTr Siues retaining the luslDess. All bills due inc firm or owed by np to date will be settled Ly the remaining partner. - ,-. ,.
 GEO. W. SINES
 All uerscps Knowing themscl es indebted to He i9 firm of Xii wagon Smes are noih6d that n Ill htd ste seitlt ment IS required. , Prescott March 5tn, lS..- 3W
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A General Banking Business
 'EEaRsiss ,ed-

EsE Drafts and snegraphic Exchange n all the principal cities Ot the United tates, bought and sole
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MI>CELLANEt US
MAIL LETTINGS.
Notice to Contractors
Io& Office EepGI tDaent

WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 1, 1882. PROPOSALS ViI be received the Contract ofhee oi this Department unti P. N, of April 2s. S2, fo carving the mails of rhe United States theroutes nd according to the schedule of arrival and deparu ec.tied b. the Depsnment. in the Territory of Ar zona, from Jul. l, lss2, to June 30. 1856. List o. routes whd schedules of arrivals and departures, IL strucuons o bidders with forms for contract'saud bonds and all necessary inf rmatitn will be furnishe' upon application to the Second Assistant Po'tmast' General.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ropm,ar Monthly Drawing of the
In tie City oe Louisville, O. 5

SATURDAY, APRIL g. lS,2. These drawings occur monthly (>une. V excrnTeuI ui,ier provisions of an Act oi ae General assembly of Kentucky. The UnIted states Circuit Court on March 3ist reB aercc Iite following decisipus:
 lst-3nac he Commonwea th DisI br I.n I-Cmpa y is legal.
 2o-IJa dT,- wings ale taiJ
 NB.-Ine Company has now hand large erve 1unU. itead the list oi prizes for the
 kPRJII .JRA W ING
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Hundred, of square mlles of ;Ec Nolt4 Atlantic are covered with dead tic-hsh. They sse supposed to have been killed by the terrific storm which recently ragged off vb. coast of New England
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I7 1ICKETa- SHO s" IIccETs. ST
 Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter, 'I send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIs- TERED LETTEP OR PosToFFICE ORDER. On ders of 5 and Upward, by express, can h sent al our '-penSe.
 R. M. BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Building. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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Mason should be pardoncd cn tine day that Guiteau is to be executed, and should be allowed to witness the execution. Far b.tter would it have been if the bullet had struck Griteau Tn some vital part, and Le made to suffer a lingering death, witn al the agonlos. if not @Drsc, than that winch our dead President suffered: Hanging is rno oo,rl for inc wretch.
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J. GoULn.

, GALVESTON. TFx., March 4,--'Iay Gould was elected, to-day. president of the Inter national & Great Northern R. R.
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A,se, in st N0lice.

Preso att, March 24th, lss3
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-22
Alrxanl)rla Dazettte.
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 22. 1s82.

DANIEL WEESTER's OpISIoH-Many
years ago when Daniel Webster stood al
the summit of q commanding Influence. upon
Il certain Sabbath he entered Il small Meth
odiSt church in the vicinity Of Washington.
The number Of persons in attendance were
few, and the house and furniture were Of Il
very inferior description. The preacher
was plain. unlettered man, who had never
enjoyed any advantages of education but
who did possess heart warmed by the
glow and excellence Of the gospel At the
close Of the services. as Mr.. Webster was
leaving the house, clerk Of one of the de-
partmentS who had been present, acCosted
Mr.. Webster and expressed his regret that
man OF his cmnenca and extensive in
formation should be compelled to listen to
50 plain Il discourse You mistake" re-
piled Mr.. Webster, Il have been deeply
interested and moved by the sermon. A.
you say the preacher has no learning from
the books, hut he has evidently been in.
structed by the highest Of teachcrs-the
spirit of God. We 60 to church not merely
10 have our minds enlightened, but to have
oar hearts awakened and excited toward
divine things. The ignorant man as we cal
him, has attained reach of knowledge
which not mere learning can give He has
taught us on" duty to God. May We per
form it,
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MontiorA. llia answer is one of the most charrl-
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sleeping AMI waking; it is good night on going
to bed and good morning on getting up: il is to
wonder what the day will bring forth il is rain
on the window when one sits by the fire; it is 10
walk in the garden and ste the flowers and hear
the birds sing; il is 10 hear news from east west
north and south il is To read old books and new
books; il is ~ SIZE pictures and hear music il is
10 havcSundaTs; ii is 10 have breakfast and dinner
and tea il IS !" belong 70 Il town. and IL have
neShborS. and to become one in Il circle OF az
quaintAnrca; il is To have friends ami love- il is
themselves th"aght oi 'nany times day, in many
places. by many children and grandchildren. and
many friends.
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w A. JOHNSON & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have on hand GIBSON'S Xxx, xxx, MIX,
and PURE OLD RYE OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAKERS and
THOMPSON'S PURE RYE WHISTLES, to which
they invite the attention OF the trade:
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour, Grain and Country Pro-
duce solicited, for which they guarantee the high
cSt market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner of Cameron and Royal streets
scp14 Alexandria, Va
rTHoMAs PERRY.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
Aud Dealer in
FLOUR FISH, SALT, and FERTILIZERS.
Also Agents for
WATTS RICHMOND CAST and CHILLED
frb19-lf AI.EY-iNN OKLA, VA.
y W W.. H..
ElSHER & BRO,
Successors to Fisher, Ross & Co..
GRnCERS, LIQUOR AMP COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 10 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va
Special attention given to The sale OF country
| produce, poultry. &c. an2O-tf
T BRoDERs eco
Wholesale Dealers and Jubbers in
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS FLOUR SAIL
AND FISH.
A full line Of celebrated pure old Whiskies
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey & Co.'S Philadel
phia and Claggetts Baltimore Ales, and Berger &
Enscrs Lager Beer in casks or Bottles
Agents for James S. Wech's Best Family Flour
James S. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soap, Doupont &
Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun powder aud Bal.
timnre and Potomac River Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and consignmcnts
solicited, No. II King street,
oct-o-u Alexandria, Va.