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VIM. II. PARKER.
LAwLER, Iowa, July 25, 1882.

LAwLER, Iowa, July 25, 1882.
PIONEER PRESS Co, st. Paul, Mimi.
GENTLEMEN: am in receipt of poster, also
your circular making special offer to me, rs
postmaster, to get up a club of subscribers for
your paper, and in reply would say that after
careful consideration l decline your very lib
eral offer, for the several reasons, viz: You
raise a self-righteous howl against paying so
large pensions to the manned and diseased ex-
soldiers of the late war, apparently "aping
greatness" or trying to get your name on the
same payroll with the New York Herald and
Sun. You cry fraudulent pension claims,
without pointing out the particular frauds.
l am one of Uncle Sans pensioners, one to
help make that grand list of national defend
ers that you and Senator Beck, of Kentucky,
seem so anxious to cast suspicion upon. Why
is it so? Did we do our work so poorly, that
You think the Government ought to refuse to
fulfill her part of the contract? | am very
sorry that l am not better acquainted with
you, Mr.. Editor, also Senator Beck. Think l
would have been pleased to have had the COM
pany of both Of you at various times during
the warrior instance, at Gaines's Farm. My
company went into the charge numbering
siXty-two men, and came out with but nine
teen! And at the first assault on Petersburg my
regiment numbered about 400 men. We helped
to drive back the rebels and took the two outer
lines of works, then charged the third line and
were repulsed, and lost 10i officers and men.
Later on the battle of Ream's Station was
fought; there l was taken prisoner, together
with some 2,200 others, and was held 1S2 days
at T,ihbv Salisbury and Danvillo Could Won
and Senator Beck only have been with me /
think it would have taken some of your anti
pension squawk out of you, and your dear better
halves would doubtless be on the pension roll
to-day. WM. II. PARKER.
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the Polls in the Future-Narious Subjects OF
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
AttOrney-at-Law and Solicitor of
AMERICAN & FOREIGN
? PATENT rs.
ESTABLISHED IN 1865.
CAN | OBTAIN A PATENT &?

Send rough sketch or IF you CAM model Of
your invention 10 GEORGE F. LEMON, Washington,
ID. C., and Preliminary Examination will be Inlde
OF all United States Patents of the sgme class Of
inventions, and you will be advised whether or
not IL patent can be obtained
For this Preliminary Examination NO
Charge is Made
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To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Enclosed please find an open letter to the
Pioneer Press, of st. Paul, Mimi, which would
be glad TO have you publish in The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE. Yours respectfully,
WIN. H. PARKER.
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lance on THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE that it
will do all it can to get the bill through, we re-
main as ever an uncompromising friend to
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
ROBERT MARTIN,
Co. G, 11th III. Vols.
BELKNAP, Ill, July Il.
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Price 20 Cents per Box.
Price 90 Cents per Box.
No. m.-BITTER TONIC PILLS.

For conditions of debility resulting rom rom ei'neh
mental or physical Overwork' eAh'"s'
ing discharges. or long con-
tfnued disease.
These pills act the nervous system % ,Sc.
the body. and at the same tiine lhcle.ao ooh '0
titc and the tone and yigor OF the stomach -.
For hard working men and Women ,or Tbeir %ei
nurses. and the aged they are ~ lu,l
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pose To the letter in every remediaDe eiSe Va 'no
disorder to which they are adapted.
Price 80 Cents per BoX.
Small sums can be sent in postage stamps or IN
silver coin. ;..
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plainly with Post-oice, County and state carefully
included. ,,,
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Persons desiring special advice should send full
description of symptoms.
Fee in these cases. One Dollar.
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Philadelphia, Pa
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DR., FOSTERS REMEDIES
FOR FAMILIAR AILMENTS.
No. BLOOD PURIFYING
AND INyIGORATING PILLS.

For the prompt relief Of
Headache, Pain in the Back and Limbs, a
Coated Tongue, Foul Breath, DisOrdered
Digestion, Yellowish Skin and Eyes,
Constipation of the Bowels, Scanti-
ness of Urine and Difficulty of
Passing it, Low Spirits, Nerv-
business, Confusion of Mind,
PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Violent
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ach Pain in the Side-duII and aching,
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i'm Things Usually Interesting, &c, &c.' &c.
Whenever this " group of symptoms, or any con-
siderable number of them, are present, Eese pi.tS
afford effective relief, usually within iorty-eighS
hours. . ,..
They are well worth the notice OF persons living
in malarious localities. e.,.,,
Fora more extended description OF these pills see
,,rayious numbers of THE TRIBUNE and circular,
shortly to be issued, and sent on request accom-
panied with three-ccnt stamp.
Price 90 Cents per Box.
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HONEY CREEK, ILL, August 2.
WATCHING THE SENATE.
A. NEWTON.

To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Having lost my right arm in the late rebel
lion, ard being subscriber to your excellent
paper, l noticed and have watched with anxi-
ETY. the progress of the bill for an increase of
pension to one-armed and one-legged soldiers
OF the late war; which so heartily and with
out one dissenting voice passed the House
OF Representatives. Do our Senators think
that we are remunerated sufficiently? 1t is a
pity that the rich, who need nothing, should
get such hold upon the Senate and Treasury
OF the United States, as to continually be reim-
bulseG and the actual, needy sufferers through
life are sent away with pittancc,-saying to
them be We warmed and filled, while they close
their hearts TO the needys cry.
Yours frniv J.. ] @
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We are obliged to answer certain inquiries of the
same nature In each issue of our paper. While
cheerfuy furnish information to subscribers in this
column we suggest that much labor time, and ex-
pense may be saved both to ourselves and to
correspondents if the latter and other subscribers
would keep a file of the paper. They could then,
at any time turn to the file and probably find the
very inquiry answered about which they would
have written to us. We trust that each and every
subscriber will profit by this suggestion.
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DECLINES TO CANVASS FOR HIM.

MONROE, KAN, July 10.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-13
$1,000 Reward

VXTill be paid for information that
w will lead to the conviction of
whoever maliciously cut the tail
feathers off, and plucked the back
and breast feathers out of Peacock
belonging to me. A further reward
of $40 will be paid for information
leading to the conviction Of whoever
stole Pcachicks about a month old,
belonging to me, from Pawaa on
"Wednesday the oath ulto.
GEO. H. LUCE.
Pawaa, Little Britain, June 8, 1882
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Vessels Expected.

V0Sb6Ib GAp6CC6U.
Rig Name From Due
Bk Edward May from Liverpool, May
Blk Priscilla, from Newcastle, May
Schr Julia, I'm s s Islands. May 8
Br stmr Strathairly, from S F, May IL
RMSS Zealandia, from Sydney, July 3
Stmr City of New York from ) F, July
CIR blk Adolph, fun Newcastle on-Tync
Blk Paradox, FIN Newcastlc-on-Tyne, Jnc
Blk Josefa, FIN Cardiff. Aug ID
Haw bk Iolani, from Bremen. Sept
Blk Anna Prccht, FIN Newcastle,
Blk Oberon, FIN Liverpool,
Haw biz Kalc, I'm Bremen
Schr Rosario, from s +, for Kahului
Blk + S Thompson, fin Victorir fir .,
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$500

NOTICE 10 Contractors-Thc plans
IN and. specifications for the proposed
new building Of the Y. NJ. T.. A. of Ho-
nolulu can be seen at the office of G..
Brewer Il 60. Sealed Tenders fop the
constructioref the same will bs received
by the Buildiag Committee mp to u
O'Clock noon OF Wednesday, .Innc 2lst.
1882, ut the stilpe of &. Brewer 4 Co.
Satisfactory guarantee for faithful
performance. al contract must be fur
nished by those bidding for the job.
The Building Committee reserves tho
right of rejecting any or all bids.
p. &. JONES, JR.,
J.B. ARTnERroN,
&. NJ. CoOKE,
Building Committee Y. NJ. G. A.
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Vessels Leaving this day.

Vessels in Port.
H. B. M. s. Champion, Capt. Hope
British steamer Monarch
BIT stmr Boutwell, Castle
Ger XIX Stella,
Am Miss. bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Swe bgtne Vesta.
Haw brig Ninito,
Bktnc Klikitat -
Am bark Revere
Bktne Malay,
Am bgtne Consuelo, Howard
Am blk Forest Qdcen, Winding
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Union Protective.
Prices of Carriage:

SVoA NVoo0 Va ooS6ouIs
Machinery, and
General Merchandise.
CARTAGE-On all sugar and rice,
% cts per tom of 1000 lbs, within
the following boundaries:
Pakaka warehouse,
Steamer shed and the City Front, on
line of the above named ware
house.
Also from Brewers wharf to the
FishmarRet wharves.
From Esplanada to the Queen street
wharvcs,.
37t cts per ton.
All sugar and rice to be delivered ON
the wharf and not on the vessels
rail, as formerly. If delivered
on the vessels rail 371
cts per ton
Coal, bugged. 81 l-2 cts per ton. 2240 lbs
loose, 50 cts; or any art'thereof.
Lots Of coal over so tons, ~ ITS ton
Carting and piling coal, per agreement
Bricks 81 per 1000
s. pressed, Sl.50 per 1900
Lime or Cement 81 l-2 cts a load;
Merchandise TO bond 81 l-2 single load
:" from boni 80 cts
H. to the island steamers and schrs,
| 30 cts single load,
Molassss 81 l-2 cts single load
General merchandise, exclusive of the
above clause, 81 l-2 cts load or ton
Including the following boundaries
l-Beretnnia, Alakea and Maunakea
streets and CITY Front,
Iron and machinery so cts load or ton
| Extra heavy machinery and safes as peg
| agreement.
Lumber so cts por 10000
Posts l-2 cent each
Shingles 80 cts per 10000
Rubbish and dirt so cts singh load
Boats 10 cts each
Black sand per special agreement
White sand $50 single load
Wood 80, cts cord
Furniture AZ per agreement.
| From the City Front to any of the
following places:
Kukui street ......--........O.5O load
School st. bet. Emma IL Bridge Q~75 "
Waipiula. .....-.-~..........l.0 90
Judd st Observation-Disclosures. 80 g.
Ice works $50
Leleo and School sts... 90
fPunui .-........ .......-.....-....2.0 -
kOhol0loa .....-..-.....1.00 F."
kakaako.. ..-.-.......-.....l.0 90
Waller (KalihD ...............3.0O
Pauoa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pawan. 80 g
PunAhOu .-......... .--..<. 2.OO
Insane Asylum. --............2.50 Z"
Alapni's (Paian). so 4"
Queens. H osnital. ."
Kerosene House. ............0.75 1"
Oahu Prison .................1.00 g.
To Govt Powder Magazine, per
load of 1000 lb: or less. .,..,.5oO
From ditto ditto.
HoRATIO G.. CRABBE,
:. NJ. CARTER,
w. +. SHARRArr,.
Il. PECK,
HEBBARD e. Co.
GEO. II. ROBERTSON,
Mrs. e. p. WARD,
~ per F. Hustacc, Manager.
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LOCAL BREVI]IE,S-

Will Hall. col,red, is looked up 10 the station
house for disorderly copduc! at the WASHINGTON
& Alexandra Railroad D spot.
A colored crank named Riley Dempsey. from
North Caroline, was arrested IN this city this
| afternoon By officer Goodrich.
Fish sold ct fshtoWn tc-iay as follow: Reck
II canls per buuch, white perch AZ cents per
buich, yellow ptrch 20 cents p:r bunch aud
herring $50 pr 1000.
Robert f. Thorp. esq.,. Commonwealth
Attorney tor Mecklenbuyg county. with bis a..
trscnVe wife, is in the. city on brief visit to
his troher-ln.law. Samuel G. Brent, elq
A match gams of base ball was played this
m;rnlrg between the Lighlfoots, H. l.. Price,
captain, and Q aicksteps. Johnnie Avny, cap
tain, resultngIu favor Of tho Ligh.toots by e
score OF Is to 10
The lady ffierdI Of tho R.lief Hook and
Ladder U mpsDy Will hold o meeting in the
ball OF the company on Monday afternoon
next. at 4 O'clock. 10 msks arrangements for
the fair to bo hold eatlg 10 May.
The training ship Portsmouth will leave ,hs
Washington Navy Yard on tho 2O!h instant,
sid after taking 10 supply of powder at tho
magazine above this city, will 60 to HE p.oo
Roads, from wlepcs she will proceed to NeE-
port. Oae hundred MORO boys will be entered
on board Of The chip.
Next Tetk large number of OILERS viii
leave here for the various fishing Shores
intre Is, Go yet. but one shore sending fish to
this market. F!shtown is beginning to assume
its usual Spriog sppsararc, Several new
hcusss ere bsipg erected. add tho fish SCENTS
are gsttipg ready for trade.
The steamer Jsne Moscley 10 comipg to her
wharf at this city yesterday evening during tie
heavy gals, broke her iu1der chsiu, and bad
10 come 70 anchor until it was repaired. OaIy
short Time Was required to oUnnt CT the chain
sgaIo, ADD the steamer. tier taxing in some
freight, left 90 her regular trip for Norfolk.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Mary NJ. Brooke,
MassiIliou, Ohio !; K. Il. SchWei' Ger. DSnnison,
OHIO; Miss Fannie q. Tucker, Washington,
u. q; David Q. Cock. Chicago, H. sud Tom
White, no postoffi,, direction. sre detsiaed 10
tho postofio, bore for want Of postage aud
proper direc ions.
A largo lumber of friends sls! mbled 6. the
residences of Mr.. John Nails Oh Dake street
tuesday night laet, TO witness the msrriags OF
Miss Marietta Nails, Cf this city. to Mr. Tuocl
field. OF Montgomery Al,bama. After the c:rc-
mopy. and tholt reception. the happy courla
took tho train for the South. They will mako !
Montgomery their future home.
Notwithstanding il is generally understood |
that Mr.. VIM, L. Carns has been selected by |
the Board Of Educ,lon for the position OF |
Superintendent Of Public Schools of this city. |
it was declared on the streets to-day that Mr.. |
Ii. w. Bsadle was bsipg urged for the pscs |
by those of the rea6i aser parry who arc op-
posed to tho .iog VINO ara Isvoratls to the ap |
pceiatnens Of Mr.. Csras. The rcadiuster party
OF this cl!g is ell epi. W. and one fGo:ioD oD-
PISS Tie oh:r with great bitterness Tho
man r cevis2 lhe t.Vpr of oro 4iog sill oe-
telol9 b, opposed by the ottcr
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Mothers Mothers!! Hofhars!ll

Are you disturbed OF night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
the excrucistng pain of cutting teeth2 II go,
90 Of once and 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 is not q
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you st once that it will regulate the bow.
els. and give rest to The mother. and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic It is
perfectly safe 10 use in all cases. and pleasant to
the taste, and ia tho prescription of one of the
oldes: end best female physicisns and nurses in
the United States. Sold evsry where. IS cents
q bottle. mh2l
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ErOESEt GEf E>erfarfiY.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Ms,oh 80, 1881.
L. Il. WARNER x Co.: Srs Il bad been q
g;ea; sufferer rcm suite kidney disease.
Htic5 my physicians c'u;d not cute, bu. short
tia! cf ycut SAFE kidDsy ard Liver Cu'e
brpugh; PIE crliu perfect health.
CHARLES II. GEBHARD.
KID GLOVES! hid GLOVES We will
DO ready GA Tue:as7 ucroipg to offIr 10 cur
customers tho ti2Es!t ervs 10 Kid Gloves
crer offered before here or ED7Hh ere else. Two
Bu:tous genuine Jcuyea'a Kids, every pair
wiE!snt5d. e. 50 cent7. 10 sl shades, black
ind colo!fe; ore 10. st Is c,nts pair; one
let Too Da!!oD ki:s at IS cents 9 pair; all
per!sct, :fsf!a7tet. together with q large lot
cfacc lon goods. I'll Of which will be slaughter
&C. Ss!e commencing Tuesday morning
aud caD:ioIcs for one arecI:. All the goods are
displayed end marked 10 plain figures. Givs
US lock, end the ,a3s nsd nlioss speak for
l. EICnEERG.
NATL
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large audience. See the advertisement else.
where 10 tc-day's Gazstte.

HE MARKET.-Tbe uatket this morciua
YVES not largely attended. The country pee . 9
say there is nothing. now to bring in ez ,pl
lille green stun, which will hardly psy for the
gathering. The prices except for q few srtioles
we're unchanged. Best beef sold q. 20 els. rer
lb.; mutton IL els. per ID; veal outlets 20 CT,
per H. Butter WAS scarce and higher, and eggs
sold ct 70 Cts per dozsn. Fish sold az follows:
hock a cts: per bunch; white perch 40 cta. per
ling rs CTS per bunch ct eight.
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SALES To-DAY,-Mr. r. T. Laoss. auotior-
GER sold to-day FIR iho Committee OF the City
School B1aId lot OF ground "a tho porlhw st
cOrner Of Columbus end Cam ,ron streets, 'front.'
lug 10 feet on Columbus street, aud 100 feet
on Cameron stvsci, to Mossrs, James Il WsG-
deg and 3. Z. P!ice, for 81 .23j Ttia lot 10 to
Oa Improved b7 tho erect,oo tber3on Of several
dwellings,. The work is to be commenced ct 90
early day. Tie lot adi1iniDg on tho north Sc
set loohes belopgog to 3. L. NnIsnd, of
!hiddleturg, has bean purchased st public sale
By Massfs Ii. 3. Hs.!ov snd Jas. Il. Cation
Tor 5000.
Mr. Luo.s a5o sid tc-lsg, for A. w. Arm
strong, trustee. btuse and los on the corner
of Prlocsss end St. As,ph streets TO Mr.. John
k2ss!er, Of Oc,cquap. ter $575.
Dir. j. W. Poke hes purchased, st private
sale. from Mr. K, Il. L1cse. trnssee, If the
fucker estate. lhrec building lots 90 Colu :1tus
street, between Duke and Wilkes. for cssh.
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TIE Iron Work s.-A rood rnsoy visiiora
were a. tie Potomac Manufacturing Co.'s es-
Enlistment ia this city ycstarosy. among them
eI Senator Hm II. Bsrnum, &c Connecticut.
Sergeant Is. Arms Of ths n. s. Senate Bright
End Mr.. Page, OF Msioe. The furnaces
worked Up end:6lv, s veo hundred pound
bloom beng heated sufficiently to 20 under the
hannn'r in twenty eight minutes. 1t would re-
qaire an hour and half to heat bloom cf this
StiSht by tho old process. The company has
greatly improved its property hare. The build.
lnG in which tho furnaces are located has been
Fepa'Ied and repainted, the house oppoai!e has
zen reit;ed srd repaiated for an Office the
Fioneer Nils presents better outside appear
sncs, and CspIsin Rodgers is now engaged In
building wharf alocg the river front from the
'"!ils to the Iron Works. Preparations are also
being made foE the erection of thres additional
furnaces at the Iron Works, Mr. Willism 8.
Moore having already nearly completed the
castings for one.
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ibs Teather Probabilities. Mar. II 1882.
'0rIl EitGe atlantic States generally fair
weather, northeast winds backing 10 west and
s2u.h. slight Use in tm osreture and ii Jag fol-
iOT:G b. Ealing barometer.
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Eeyen s;easons Why You Should Use
aE Ideal Coffee Pot.

Eeyen Reasons WHY You Should Use
aE Ideal Coffee P0s.
l:t. Because you will h6v, Cc(fse in all lis
purity. strength and flavor.
I'd. Because by this prtc ,ss tho Cofl'.e is not
boiled, hsrco you keep in Inc pot all the fave r.
3rd. Because the c1fao grain does not touch
the tin in any way, Ecnce the Coffee is Mother
blsok nor bitter.
4.h. Becsuae you usa no clearing matter
9Th. Because simple arrangement over tie
spout prevents all eEcape { stoam.
Oh, Because The Ideal coffee and Tea Pots,
srethe sin plest srd cheapest in tho world and
ars recommended bJ ih9 BIS; known people in
the land.
7th. Because the5 sra for sale only by STAINS
BURY 8 Bro, manufacturers aud dealers in
stoves and tinwsre. Alexardsie, Va.
illustrated price list on application feS9
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DEATHS Mr.. a. D. Wsisld received
lsiegrsm lA:t nigh; announcing the sudden
long tinns raeident of Iii, city, and had many
friends here, WHO will learn of his death with
si1cefa sorrow. The remains of the deceased
will be brought here Tomorrow fJr intermsnt.
MI Charles w. Nowland, sn old and re-
spec!ed cl.jz'n Of the Iirs. ward. who was
stricken with paralysis Thursday evening last,
died LAST night at bus residence, on Gibbon s.,
near the coEnsr OF Fsi'fs2, about nine O'clock.
The deceased, who IVES widely known, WAS at
one time one Of tho Justices of the city, who
under the old law, formed what was known IS
the Justice Court" His death will be re-
9Tssted by lsTga rumb,r Of friends. The fune.
IhI Will take place tomorrow si.ernoon st Two
C'clCck
MI Henry Schl;cAtiDg, a we'll known German
ct1hn, died las. night, after short illness from
p1tumoLia.
4 HANDSOME SALooN,-Messrs. C.ints g.
hfsil. hsSe recently n.d,s grand transforms.
HOE IN their old snd popular saloon on Royal
SFeIl. hsVl3g ut heavy cost reti.ted, re.
mode.ed and renovated their establishment and
~ne'e once were plain and primitive surround
ines, LOW ere baautiful and handsome decors.
Hoas, massive wslnu. counters, snowy aud
''h,qle Ia! LSlngs. dazzling mirrors, and what
= TIE gres: desiderstum for the city . place
%he!e csn ba found the bsst OF everything in
men line. foreign and domestic. This estab-
,ishment is now one CT the handsomest in the
o'at': and lhA popular propristorF, who are en-
elsetIc and accommodating have the plessan
satisfaction OF knowing that their equals, in the
0Is'ness' are few, and their superiors more.
iUG Boat ITEMs.-Mr. Wm. s. Moore i,
tuitlng 10 tho Steam tug James Jscksop,
t., lately purchased by Captain English, cne of
ais improved eneoes.
The steam tugs Templar, Csptaio Graham
AID thu Potomac. Captain Taylor, have been
fepainted and are now snxiously awailirg the
opening OF navigation on tho canal. All tho
o'her tugs arc undergoing repairs.
-, Ihe lug boat men are spprebeusivs that the
Snr?s!en.d sr.ks of the mixers 10 the Cumber
la0a region will delay considerably tho opening
o' the canal trade. a poor coal trade has Q
most canaeitg tf:e! upoo the tug boat bus
les
llE REFORM CLUB.-Ths Al x,udria Re-
form Club held large meetiog last uiah'. Al
fragments were made fer tho presentation of tho
paDGrams Of Paradise L,st' 10 this oily ntxs
rSetk Tor tho bens6; of the club. The hall
nas eoen flied up ia style that makes it one
~ u rae pett meeting PLACES in the city. The
,uospel tcmDarsEca mae,os in ths cub room
ION tsoT e!terncou wi be c,oducted by Rev.
~ flpp2, Of tie Bip isl Church, and sdors,
!,E&ty State Senator w. W. Berry, g. w. q.
J. OF the order OF Good Templars of The State.
sla 0'he!s,-prooa5lg Rev. MIR. Pssrce.
oACLE TOMS CABIN.-This overdrawn anti
ItisvWefy dram, vii! bs presented OF Annoy
Hal, 10 th CITY Mord 40 nj o ht nay IN n cnn =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-11

!, UNCLE TONS CABIN.-This overdrawn anti
ltieVWefy dram, vii! bs presented ct Annoy
.ialI, 10 III city, Monday night neg, By COIL
paGy which las been draHi0g crowded houses
- NashlDctoo. The music is good. and the
ik'eosr7 end !s5'eaux are ssid 10 be ef great
a;auy' Taele IS aome opposition to the orc
:ea.slian ct Mrs. Stoves creation b,rs. but it
's'h'ught the drama will be witnessed by Q