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, 1882-06-23
Shipping ITEMS.

PoRT BLAKELY, June u. Sailed, brig
Tanner, for San Francisco.
PORT DIRcovERY, June 21.-Sailed,
schooner Futhiof, for San Francisco.
PORT TOWNSEND, June 22-Arrived,
schooner Harney, Capt Lloyd, from
Seattle, with machinery for Port Town
send saw mill; also lot of salt, tanks,
&C., for Point Roberts fishery.
PORT TOWNSEND, June 2.--The
schooner Letitia arrived today from
down the stroits, bringing word that the
Dispatch had blown patch off her
boiler and was disabled near Port An
geles, on her way to Neah Bay. This
mail will be temporarily delayed in con-
sequence.
PoRr TOWNSEND, June 20.--Arriyed,
bark Emerald, from Honolulu. Sailed,
bktne. Amelia, for Honolulu.
PoRr TOWNSEND, June 81. Sailed, bk,
Sierra Fevadas for Seattle.
The Idaho came down early today and
went to San Juan for another load OF
lime.
IT now turns out that the schooner
seen bottom side up off Cape Flattery
fortnight since was the ST. George, Of
San Francisco, which was loaded with
lumber and bound for Kodiak, met dis
aster with all on board.
PORT DISCOVERY, June 1G7-ArFited,
Ship War Hawk snd schooner Queen
from San Francisco.
THE schooner Seveny-Six arrived in
Port Discovery from Neah Bay, on Sun
day. She will load with Timber for San
Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND, June 10-The new
bark Cowlitz, recently built at Bath,
Maine, for the Puget Mill CO., arrived
here Saturday evening. She brought
machinery for Che new mill at Port Lud.
low. The British bark Malinehe arrived
on Saturday from Royal Roads, and pro-
ceeded to Utsalady to load. The bark
Sierra Nevada is in Port, bound to-
Seattle for Renton coal. The barkentine
Amelia, from Port Blakeley, for Honolu~
hl, is also in port,
PoRr TOWNSEND, June 20,-The tug
Tacoma arrived this morning, having
towed the DashiDg Wave to sea- She
reports the bark Emerald off Cape Flat
terry, bound for Port Townsend from
Honolulu.
PoRr BLaKKbY. June 17,--Arrived. sh
Otago, from San Luis Cbispo.
PoRT MADISON. June lT.-Arrived, bk.
Tidal Wave and Vidette, from San Fran
cisco.
PoRr BLAKELY, June 19.-Sailed, Bar
kentine Amelia for Honolulu.
The dispatch arrived from Semiahmoos
and way ports, Monday evening She
brought S5 barrels OF lime from San
Juan for Irondale and II sacks Of wool
and 30 sacks of potatOes ior Port Town
send
THE CRY or QUINcY,-At last ac-
counts the steamer City OF Quincy was
at Astoria waiting for an opportunity tn
cross out over the bar. She was purs
chased by a company principally coiH-
posed OF Port Gamble men, who own
the Daisy and Susie. 1t is understood
that she will run from Seattle TO con-
meet with these boats in the lower
Sound. Capt Denny Of the Yaquina,
has charge of bringing the Quincy
around. --PoSt-I -Intelligencar-
, 1882-06-23
Medicine for the Blues"

AN oriental traveller says:"I have seen a
heavy man fired several yards into dense
crowd by the kick of n camel, and picked
up insensible" The American mule used
to 90 10 school TO the camel.
CHINOOK Wind Whispers" waltz,
has been composed by A. Mathoit, OF
Walla Walls. We have performed it on
the banjo, says the Cheney Sentinel, and
we feelingly believe it would have been
better il the composer had schottische
blamed head off before he attempted to
polka thing likg.taat ontbe community.
, 1882-06-23

RAPID progress is being made in the
developments OF the branches and con.
nections OF the Northern Pacific Rail.
road. A hundred miles of the Yellow
ss'one division and thirty miles of the
lake Superior extension are now ready
tof the inspection OF the Government
commissioners. The road when complet-
Ga extedds to Benson's Landing, and will
70 three hundred miles long. In the
amgeesnttme, the Yellowstone, Mountain,
Sn!ll's.souri, Mississippi, and Pen D'Oreille
9sIiyislons ore being rapidly pushed by
.le construction force Of 1000 men, and
n 1e entire lines, from Casselton, in
,,akota, to Montana, are being hurried
o[Nard, as is also the branch to Devils
Lake and the Turtle Mountain country,
tuat ordered thrown open TO settlement
~ Secretary Teller The Canadian
reeifc and Manitoba Railroad arc also
a'AKing good headway.
, 1882-06-23
1858. IN 70 1889,
CITY 30 OK STORE
AND
NEWS DEPOT.

klf the principal rHrcrs and mnglzines re-
cciyCt. and after the l4t Of June next all ear
lv auI,scriptions will lp received for any reri-
o,licnl nt less then publishers cost price to-
vou. czs,- Any book or publication loaned.
Old Books bought. sold or cNchnngetl
GEORGE BARrHR0P;
Port To ynEend W.T.. ''
, 1882-06-23

lHEwool clip is estimated at 100000
% moregon this year.
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Reported Failure of Railroad COnsol
llatIOn

NEW York. Jln. ell; i, suht ria,iv,
~ reported here tina. the bill peDdoe in the
Virginis L1eilature for tho consolidation IF the
Il camoud aod All glaoy. Olio Central. aud
Atlantic atd Northwestern rliIroad companies
is not .cl,ptabl, to the two las:-nsmed compa-
MOS, and they hsv1 officially refused their co.,
sen. to the proposed consolidation On The rms
cf the bill.
The { # g. ia q prsc osI alb ndouueat Of The
s,hems Of c,os,iidaton 30 far as il ipcIud. 8 the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. | is, hoU
ever, tgratd that the o oio Central and Atlsr :
tic ana NORTHWESTERN railroad companies will
file their oontraot Ct constellation uud,r
be name OF the Ohio Genial Rail Road Co.
aud will vigorously push 10 completion their
liue from tho present terminus of tho Olio
Contra, near A:bens.vi, Paius Pleasant up the
KsnsWh, and Ntw-Rivar Valley. ind sllo c,t-
s,rr ct wiihou: delay the proposed fridge over
tho Ohio river at Poin. Pleasant, Richmond
DSpQtch,
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NEWS OF The DAY

n .vs comes by wsy Of Lisbon that re7olu.
ton has broken cut in Bolivia.
There were two new DISCS Of small pcx re-.
ported 10 Baltimore yesterday.
Tha impression prevails that SecrslirJ Fo..-
ger VII soon resign the treaiu:y portfolio. 10
accept seat % tue United States Supreme
Bench.
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell. inventor Of
the telc phone. has had conferred upon him the
decoration of the Nations, Legion of Ho5or by
the President Of The French Republic
TIE National Board of Trade, 10 session 1T
Washington, yesterday, adopted resolution
urging Congress to appoiot commission which
shall have supervision over intei-Jtste traffic.
Tba question OF shipping was mex. discussed.
Hon. Clslkson N. Potter, who was supposed
% have been stricken With nervous prcsIrstion
while srguing case b;fore The Court Of Ar
peals OF Albany. is DOW learned to hav5 been
sufeiiog from Brigbl'S discs, Of the kidneys.
A bill for the batter enforcement Of the poll
tax" has iuss passed the South Carolius Sc
nste. Ooe Of the sections imposes 6ue of S.
and clss for failure to pay tbs poll tax. or an
imprisonment Of FIVE days 10 tbs county Jail.
Tbs loo harvest 90 the Hudson commences
~ IaJ llOlu ChtShHl " A:UlGS. 1Hu
aod thirty three thousand tens are 10 houses
between ihcs, points from last yesr. and /, l46-
600 toes ,re to bs housed. The ioa is eight
inches thick.
A disp,ioh from Ecgceer Melville 10 the
Secretary of tie Navy gives late and accurate
Information IS TO the survivors Of the Jeanette.
Melville, Eisenhower and eleven men are at
lrku'sS, comfortably housed. Tie others have
GO. been heard frcm.
M.ssrs. PsrnelI, O'Kelly aud O'Bi,n bavo
been ro:ifad that they have been remsnded II
prison nr further period OF three months.
A member Of the Ladies' Land LsaGus has
been sent to prison fer one month. Miss Rey-
holds, OF the ssme organic iior. WIS r,l,s! Sd
yesterday. her term of Imprisonment having
expired.
Mr.. Scovils cor uded bis argument fer The
defence 10 the Guiteau case yesterday, Judge
Cox has decided to allow Guitesu 10 address
The Jury. spd ho vii! do SO tt-lsy. Judge
Porter is indispcsed, and will DOT probably be
able TO deliver the closing sr9ument fyr tho
prosecution before Monday. Guiteau struck
a bailiff With his manscled hands Just bsf. re
leaving tho court room yesterday.
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cambria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
FROH WASHINGTON,
Spscnl Correspondence OF the Alera. Gazett

SutcinI Correspondence OF the Alera. Gazette
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Jan. 81, 1882.
The Staato Coumit!co ca Woman Suffrage
hssid stv:rsl w,m.n deliver sdir:sscs this
morning 10 ta7cf o! c;atriiog the privilege Of
suffrage open H.men. All the speeches Lad
been committed to naemcrg, and soms OF them
scr, delivered 10 real schoo..-5oy style. TIE
committee rotn Was pretty We'll crowded with
wainon Of Ed uccsrtsn ag-. The women have
lcta'u,itei 10 bGing thar hstselies 10 bear W.
on Tic House to get committee Of that b,dS,
ss they have OF the Senate, but it ia doubtful
whether they will succeed.
subcommittee OF tie House Elections
Committee opened tho papers 10 the contested
elcc l1n case Of S.0ps!! against Csbel, from the
3.h Virginia dlatrc>, Ind sent them to the
printer. Mr.. Shel!a5argsr appeared as coucsel
Tor S:ovaIl and Gau. Albert Payne, of WisooL-
si1, std Mr. lohu Goode. Of Virgi1is. as cour-
stl Ter CabeIl. &, b hs c)utes aats seem con-
faent CT success
40 Al:2.cdtis read lister here today, who
hiss jus. returned from Richmond. ssys the re-
adj aster caucus will meet again on Monday
n'glt. lie also Gays that all the m.mteEs Of
that caucus Rho have gone eff will be revived,
aud tia: the D,ss5 rue ia supreme. With
regard to the A!:xsndIis jldgeship. no says
that t1r. Fa:s is not, as reported. 10 favor Of
eapsster, and that be will tske 20 part 10 the
Contest; tia. tho fight is reslly bstwsen Meade
and WiudScr, and ttst 50 tho latter has the el-
6o:semeut OF the executive committee of bis
city. OF all The wards. of toe republicans, and q
ioi i3n, to which 500 names are sigred, the
cs1c1s can not fail to give bin the place.
Complaints abcu: the mail in the Northern
Neck OF Virginia continue and are increasing
1t seems lha! the Contractor for tho star. route
from Richmond 10 Tsppahsnnock took the route
81 ridicu!ously low rate. so low that no could
not comply with its TERMS which were that it
was 70 be a daily mail. He soon msdo i. tri-
weekly route, and when reported, attributed the
tsilure to the "pinkeye" But be does no. even
msEo the tri.weekly trips regularly. The mail
that is bought by him 10 Tappshannock is taken
across the river to Warsaw where it ia dislribu.
ted TO the four csuS!ies in tho Northern Neck,
and when i. fails 10 come to TAppshannock one
time, Of course 81 those Counties oee their mail.
Judge Garrison the member Of the House from
the lst di.:rc. in Virgins has urged the removal
of The cause OF these complaints upon the Post
oiEce Department AID hiss been proLised more
than olce !as. lis rcGues: Should Ia complied
with
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Chilean Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. January 2l.-UI-
on entefitg The court room to-day. Guitesu
TOOK sat 10 the witness box, rsmarking az be
laid ous bis psp3rs Il 81. down because CAP
speak better. not that l am sftaid of being
shot, Ihls shooting business is getting played
GU.
A: 40 inlinstion from Judge OK The pr;s-
nner carefully arranged bis glasses, and, With o
niurIsh. began to read from msnuecrips ,s fol-
lows The prosecution pretend that AN q
wicked mao. MIR. ScoviIlo and Mr.. Rsed Thick
| am a Iunatio. and | presume you think su.
certainly WAS unalio 90 July God when
hrtd on The President ard ths American pac-
pie generally, and prcsums you think | was.
Can you imagine anything mora insane than
ny going % that depot apd shooting the Ptesj-
dent OF the U oited States? You are here to
say WHEELER vas sane or icsans at tbs nc
ment 6r=d that shot. You have nottieg to
DO With my c,ndltlon before or sioco that shot
was tired. You must say by your verdict, ssue
CT insane at the moment the shot was fred. II
you have any dcubs Of ny saoi'y q. the mt
msns you must give me the benef. Ct that
doubt and scqui'. That is. if yau hare ary
doubt whether fired that shot. or as The agent
OF the Deity. 1t feed it on my eva account
l was sane. If fred it sup posing myself the
agent OF TIE Deity was Insane, AID sou must
aeqult. This Is the Law as given 10 the recent
decision Of the New York Court of Appeals.
Some OF the best people of Auor;c,
Thick me the greatest man Of this sge. and this
feeling is growing. They believe 10 my inspi
ration. and that Providence and have really
saved the nstion another Wal"
After thanking various parties for csu:!esies
extended tie prisoner took upa newspaper
and proceeded TO read to the jury bis published
speech. His excitement 10 the meantime was
betrayed by slight hec 10 spot upon each
cheek of bis usually colorless facs. snd as be
reached that poiot in the speech, II have A.
ways served the Lord, and whether live cr
die'-hs broke down completely, stopped,
tried to choke down the rising lump 10 his
throat, but touod it impossible 10 keep back
genuine sob. liking out his handkerchief be
buried his face 10 it for few seconds, wiped
bis eyes aud with determined effort s:arttd On
again. He seemed to recover bis oou posuro 30
quickly that some believed the whole fort WAS
manufactured. His sister, Mrs. Scoville how
ever, apparently thought oiherEise. She was
deeply affected and wcpt and s,bb.d bitterly
tor some mi6utes. After this iocien. Guiesu
con!luued TO read, occasionally ding brief
comments upon the ,ez. The following pas
ssges occurred toward The end ct tue address,
II tell yau gentlemen just az eur, IS there is a
God 10 heaven it you harm h-ir Of my head,
the nation will 60 down 10 blood. You csn put
my boty 10 the grave, b1: thsro will DO a dsy of
reckotiag." Gul!eau @. Moulded his address, at
II Is, and uDoa au announcement by Col.
Corkhll thst Juigo P.rter would te unable
to speak to dsp, The Court vas sdi urned uali
Monday
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1t Is EIntShed.

In The wicter time in the beautiful Cemetery
OF Oak Hill. In chamber guiltless of ornsnptl,
around which the voice OF prayer ever lingo!s
like the melody OF lost muiic and where tho
rays OF the morninS'stun come and 60 % broken
mt mories, and by the side of q streim whose
untutcred song is = ti,eless vigil the remains OF
the late Judge Chiffon. we're recently placai
to rest-and whited scpuchre silently pro.
clAins through the dsv. under the star li.h:
and the night,-N is Finished! The cccsca
tura which mat the eye or sounded upon tie
ear told Of coming dissolution Vegetation with
mlraid forms Of beauty all eloquent with lie
had falling into decsy-aowers. eIponelts Ct
happiness, breathing love 1t the beginning Ana
the end, had folded their leaves withered aud
gone, the war bling of birds under The chilling
blasts OF winter husned, the verdure CT sun mr.
grown russet and sere in the Winds of autuuI.
b I'd disappeared, and even the stern ROCKS on
the hill aides. battling for Centuries against II,
temne't and storm seemed crumbling under the
COZ hict OF ages Passing Away" Is ever Ia,
minor strain in the sad cong OF nature
here in this spot, sacred to love, to faith AMI
cl a iIy, is the end Of lie; AND ss with solemn
too:tAll We tread smorg the graves OF depsilei
deA. ones. We 500 inscribed upon ell the m,r5e
slabs, the mourn!u( requiem Of the plst:
The boast Of hsraldry. the pomp of power;
And all that beauty, and all tina! wealth &:
gave,
wait alike the inevitable hou';
The paths Of glory lead but to the gave"
1t Is fni.hed the commoli,rs OF life lave
ceased, the strife and warriLg with hue an deeti.
ny are over, the tumult OF life is still. honor!
won have baen resigte ed and al The triumph,
that como within ;hs range OF human schiev.
ments mus! hers be thrown sside. The pat.
with it's ttisls lis trAnsRressions, ito clinglrg
memories. It's tender associations. its sccunu.
latirg responsibilities and its vanished hopes,
has rendered up to the future ACCOUNT
It is fnished, spsAk not Of fading menoies
talk not Of the homo where grief has reared it!
altar, whele seat HIS been made vacant.
Cherished voics tu,he1 forever. What lie nfs
that it should bs chung to longer? VIVA: We
Joys OF tbs wcrd that should be resretted.
EEyrIir
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LIST OF LETTEKS

The following is list of the letters remainin,
in the Alexandria, Virgins, postotice Jan Il
Persons calling for lettors will say they arc 3D..
.vertised and give the date Of the list
If not called for within thirty DAYS, they will te
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington
Bailey, Mrs Hart Mayoe. SA
Campbell. Miss Ada hAyoe, MrsCH
Graham, Miss Euuice McMurrAy, Mis-
Harii,s, Miss Columbia Powell, Miss Fannie
jackson, Mrs Rum, Peterson. Mrs Rich II
Jickson. Mrs Mary A Siacie, Mr. Mills
johnson, j ohm II Taylor, peter(2)
Landera. john Terrslle, Biz .hsth q!
It LEWIS MCKENZIE, p. A.
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A COugh, Cold or Sore Throat shouA
De stopped: Neglect frequently results in Al
lncurable Lung Disease or COnsump
ton. Is ROW MS Is IL ONCIIIAI,
TkOCHES do not disorder tie stomach like
cough syrups and bslsams. but net direcliy
on the 1nnamed parts, allsyiag irritation,
Riverelief in Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers arc SUI.
iect TO- For thirty years Browns Bronchisl
Troches have been recommended by physicisns,
ald always give perfect ss.isfActon Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
IN entire generation. they have attained wolf
merited rank among the few staple remedies O!
the age. Sold 1t 6c. . box everywhere rhls
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were pess!Og cora.ant!Y.

In The bill tbs readjus!ers have introduced il
the Legislature for re.pportiouing the judicial
circuits CT the State, and thereby turning out the
present circuit judges 81 mention of this city il
entirely emitted. Alexandra county is to be q
part OF the c!rtus Of soma readjuster Judge,
whose Qu,lil Gallon for bis position will b., &C.
cordr 6 to the rssdj ulster leader CT the House +
Delegates, tina! hs has once opened law book
and is re' d. usier, t. the city fortunately, Z
less ths bill be amended. will escape tha. tray
esty upon law aid Justice. /! may DO, however,
that tae res1ju:tcrs, rs q Iuai:hre rt to Ale1-
sndIia FOX le7 opIo,.ion to them. intend 10
make Ter separate and distinc! circuit uatt r
The Jurisdiction Of a lizard" judge.
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T PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81
Toe newspaper talk about the spread {

Toe newspaper talk about the spread #
MahoDeism 10 The South is no!hiog bus gstbie.
Msbopc;sm bad i:s IIse, sad will sool hsvo lis
FL il Fi!gilia. Amoug ell the prtsen!s!i7cs
Of the SJu:h 10 CIbgfGss tho tul3 three nl2n
who have btc1ne couvar!s to *. except these
from Fir2iaia. are Nlsssra. f lis, Of L3usi.oos;
Joaea. o. Tex,5 and Spccr, OF Georgia. aud
suci Leaders would necessarily bring d:tan!
even upon good csus,. The whcl, movement
s founded uDo1 The greed for oi,s, spd as ez-
p1siensa 10 Virginia prosis Il at the hopes o!
the republicans in that direction have not b.eD
g'a:lG:d. aad shst Of every fi7s hutdred dero
cats 10 whon cfi.ss have bceo promised only
oos bss bsca made hspry, The movement is
destined 10 be sill born wterev,r it has b:cD
crc.iPtI
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To be Hung.

DANvILLE. Va, Jan. ol.-Tte Supreme
Court OF Appeals hss sustained the 40! of tho
Hastings Cour. aud Crcui. Court Of PIT sy.-
Vanis under which Dock Wish. will DO hung
unless the Governor interposes. FebIu,ry last
Wright 10 fight b,tween Joe Wright and
Austin Adkio7 st o oounry store, rushed into
q crowd ct bys!apders with largo stick, broke
the hand OF one man, the arm of auoth,r and
killed j. q. Arthur. Deck was found gully
OF murder 10 the Hastings Court add a writ Of
error refused 10 the Circuit Court,
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In The has IN lle House Of Delegates upon
the bill for removing cot only the board of di
rect1rs, bu. the supelintenden!s and oil the Ct
cara, sea aud ether employees at the insane
snd deaf snd dumb sad Hind asyluns OF the
State, in order 10 eli their pieces with rs.diust.
ers, Mr.. FAIR snid: TO put out Ct ofice ttese
officials fJr political reasons would be wicked
ness Of the most dsmnable sort" Immediately
after which he voted 10 pu! hsse officials GU! OF
office for poitici! reasons. and the bill was
pissed.
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hrs Ltncoln.s Pension

WASHINGTON, J.n 2l.-The Ssna.e CON-
m!ttee en- Pensions today uuanim ,usly sereed
to report bill granting TO Mrs. Llucola SIS. 900
10 cash. to be available immediately, and also
providing that from and tf;ar the enso,me nt of
this bill Der pension shall be OF the rate of
IS OCO per aunur, The T. mainder of htr life, in
lieu OF Der present annual pension Of $4,000,
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BurieI Alive.

ST. PAUL. MIMI, Jan. 2l.-Whils q gang
OF men were king 90 the Chicago. Portage
Ard 1,,c Superior R,iwsy. nssr Superior CITY,
WIS.,, the earth o.ved in. completely bursiog
three ct them. Their comrades worked hard
to get them out, but when at last this w,s
accomplished. one of tho men was found to he
dead and the other two dangerously irjured,
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Ihs reaGjuseis ara no! lacking in the ele
ments Of unrtg anerated human nature. Having
injured Auditor Massey. by treating him with
the bAsest ingrati!ude, they hate mira. and their
Richmord organ stu3as IN like pckpccsc!.
and ikens b in 10 sane Gui:esu
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MI. GJrhAm IL reported ss saying tls! lie
Legislature CT Virginia is e1c .,ing more atten.
ton Now tLsa ;hs Congress CT the Unitsi Sister.
While Mr.. Gorh.n il c:l:rs!v incorrect, there
Is no doubt that the proceedings CT the Virginia
Legislature are attracting !aore :ttentioa ou..
side of ihs State. but il is only because Of The
curiosity they excite concerning the depth OF
infamy to which legislation can ba p1osii!uteG
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Er Frazier, the leader Of the rear juite!s in
tina House OF Delegates, wants respectful troLt.
mehr' ia the snislpox hospital to which he
may bs saIt. Most people would want Eki!ful
treatment, Lut tie ro,tius!css are peculiar
people though Z OF Jealous of good works
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The Search for the Jeanuette's Crew.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2l-Intelligence from
Yakutth state, thai nine Americans under Lieut..
DAnenhower hal left that place. They are ex.
pectei at Irkutsk at the end OF the month. The
search made by Engineer Melville for Lieut..
DaLong and his comrades in an elslerly dice.
ton from the mouth of the Lena has been fruit
less, although some Of belongs letters have
been found in abandoned camps as we'll IS The
sings log and various instluu .nts. Tha places
on which these have been found h,ys bssu in.
dicated by the erection CT cairns.
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COMMERCIAL,

ALEXANDRIA MARKEr. Jaru,,y 2l.-TLe
market is quiet the bad weather having . ds
pressing effect There is no change 10 Lo,a III
yesterdays quotations 70. Flour. Small lois t
Wheat sold to day u from ITO for Fu,lz l.,
for choice white. All the Corn that wls oHsr,4
brought 80. No Rye or Oats reported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-21
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MILFORD, PIKE Co., Pa. Jau. 2l.-Emma
Jaeger. Wit, Of Wilson Jaeger, OF Delaware
township. Pike county, has eoped With ycurg
man, named Walker. after having turned part
OF the farm properly into cash, duriog htr
husbands temporary sbs,uoe. She is about IS
years of age and Walker ooly 81.