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New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Reported by JOHN IL. DAVIS Co., II WdI[SS
THURSDAY, March 2-P. VI.
TIE GENERAL LIST.


The statement of the liabilities and assets, as Of
March l. of the United States Treasurer, shows i'm
portant changes from the statement of February l..
During the month the amount of gold coin was in-
creased S14, ,0592 220; tho amount Of gold bullion
was decreased So. 404 ,443 and the amount OF out
standing gold certificates was decreased
$4,000; net gain in gold coin and
bullion belonging to the Treasury, $S,6ll' os0
The amount Of United States notes held was In
creased 1857, ,456; National bank notes were de-
creased 81 032 $751; and deposits IN National banks
increased Sl229,744; net increase in the three
items named which In the subjoined statement are
classed AS the equivalent Of gold, S2s4,Sl9. The
total increase In what Is classed as gold and Its
equivalent is S9,130,705. After deductlng the
amouut OF trust funds the increase in the amount
belonging to the Treasury for reserve and general
PURPOSES IS $s.s92.4 AL, and the percentage OF the
net gold reserve against outstanding legal tender
notes IA 81 O2 per cent against 2S.70 per cent Feb
mary 1 But these statements and calculations do
not include tho 10th call for $20.O00000 Of con-
timed 0s, which will become demand claim
against the Treasury March 49, Allowing for that
the remaining gold balance is only $S7 oS1 900, OF
only 25 20 per cent against the outstanding legal
tenders. The lesson taught by the showing Is that
the Secretary of the Treasury has called bonds 70
mature faster than the revenues have accumulated.
or silver dollars held there is an increase since
February of $2.717373. whilo the amount of out
standing silver certificates was reduced 81
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For BOYS and Young Men-CountrY.
ALEXANDER Military Boarding
~ school White Plains, NY. Principal o.RWiis Pm D.
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
Add9sss Sss,S 's T. HusT P 81
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D college CONDITIONED Gf f%sssa % nM66FFfM%SNsCNGe
ETNWOOD INSTITUTE, LanesbOrO', Bcrk-
IL shire CO.. Mass established in lsi9 ht+ for college, t1
enhc school or business private instruction sPe'ilJ
throughout 'noy0Rav Rev. A. A. GILBERT A. NJ, Principal
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.,
j boy's boarding school The Rev A. q. CHAMBERS.
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOR.
II CEsTER Mas C. b. METCALB, a. NJ, SupI
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown.. n. u
Thoroughly prepared college business w receive cir
eunF' with u PARTICULAR hGagl p,,D,o. 1
j. A ROWE A. NJ } },-""p--9
PEEKsKILL a. n MiIaTT MHaIr AeaaePFyEior a Ffac9pi
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Apply yH''s' To- rem" c0IoSEG riEo HYATT President
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
THIS Academy viii reopen % wIEDE;EsDAY' March g.
In ridley PARK Hotel one mile from Chester ,,,,,
Accommodations excellent and location healthfuL For
'''O"'" tofIGoSEL cfGo}SEL TnEo HYATT. PREsIpEEHNIT PREHI Dan,
1ho Academy Binding lately destroyed by fre will be
erected with many e for september term
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
IL POUGHKEEPsIE, y. y"
with = Department a tinfpuah sulis Woe.
awake school for boys combining study Military DIM and
Sataogne with Chart OF College Eequsons sent on npp
cat'h OTIS BIsBEE. A. NJ. Principal.
TUUE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Now
Haven Conn. prepare. students Tor ,iss nse fg'eYe
pr,fsssor r A TLtrnrr H. G. Kingsley A. NJ, \. @ Twin
iue IL d. Professor ;. t. Btdwin Professor j. w dlbbs
" Address ". J. GUSHING, Rector
rINlIE Rev. John II. Converse, A. NJ, Qlar-
varil. late Professor of Classics m Racine COLLEGE, s
eceiyeino family Bristol H. L. afew boys % be nttei
for college Terms 5000 References Bishop CLARK.
VI RHODE Island, PTesidelt Eli0t VI HaTyMl
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03

There was only moderate business done 10 M sru'
road bonds aud prices did not fully sympasuS
with the movements Of the share Isa' Eiio o Ma.
consols, however, were up from so's 10 oo - M
souri, Kansas aud Texas first eonSolS weio AZ hst.a
lO2ls seconds, after decline 70 oo' wviu az 7p
at 6lss and general mortgages were v !, ot 62.
Boston. Hartford and Erie hrS's were Ja Jeelined
Chssaneake and Ohio hrsts, series d.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03

OF city bank stOcksMeehanicssoid' go at ioo,ane
North American (20) at 100. The following "oi'
the bidding and asking prices on the FIRST can
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03

KINDERGARTEN.
IN The Normal School for Kindergarten Teach
en- Model kindergarten with Eiemenary tlae'es for
how and gr- from to 10 years. No II F. 22dsL cine
palette VIII reopen oct l3.-Class for Nurses. -
Prof JOHN KRAUn and Mrs. KhAUSBOELTE
MISS GRINNELL, 80 F.. 54th-st.-School for
vi young ana children Kindergarten Frrbcl method
MISS 5. l.. CHAPMAN,
vi English French aud German Boarding. ani Day school,
(FOrncTy Miss /. T. Benedictal ~
Removed from N1. East i3d-5t 10 No B West lStl-5k
Thorough instruction IN all departments
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
VI 81 Oh.,t. Pups from TO 10 instructed IL ac
cordaucc with the bestm methods Hours. 9 tOl
MRS. CIIAPMAN'S English and French
VI school for Young Ladies and Children re"pcn Septe-
der - at 81 Separate class Tor limited mum
Der Of boys. send for circular.
NEW, original and rapid process in book
~ Keeping arithmetic aid grammar private insttucunni
both sexes; minors aud adults. PkOFLsSOR l6z West
2Jtl-st, near dh-aNe
CTENOGRAPHI, PHONOGRAPllG.-Wal-
> worths -tcnopaphc Institute, win ladies' depart
meut, West li-st, near 5havr. send for large cicua
VNHE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTION.-
AZ 5h-dvr. Glasses aud private Instruction Address
MIS-. ANNA IANDALL-DIEhL, Principal
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
For Young Ladies-City.
For Both Sexes-CitY.

DAY-SCHOOI4-FOr young ladies and chill
~ dgen 2jC West 4Zd s one O two children VIII be take
10 board
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Art ScnOols-City.

A ADvERTTsEllENr FOh THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE Will. BIZ RECEIVED Ar THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 1888 Broadway corner Thirty.
hTst-st 3Os Twcnty -thin-st, ilghthavc,
No 90 East Fourccnths, corner Nnonsgg 20 Third
ave corner Fortv.seventhst at the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos ! 00l and }OG Thiriave.. corner Onrhundredand
tvcutv afth At nm TO : u. m at regular Oico rates.
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Jneiructiou.
supcrntendcnt-J DIN B. HAYS, n. d.,

Hcadmastcr-REVA RICHARD, LII D,Ph. D.
Boa riding school The highest grade, whose thrceod
end ald ~crupuOusy followed Il mould early
thc intellect OF youth by sceac the viii by obdce. and
the feelings Dy religion never separating tIcSc three great
requisites instruction, discipline, religion, while lifting for
profession,
Situated Washington Heights. about ten miles up the
Hudson reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated Road to
l5ltl--t always IN waiting or by timely
thcati0n the superintendent meets the arrival ot train
4 beautiful aud healthy Pacc-On cmlnrncc COM
mandne tho most delightful Sccneyor more atacVe sur
Toundugs found along the taI acd banks OF the
Hudson. ItA buildings q unusually hOmclItr
There O land attached To it, shaded and In
teIscCtcd by oak groves anOring ample space iOr play
French, German and spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madisonave. ami ilt-st fits for the school Of Mines.
stevens Institute Sceld Vc aui technical professions.
Glasses in Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
A. COLIN lat Engineer Corps |. NJ and Professor at
Naval Academy.
I University Grammar School, !, ,4S1 Broadway,
- uear 42d.st. (tjtl 1sl-l Primary. Commercial and
Classical Departments NJ NJ Hobby W. l. Akn, Principals
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03

EMPEKIAI TENMAN LINE.
4 Hamburg American Packet COmpany'5 Line tnr
PLYMOUTH CUERBOURG and HAMBC no .,
SIIr,- N..... Mar . UENIA..-.... VI ar ~
GELLERT. ...........M Mar lU,WIELA d. ..;- ar 80
Rates passage Plymouth London, CheTD0lTE lain.
and all points in the south Of England FIRST CaD lr
steamers sailing April l. so $50 accordngio loca
,o second atn stD. Stecraxe $50 Round trip at re
duccd rates stecrage from Hamburg Havre and South
amutnn. $21 - - prcu,pn A. Co
KUNHARDT & CO., {. b. RICHARD W" -.
General Agents, General passenger ARChIs,
No 6l Iroad.st,, y. Y. No. VI broadway, y. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

LOCAL BREVITIES.

The first pigeon match of the Alexandria
Gun Association took place near this city
yesterday.
Sixteen colorcd men left this city to-day
for Youngstown, Pa, under charge uf Col.
| Boiling, contractor, to work ON railroads.
The Lady Regents of Mount Vernon will
assemble in annual session at that place on
Thursday next. A full board is expected.
Mr.. James Ferguson, JOG King street. is
selling his entire stock of dry goods at great
~ reduced prices.
Capt. John C. Graham received a telegram
from Baltimore Monday last announcing
the serious illness Of his sister. MR.. .Ahra-
ham, in that city.
\ match game of base ball WAS played on
. the grounds near the Episcopal Iii IN School
Yesterday afternoon between the Alerts
of this city and the fourth nine Of tn. How
ard Club, with the following rcS,il; Alrrts
: Towards =
The funeral Of Miss Bridget Tuomcv. a
Young lady, whose death from CONSUMPTION
occurred at the house Of her parents in this
city, yesterday, took place from ST. Mary's
! Church this morning, and was largely at
tended
VIM. Brady, white, was before the Mayor
this morning, charged with assauting and
heating 4 colored girl named Ncttic Harris.
The accused was discharged upon the pay
ment Of the costs ofthe case, as it was shown
that he had no intention ofinjuring the girl.
At a meeting of coored men held on Vim
egar Hill last night, Robert Hopkins spoke
in advocacy of Mr.. Leonard Marbury and
Addison Madclla OF Mr.. John Green for
commemorative Attorney. A vote was
then taken which resulted as follows: Mar
bury 2!, Green ,.
The Alexandria Light Infantry has recciv-
cd an invitation to attend the reunion of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, to take
place i'll Baltimore, commencing on the DIST
OF this month and continuing till the 23d. 4
meeting of the company will be held early
next week, when the invitation will be acted
upon.
MIR. Isaac 3. Lovcjoy, an old and respect
ed citizen, died at the residence of his SON
in-law, Mr.. John Donnelly, on Prince street,
about noon to-day. Mr.. Lovcjoy had held
various offices of trust in the community, in
which he was highly esteemed and his
death will be deeply regretted He was,
at the time Of his DEATH Gauger and In
spector of Liquors, all Office to which he has
been elected for many years without oppo-
Stion
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t0MMl'SICATEI


While our city authorities arc building an
extra fine fire engine house; selling n
splendid building lot at cost to spectators :;
buying part of the same lot back again at
double lis value; paying enormous lawyers
fees for useless law suits. and about
to appropriate $4,000 mainly for the
education of the children of non-tax-
paying heroes, why not do something
for the honest taxpayers of the city,
especially the Sd ward and the northwest
section, where large number of new build
ings have been built within the last few
years Columbus street crossings are i'm
paSSable from Cameron street to the extreme
north: the same can be said of Alfred street,
only lis condition is ten times worse stag
mated water stands in the street. in the
cutters and on vacant lots month in and
month ont, and in heavy rains the residents
have TO wade through water to reach their
houses. Patrick street is no better, all
three of these streets have been sadly
neglected to the detriment and inconveni-
cnrc Of the property holders and the citi-
zeIls who have often to travel these streets
And this is not ALL we need 4 fire plug at
the north end of Alfred street conveniently
situated to protect the large number Of new
and old frame buildings in this locality
Above all, give us light When the shades
of night gather around us-the Egyptian
,arkness-thc mud and the water is dismal
and fearful indeed. This is no exageration
we invite our city guardians of the public's
welfare to inspect these streets in the day
time, then call out on any Corporation
moonlight night, and he convinced if what
we complain be not t0o true. Why not
drain these streets properly, shell them,
raise the crossings in many places and en-
.fo'rr the iam compelling property o,rners to
lay parrmcnis. Weprotest seriously against
higher tax unless something is done for
our relief: While Council is spending its
time in long speeches on noihings and dis
cussin@ the question whether the other
Board has adjourned, &c, the honest tax
payers Of the city are suffering for the want
of decent streets. THIRD WARD.
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COMMUNICATED.


RAILROAD TRAVELLING FACILITIES !!
Why certainly! Let us have all we can get,
for that is about all we may ever expect to
get on: of Railroads, provided however they
are well paid for the job. If, however. the
people are to have any voice in the matter,
let us act impartially in this case. Saint
Asaph ST.. has, twice. had the privilege Tor
whatever else YOU may choose to call it, of
furnishing Accommodations in this line. but
the presumption is there will be no claim
put in for Il third benefit tor otherwise as
the ease may be- on the part of those most
Immediately concerned. Rotation in office,
and other privileges and blessings being the
order of the day, st. Asaph should retire
at once upon her laurels. even though her
claims are pressed by high and entirely dis
interested officials, upon the plea of progress
and prosperity, by giving us closer connec-
tons, and more intimate alliance, with the
city ofmagnilcent distances. 1t is pro-
posed therefore, that Washington street be
substituted for st. Asaph, and for the follow
ing good and sufficient reasons
In the first place 1t is more central, and
therefore aflording the shortest run to the
huurying crowd. Second: 1t is the smooth
est and much more level, and therefore will
require less grading and lilingup Thirdly ::
1t is much wider and more attractive, and
therefore allording ample room for all need
ed purposes. thus preventing blockade,
and at the same timeprescnting, throughout
its whole length, more pleasing objects to
the eye Of the pilgrim to the Mecca Of Amer
lea. Fourthly 1t is the shortest and most
direct route to our Great Capitol, and there
fore there will be less time lost, and less IA
tigue, in reaching it. In the Fifth place Its
name is Washington, and that is sufficient,
and every one is left to draw his or her in
icrcnces and make the application to suit
themselves. If, however, this should not be
considered Il fair and equal arrangement for
all parties concerned, then it is proposed
that the Railroads shall be authorized to oc-
cupy every street running northand south,
from end to end, with a depot building at
the crossing of every street running east and
west. Then let the band play". Will that
do? if not, WHY Not?
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Mothers! Mothers. Mothers

Are You disturbed at night aud broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
rXcruciatng pain Of cutting teeth? If So 60 1T
once and get Il bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTlI.
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little SUI
fcrcr immediatcy--dcpcnd upon it ; there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother Oh earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you !;
once that it will regulate the bowels, and gitr
rest 10 the mother, and relief and health to th,.
child, operating like magic. 1t ispcrfcctly safe t.,
u'r in all cases, and pleasant to the TASTE. and j.,
the prescription of one of the oldest and hest tr-
male physicians and nurses in the United States
Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17
ItDMAICNJcATEI


The W. < o. RuAD.-The announcement
Of the postponmcnt OF the sale Of this
road was Il great surprise to me and, rs far
III, can ascertain, TO everybody. BY this most
extraordinary course Of Judge Wexford an
outrage has been perpetrated upon the bond
holders; brewery day that that unfortunate
road remains in The hands of 4 receiver gives
to the bondholders less and less returns upon
their bonds. 1t looks to me, and | verify
believe it, thai there is chicane,y in this mat
ter What do these alleged purchasers
want ten days more for? Have they not
had six months and more to make and per-
feet their plans? As heard IN old and able law.
yer say to-day, "hc was rather sorry that the jn-
dicial bill did not pass the Legislature, and then
We would be rid of Judge Wexford, and such"
The community understand this whole affair
bondholdcrs and all. They think now, and have
for some time thought, there was ring around
the whole affair, and these pOstponements and ap-
pointments, &c, give plausible color to the whole
movement. | do not shield myself behind 4
nommc de plume but my name is at the GG-ctt;
office subject to whOmsocvcr may demand it.
repeat, this whole business is an outrage and
stnks in the nostris of the people.
BONDHOLDER
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DIED.

Departed this life, mt 11.45 Il. m, May 1-th
1852, after much suffering, which WAS borne with
the fortitudc of a true Christian, ISAAC B..
I.OVEJOY. aged - years, ) months and Is days
formerly of Lowell, Mass, but for the last 81
years resident Of this city. He was a devoted
lat her. sincere friend and n consistent Christian
E,s- Friends of the family are invited to attend
his funeral, which will take place from the resi-
dcncc of his son-in-law, John Donnclly, No. -
Prince street OIL Friday morning, at 10 o'clock,
thence to proceed to St. Mary's Church where :.
High Mass Of Requiem will be offered for the re-
pose Of his soul. Boston and Lowell, AIss papers
please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17
Workingn,en.

Before You begin your heavy spring work after
winter OF relaxation, your system needs cleans
ing and strengthening to prevent an attack of
Ague, Bilious or Spring Fever or some other
Spring sickness that will unfit you for a season
work. You will save time, much sickness and great
expense If you will Use one bottle of Hop Bitrra
IN youl family this month. Bnrliagton Hamkrg.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 RMORY HALL

A
FRIDAY MAY 10,
BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL. ENTERTAINMENT
For the benefit OF the
ALEXANDRIA lNFIRMARY.
THE CANTATA, THE CORONATION OF THE
ROSE" rendered by forty young ladies'
BRILLIANT FLORAL SCENES, SONGS.
MARCHES, AND THE MAY POLE.
Musical Director: Mr.. W. H. DANIEL, of Wash
ington. Prof. HEYMAN, Pianist and leader of
Orchestra.
Admission 80 cts; Children % cts Reserved
seats 10 cts for sale ut Tenncsson's. my164t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

UNFouNDED.-A correspondent from
Louisa county writes us: "The story going
the rounds of the press that young lady OF
this county. in fit of jealousy, essayed to
poison the Misses Bowles has no foundation.
1t is not known now, and worse yet, proba-
bly, will never be known, who committed
The decd"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

4 BREAK DowN-The axle of a wood
cart broke near the corner OF Cameron and
Pitt streets, this morning, causing the horse
to fall, and throwing the driver and owner
Mr.. Rose, to the ground. The horse was
not injured, but Mr.. Rose received several
severe bruises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

The only scientific Iron Medicine that
does not produce headache, &C., but gives
10 the system all the benefits of iron with
out its bad effects, is Browns Iron Bitters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

CIRCUIT COURT TOR THE CouNTY--JUpGE
JAMES KEITH PREsIDINCi.-The case OF
Enoch Cook against Allison Nailor debt,
begun yesterday, occupied nearly the entil
session of the court to-day, Mr.. Edmund
Burke appearing for Cook and Mr.. Henry
Wise Garnctt for Nailor. The jury failed
TO agree.
Com. vs.. Cox; rape; writ of error refused
and the prisoner sentenced to penitcntiary
for Ii wears
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

ANOTHER RAILROAD MEETING.-Four
directors ofthe recently organized Richmond
and Louisville Railroad Company, among
them Gen. Wharton, of Pulaski county, met
at Green's mansion House in this city this
afternoon and transacted some business OF
private character. The session did not last
over three-quarters Of an hour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

The 0. D. BUILDING As5oCIATION.-At
the meeting of the Old Dominion Building
Association last night, twenty-one loans,
1920, were sold at discount Of %, 26, and
y per cent The shares of stock are i'll de-
mand, and the association is in most pros
porous condition, the success being even
greater than the most sanguine of the inau-
gurators of the enterprise anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

MEssRs d. RUBEN Co., 6S King street.
have just received large and varied stock
OF Cousins celebrated Shoes. which they
are selling cheap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

WANTED Immediately, IN ENERG ETC MAN
w of good address Reference required Adj
dress J. f. FIrXGERALD, Washington, D. G.. 1t
WANTED TO BUY A HOUSE in Alexandria,
w or LOT to build on. Address Business, v
Gazette Office, stating size. water, gas terms and
location. my1G-I
NHTANTED--A GOOD GIRL to do washing and
w ironing and house work Must bring good
references Apply at No. it King street.
my1s-.;t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

NOTICE
The Clergy and Lag Delegates to the Council of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, to be- held III
Norfolk, Va. Nav 9Th, can secure round trip
tickets on the STEAMER GEORGE LEARY By
paying fare one way-S2.50. State rooms and
meals extra .a.
The steamer leaves her wharf, foot of Prince ST,
Alexandria, Va, EVERY TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, at q p. M; returning,
leaves Norfolk EVERY MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY
and FRIDAY at 4S0p. III.
myS-2w P. B. HOOE.
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Washington, d. G
NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.
City Treasurer's Office,
Room No. 2 Market Building,
W. Mn.r Okl, SAO


Alexandria, Va. May 18th, 1882.
All persons who have not paid their State taxes
for the year 1881, will please take notice that
am compelled to settle my accounts for that year
with the State on the 18th day of June, and to
enable me to do so, must collect the taxes now UNI
paid, aud unless these bills ara paid by the LIST
Instant I shall enforce their payment without
further notice. Voters will bear in mind that
they must pay their capitation tax for 1881, to
entitle them to vote in the May and November
elections. Merchants and others engaged in bust.
ness, who have received certificates of their State
licenses from the Commissioner of Revenue are
hereby notified that under the law they are re-
quired to present the same ut this Office and pay
the amount failure to do so renders them lia-
BILE to fine for doing business without license.
NJ. B. HARLOW,
my17 City Treasurer.
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ID. Ruben & Co., GS King street, want the
public to know, that they are selling Shoes
lower than any firm in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

ASCENSION DAY SERNiCES.-SerVicrs az
propriatc to Ascension Day will be held in
st. Mary's, st. Paul's and the German Luth-
cran churches tomorrow as follows: ST.
Mary'S church mass ut & and 10 a. H.; ST.
Paul'I church, ut | Il. H.; German lutheran
church at T::O p. H.. in German. There
will be no services in Christ or Grace
churches, Revs Messrs Suffer and Sharp
being in Norfolk in attendance upon the
sessions OF the Episcopal convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-17

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, May Il, 1892
.,hr Middle Atlantic States fair weather, winds
uorthrrIy. stationary or lower temperature
glrr pressure