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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15
T0.DAY's TELEGRAParc NV,

Johann Gottnfried Kinkcl, the celebrated
German physician, is dead.
The resignation Of Lord Selborrc Il. High
Lord Chancellor of England is imminent.
President Grevy Of France is reported to
have had several slight npopletic attacks re.
Gently.
The Russian government, it is said, will
hereafter limit its embassies in Germany to
Berlin and Stuttgart.
Patrick Joyce has been found guilty of
numbering the Joyce family in Ireland, and
sentenced 10 he hanged on the 18th proximo
4 brakeman and five section hands were
killed in an accident on the Alton X. 4.
near Kansas City yesterday.
The North Carolina democrats 1T the late
election in that State elected their entire
ticket Cor Judges of the Supreme and SUI
perior Courts.
y heavy gale of wind prevailed in Mill
ford, Pa, and vicinity yesterday, uprooting
trees, blowing down telegraph poles and
doing much damage. No one is reported
as having been killed
The steamer Wcstphaiiu's missing boat
has been safely landed with all hands we'll
The occupants say they saw the steamer
which collided with the Weslphulia sink
with all hands aboard.
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MARINE NEWS.

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER Is, 1882.
Sun rises. Is al Sun scts.... 4 -
ARRIVED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfk. to A Reed ( Co.
SAILED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfk by A Reed & Co.
Str w Thompson lower Potomac, by + A Reed
& Co.
Schr William s John, lower Potomac. to load
poplar wood
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs John T Kranz and Carrie Holmes
ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON
Schrs s Johnson can fruit, Baltimore: Alvia,
mari, Camden, NJ; r Robinson, ice Kennehcc;
6arges Carrie Y, and Robert Shriver, coal, Cum.
berland
MEMORANDA
Schr G Hanrahan, from Richmond, at New
York 1Ith
Schr Active, from Georgetown, at Boston 14,h.
Schr Lizzie Morse sailed from Bath for this
port 18th
schr Wood, from Providence for Georgetown.
at Dutch Island Harbor 18th.
schr Charles Briggs, from this port, at New
Bedford 18th. s'sE.
Schr Bertha F Walker, from Georgetown, a.
Providence 18th.
scbr Samuel II Walker sailed from Providence
for Georgetown 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

SOME OF the few foolish white people
who recently voted for Malone did so for
the reason that they were stupid enough to
believe that if the General succeeded they
would never again be compelled to pay a
captation TAX. The question was not to
abolish that tax, but to repeal the constitu-
tional provision making its payment pre-
requisite 10 voting The white people ofthc
State, having furniture or other property
that can he seized and sold by the collectors,
will be forced to pay the tax as heretofore,
but the negroes, who have nothing that can
be levied upon. will go scot free. The prac-
tical effect of the repeal of the provision
will he that whereas negro men have here
toforr paid dnllara year for the education
~ their children, they will hereafter pay
nothing. chat expense having been trans
fcrrcd Ia the white people. against whose
interest,", in ,l,. future as in the past. ;hcy
will cnn:iiiu" Ia vote.
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Treasu.e-snip of Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 13.-The Counsel
for Eirgnius Johnson, late iilndcr Treasurer
OF Petersburg, has instituted mandamus pro-
ceedings in the Supreme Court of Virginia
against Judge f. NJ. Mann, ofthe Hastings
Court Of Petersburg, and +. w Couch, pres
ent readiuster City Treasurer, 10 compel
Judge Mann to revoke his order. granted
July lst 1882, allowing Couch to qualify as
City Treasurer The grounds upon which
the Couch title is assailcd are that he scrv-
ed rs member of the City Council on the
same day lie qualified Couch claims that
when Judge Mann allowed him to qualify
rs treasurer he had resigned his scat in the
Council
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TEs Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 15.--virginia Us deferred > !;
do consolidated 50; do second series 80; past
due coupons 80 do ucw 1O-lO's 49,; do new
;is ~ bid today. Cotton quiet: middlings 1Ol,.
Flour more active and steady Howard street and
Western super So 2;5a3 IS; do extra 81 un.4 60:
10 fun!y : 15a5 30 City Mills super S:s 90,
! w: d" cAtr:. 81 25aj So 10 Rio Brand, 81 80
fatai'>r" family St %: do supcylatiye Im,cn.
;. N" Wheat Southern steady; Western high.
rr aud inactive: Southern rcd 1u3alU-: do
amber iOSalii; y" Maryland 10 asked !:
Mo- Wr>trrn winter :cd $40; ln:Ii;;, .1017.: Noy
LOG Hs.,c,i Dec 1867 -a1O.i,: Jan loS;:,a1O9
Feb l!o:iaiit. Corn Snuth.rn dml! and irrccu
lar. b"Enu>r ri condition Western tlrmcr south.
ern white new G3aGS; do yellow new 7naSO:
Western mXc,! NoY 23aSiI..; Nov new or old
~ s,ser; YEAR :jiAssG5: Jan 6Oa,aG1 Oats
!ui!; Southern ;I.:i5 Western white i3a.J; DO
mixed jSn III i',na iHaiJ. Rye dull 4; ti5aGs
tiay steady. sri:.,i' :" choice pcna amd NJ, 81 IA
-. toiy' lower !:!0 quiet: Rio c,,rgnr- ordinary
{" fair Las =. ht-a: lower ami dull. / sact 81 .
Whiskcy quiet al ~ l9al I9i.
NKw IosK. Nov. l"..-S.ocks moderately a.;iy,.
Money" Cotton steady uplanis IL 1-1G: Or
leans Jos Flour inl and weak Wheat dull
and without fuotab!r change. Corn nod-ratce
aciir. and Ssa',c better
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Mothers Mothers,, MnthersIIl

rest by sick child suffering and CRYING with the
excruc!ating pain of cutting teeth !? II so. 20 at
once and geta bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf.
ferer immediately-depcnd upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell You at
once that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest TO the mother, and relief and health to the
child operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe to
use i'll all cases, and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of OF the oldest and best fc-
male physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

A STRANGE SIGHT-We have often heard
Of fish being rained from the clouds, but
have never seen an eyewitness TO the pho
nomenon until last week S. p Thomson.
one ofour leading prairie planters. assures
Us that on the 18th of October last be saw
three fish of the perch variety fall into his
front yard during shower OF rain. SIR. 7.
gathered up the fish which were alive. not
withstanding their long and rapid Journey
through space toward the center OF gravity.
and after satisfying himself that they were
only ordinary perch, placed them in an adj
Jacent stream. where they swan OH as lively
as II terranean streams and not celestial va
pors were their natural element. Mr r
says that he is not philosopher enough 10
explain this strange occurrence. but he is ab
soiutely certain that the FISH did fall from
the Clouds Union Springs Herald.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Richmond State has been so fortunate
as to secure the services of Capt. Page Nc
Carly for its Washington correspondent.
The State Returning Board will canvass
the returns of the recent election in the Of:
flee of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
on the fourth Monday in this month.
At the meeting Of the Virginia Rowing
Association at Richmond, Tuesday. Lynch
burg was selected as the rowing ground for
the Annual State Regatta in July Of next
year.
MIR. VIM. Combs Of Stafford county, was
robbed in Fredericksburg last Friday of $40
III money, n watch. a pistol and pair Of
spectacies by negro man, who was subse
quently arrested and the stolen articles re-
covered
DR.. VIM. A. Bradford died on Monday, at
his residence near Wildwood, Clarke county.
The deceased was n gentleman of great
learning and a popular lecturer upon scien-
titic subjects, He leaves, to mourn his
death, family of three sous and two
daughters.
For the last three days ofthc past week
the Treasurer Of the State paid out seven
thousand eight hundred and twenty eight
dollars and sixty-two cents. On Mon
day he paid over to the Dlillcr school fund
So, 1920, q portion of the temporary loan
to the State by that fund. The Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction has mailed checks
to the county Superintendent ofschools for
their pay up to Nov. 1st.
Some time since the old Allan mansion or
Main and Fifth streets, Richmond, was pur-
chased by Messrs. Isaac Davenport, ir., and
\. y. Stokes with the object Of erecting a
large hotel on the site. but since then The
heirs of Mrs. Louisa G. Allan have come for
ward and asserted that they are entitled to
their portion of the estate. These heirs are
residents of Cincinnati The case will be
called OH the 10th to try the issue in chan
Gerry.
Judge Fitzhugh, Of the Chanccry Court of
Richmond, has before him a case which is
celebrated in the annals Of Virginia. The
suit has been going on since 1893 Its title is
theunromantico Of eDismal Swamp Land
Company vs. An1crson's heirs" and the
Judge has been hearing argument for re-
hearing. The matter involves about $780,
600 and great deal Of land lying in York
county. The case was decided by Judge
Meredith and decree entered but since
that time valuable papers have been found
which, it IS contendcd throw new light on
this cause. Anderson was very wealthy
merchant of Yorktown when the commerce
OF that place was great He accumulated a
large amount of money, and was eccentric. /
One of the requests in his will was that he /!
should be buried in the middle ofan old field /
twenty feet under the ground
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

TnE roroMAc FLArs-The Secretary of
War Yesterday awarded the contract for
dredging the Potomac flats to p. Sanford
Ross. OF Jersey City, who was next 20 the
lowest bidder. and ii is said that work will
begin nj once. The delay in awarding The
contract was due 70 Il doubt whether the
lowest contractor was responsible. Major
Haincs. after consideration, referred the
iaatterto Gen. Wright. chiefofer gineers. who
also gave the bids his attention aud examina-
ton. Yesterday lie forwarded them to the
Secretary Of War. accompanying them with
private report. He recommended that P.
Sanford Ross, Of Jersey City, be awarded
the contract as the lowest responsible bid
der. Late yesterday afternoon Secretary
Lincoln approved the recommendation.
and the contract has therefore been award
ed to Mr. Ross at 2l.2 cents per yard for the
whole work William H. Adams & Co.,
of Alexandria county, near this city, were
the lowest bidders at 49, cents per yard for
the whole work, but it was decided not to
entrust the work to this firm. There are
100000 cubic yards of material to be
dredged out and the difference between
the bids Of Adams and Ross is about $40, 900.
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a Card.

To tie readers Of the Gazette.
We have just read an an article in Tues
day evenings GAZETTE, which says that
u. L. Haley and r. w. Cochran were ar
rested and taken before the Commissioner
of the Revenue, Geo. Dufiey, charged with
doing business in this city without IL
censc.' This is mistake. We were not
arrested 4 photographer notified us that
there was n license required on our business
and after hearing his statement, we called
on Mr.. Duley, the Commissioner OF the
Revenue. and showed him letter from 5.
Brown Allen, State Auditor, dated May 3lst
1882, stating that he knew Of no law under
which we are required to take ont license
for such business. 1t was decided by The
commemorative Attorney, that we should
pay State license under sec. 10 of the new
law. which we did. J. I. HALEY,
r. w. COCHRAN.
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DIED.

At Clinton the residence Of Robert C. New
man. III o'cloci; on Tuesday morning, Nov'r. II
1857. GEORGE PATTISON BERNLEY, in til,
ilst year OF lis age, eldest OF William " anu
tho late Emily W. Berkeley. zs.- Funeral from
his fathers residence 11U Prince st. to- morrow
at IL o'clock a. M Baltimore Sun and Cam
bridge, Nd, papers please copy.
In San Luis. Obissa, California, Of consumpt;on
on November q, $50, JOHN SCOTT, OF the Bal
tinorG bar. Tar deceased was the son Of Robert
f. Scott, Of FaG!nicr county. and grandson 0:
Judge John Scott. lie was in LIES prime, Dos.
sessed fine and highly cultivated intellect, with
woman's gent!eness and love. In the few year
he practiced his profession he attained a high
stand, and was respected and esteemed By all who
knew him. In the homo circle none can fill his
place lie died among strangers, but kindly hands
mnlstered to his wants and tender hearts watch
ed his last hours. lie was pure in spirit, honest
and manly in all he did or thought. and now rests
in peace. Sorrow fills all hearts, but not without
hope. he is not dead, but slecpcth.' Szsss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

Is \ rrc.!; talk between Sullivan. he
pr!z" tighter. and the manager OF the
The place where the laltcr'S EEK! match
will hr E:i-ht. the former anii You
can't li-i,! IN he District nf Columbia. but
yon might 20 down 10 Virginia ami fix i, up
with Malone. | understand that he runs
hone, v.!o>> sole effective strength lies in
the one hundred thousan'! negro VOTES hc
has Il; hi command. give occasion fni even
prize ii.i.i"r~ and their c,lI!a; 10 ;iriir.iir
and maize sport OF 4 once grand and noble
old commonwealth. But the mills Of the
gods are grinding faster, and Il day Of rrcii
oning is rapidly approaching
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Brought out Perfectly.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March so, 1881.
II. II. WARNER & Co.. Sirs-I had been
Il great sufferer from acute kidney disease,
which my physicians could not cure, but o
short trial ofyour Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure brought Me out in perfect health.
CHARLES H. GERHERD.
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dMCSEMENTS.
Musical and Dramatic Entertainment
ARMORY HALL. NOV. 2S. 1882.

ARMORY HALL. NOV. IS. 1882.
The Hon. FRANCIS DeCORDY, distinguished
elocntionist, will render some of those admirable
dramatic selections which have been so well re-
ceived before audiences in other cities
Mr.. JOHN 0. PUGH and Miss S. A. LATH1M,
Of Washington. and Miss EVANS, Of this city,
have consented TO sing some of the favorite mclo-
dies Of the day.
The MOZART CLUE will also contribute some
of their delightful chor.lses to the enjoyment of
the evening
Tickets SOC; children zoe; reserved seats ut
Tennessons. noy15-td
UNHE LADIES OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH
propose giving all entertainment in the Lecture
Room room Of that church on
THURSDAY EVENING.
Admission Free. Supper Tickets % cents.
An evening Of real social enjoyment is anti.
c!pated. nov15-2t
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.---Thc stock market
opened at fractional decline from yester-
day. closing quotations and during the ear
~ dealings, the tone continuing weak, Il
turthc" decline OF !as per cent was record
ed. AT eleven O'Clock prices rallied 5aA
pCr cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

disappointment in matters of pleasure is
hard to be borne, in matters affecting health
it becomes cruel. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
never disappoints those who useit for obsti-
nate coughs, colds, irritation Of throat and
lungs, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

Are you troubled with such symptoms of
dyspepsia as belching, tasting of the feed
heartburn etc. ? Browns Iron Biltcrs will
cure VOL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

The negro girl Mary Booth, the murder.
ess OF surry county, will be executed at the
county Courthouse on Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

Court OF APPEALS Com
monwcath W. Smith. Submitted.
Boggs vs.. the Commonwealth. Arrurcd.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrivcd.-Boats Walbridge, N D Corse. G
Boothe, American Flag J Swift and Thco ].
Belts to American Coal Co: JOS WhcatIy I, Nav.
field G. Heston
Dcparted.-Boats w D Watbridge II D Corse. q
Boothe, American Flag, J Swift, Theo T..
Betts, G S French, Ph'rhe & Johnnie and Jos
Wheatly
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Flour is quiet with Il fair local demand The
receipts of Wheat continue fair and $500 bushels
sold at 95a97 for common, 10Oa1O3 for Fultz.
1O4a1O5 for mixed and 1O5a10G for Lancaster.
But little Corn is coming in and 500 bushels sold
at 80 for old white and 55a65 for new. Small
lots of Rye sold at 65a70. Country produce con.
tinucs scarce and wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

- EFRIGERhT0RS. REFRIGERATORS -
LIZ We arc Bow prepared to furnish all who want
Refrigerators, with the best that are made
elegant in design aud workmanship and perfect in
their working. Call and examine or send for
illustrated catalogue and price list - -,
my5 MCLEAN & UHLER. rs King St
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The Batlimoream says 1.-THE Alexandria
(Va.) GAZETTE did yeoman service in the
recent campaign for Congressman at Large
Massey also the Hon. John S. Barbour
who is elected by more than 6O0O majority
over his Republican opponent, Mr. Farr.
The majority in Alexandria city and county
proves the effectiveness of the work done
by the GAZETTE
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Z BBLs. OF PEARL HOMISY, just received By
- oct23 w. A. JOHNSON e. co.
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POLITICAL

The following is the official vote of Wise
county: Wise 407, Massey 206, Dawson 40;
Bowen $40, Fulkerson ITS, Dotson 1913. New
berry t; for amendment 53S, against amend.
ment Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

This is the way they make "treason" obi
Gus: The county Of Patrick in which Judge
Lybrook lives, secured 4 democratic gain of
500; Grayson. (Hale's county, the same :;
while Bland, in which Mr.. Newberry lives,
shows democratic gain of 800. Fulker-
sons county Washington endorsed his
treason to Malone by gain of 200 for
the democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

A LABAsTINE F0RFINISHING WALLS AND
n ceilings ready for use by the addition o. hot
water is put up in packages containing FIVE pounds
OF pure white or twelve beautiful tints, with full
directions 1t will afford US pleasure to furnish
paper with sample of the tints
Sep5 E. s. LEADREATEP r Pro
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The shipments from the mines Of the Cumbcr-
land coal region for the week ending Saturday,
November H. were 52,606.05 tons, and the total
shipments for the year to that date, 1,1G1, 29G12
tons-a decrease Of 7OS.423.O7 tons, as compared
with the corresponding period of 1881. Tho
canal shipments were for the week, $3.50. 10
tons; for tho year, 9,164.15 tons-a decrease
OF 213, G1S1S tons, rs compared with 1881
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hARBY'S PROPHYLACTICF FLUID wonder
- iul healing remedy and disiHfectant; a per.
feet pain killer, removes all offensive odors. euro,
burns Catarrh, Collie. &c, prevents ard mitigate
scarlet Fever, Measles, &c. valuable in every sick
room, being purifier and cleanser ins. received
by novS E. S. LEADBEiTER& BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

In the Georgia Legislature yesterday on
the vote for United States Senator for the
short term in the Senate Mr.. Barlow re.
ceivcd 20 votes and Mr. Hill fourteen. In
the House Mr.. Barlow received 70 votes and
Mr. Hill 81. There was no election For
the long term, in the Senate Governor Col
quit received 20 votes; Jackson II; Black
), and Anderson I. 1t the House Governor
Colquitt received 50 votes Jackson, SO
Anderson, 49, Black, %, and Longstreet, 3.
There was no election.
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DLANT S!INULAET-We have inst PREPARED
L = fresh "upply of the above preparation. tina,
has been found by experience to be 50 valuable
for plants in windows, gardens, couserva.cI:e'
now ES IEADRE4TEP & RIO
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Nov 15.-Becvcs
Common to medium native steers sold at 9a1OL,c
per lib; dressed and fairish Texas Steers at &C.
Cnlvcs-3iarket tame at 4Aa5Eic per ID for
grassers and buttcrmilk Calves and 7a1Oc for
Veals.
Sheep and Lambs.-N[arket decidedly firm at
an advance of t,aiac per h. Poorest to best
Sheep sold at S3 50a5 DO per 100 lbs; Lambs at
5E,a6asc
Hogs-Demand better and live Hogs sold read
lily at So 75a7 % per 100 lbs.
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,ows and Calves 40aS65.

Tho market this week was only fairly supplied
with Cattle good were in demand with but few
offered; prices were slightly hishcr--fully l,c--
quality considered, than last were; there were
more common Cattle offered than could be sold
The market for Calves was not quite so strong ii
1t has been, with light demand; prices are likely
to be lower. There are but few arrivals of Sheep
with but little demand. Lambs in some enquiry
for good ones; common dull and hard to SELL
Hogs in fair supply and lower; few dressed
Hogs are beginning to como in, and prices are
tending downward. Cows and Calves high and
scarce with fair supply
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. -, 1882
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COMPRESSED TABLETS OF CIILORATE or
~ Potash and Muriate Of Ammonia. Brow )
Bronchial Troctes, and Edey's Ca!bol:' Trcc'''s
Just received by
nov1O E.S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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On BOXES PRIME VALENCIA RAIsINs re-.
~ ceivcd by
n"v1J ". a. JOHNSON "a
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ERu!T BUTTER. Apple, Peach, Plum and
l. Ounce, received this day by
nov1o W s. JOHNSON l. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-15

Opened TO DAY, Nov. 10-25O dozen LiEea
~ Hsndkerchiefs, in seconds; prices DC. sc. !vr'
12c. 15c and zoe; worth more than double TIE
price. Corae early ard get the first choice.
noy1O-Gt c. NJ. ADAMS % King Il.