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HIa FIf,h mnrher-

NEW YORK, July 10.-A special from
Louisville, Miss, says: "This morning f.
L. Jones, photographer of this place, be-
came enraged at a boy named Thos. Jones,
and drew pistol and shot him through the
head. The boy fell dead at his feet. The
murderer was arrested soon afterwards, and
was with difficulty taken to Jail, large
crowd following and threatening to lynch
him. He has already killed four men,"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

NASHVILLE, July 1O.-The delegates to
the State Convention are arriving. The
Credit Democrats are dissatisfied with the
platform Of the late Democratic State Con-
promises to be well attended from the
Middle Tennessee counties, and there is q
strong possibility that the convention will
put up another candidate for Governor.
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Five Men Drowned.

DETROIT, July 1O.-Last Saturday a small
boat capsized on Lake Michigan off Muske-
gan, and two sailors from the steam barge
Hilton, and three other men were drowned.
The body Of one of the men named Ander-
son has come ashore.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

A celebrated doctor says that II am fire.
quently urged to use other preparations as
substitutes for Hunts Remedy. find on
trying them that they are worthless in COM
lgrIson to jt,p
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

When 1 have baby at breast nothing is
SO useful for quieting my own and baby's
nerves as Psrker's Ginger Tonic. It pre-
vents bowel complaints, and Is better than
any stimulant to give strength and appetite.
"A Newark Mother.
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The Trouble In the Massachusetts
state Prison.

Boston, July 1O-Qulet has been entirely
restored in the Concord prison. All who
still incline to stubbornness are in irons and
close confinement. Too day, for the first time
since the prisoners became rebelIious, 8
regular dinner was served those who have
submitted. Bread and water. alone form
fffv
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A Government Triumph In rIexl, o.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 1O.-ThIs morning
the electoral colleges met throughout the
country to choose Deputies and Senators
for the next Congress. There is consider
able animation among the politicians,
though no disturbance has occurred as far
as known. The friends of the sdministra-
ton have been generally elected.
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Omeera, FaIaI RIundern

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Iu Sewer county,
Arkansas, recently, George and West Nc
Cravin killed for money man who was
the guest. In arresting the murderers
Constable Hetherly was accidentally killed
by one of the arres ing party, and George
McCraYin was shot dead by deputy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

VINCENNEs, IND, July 10.-A train on the
Terre Haute and Evansville Railroad broke
in two aud caused terrible wreck yester-
daY. Three men who were stealing rides
were caught between the cars, aud two Of
them were killed. The third one viii die.
The wreck is bad one.
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Counterfeiters Arrested.

CHICAGO, July 1O-Seversl counterfeiters,
members OF a gang operating in Northern
Arkansas, have been arrested at West Plain,
Missouri. The United States authorities
have nearly the whole gang in prison at
Fort Smith, where their trial shortly begins.
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EFFINGHAM COUNTY,

At a meeting of the De mocrats Of Efingham
county held July s, 1882, Col Edward Bird
County Chairman, presiding Col Edward Bird
and Col. Morgan Rawis were elected delegates
to the Gubernatorial Convention; Messrs a II
Rain, 3. 5. Pitman, a. NJ. Morgan, e. l. Foy
&. Norton and o. E. Smith, delegates TO the
Congressional Convention, and Messrs. |. f.
Berry, Jonathan Shearouse, George Morgan S.
s Weitman, A. T.. Bird and James Zettier
delegates TO the Senatorial Convention.
The following resolutions offered by Col
Morgan Rawls were also passed
Resolved, That our delegates are hereby in
structed to support the two-thirds rule
ReSOlUed, That the delegates to ali the con
ventions shall look with prejudice unon oil
candidates who have actively eiectioneered for
themselves, or who shall have a lot of poIiticsI
drummers around the convention to the an
noyance of delegates
ReSOtUed, That while we do not instruct our
delegates, we would be pleased at the nomina
ton Of Hon. A. H. Stephens for Governor and
General A. II. LaWton for Congressman. at
large.
RESOLVED, That we hear with pleasure of the
Improvement in the health of the Hon George
X. Black, and all wish for MIN an early resUora-
ton to his full and vigorous manhood.
Mr.. Trout also offered the following resoIu-
ton, which was passed
RESOLVED, That we would look with great
pleasure upon the return of Hon. George r.
Black to Congress, if his health is sufficlentlv v
restored to enable him to attend to the duties
OF ofnce, GEO. n THARIN,
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The First VlrgInia cotton Bloom.

PETERSBURG, July 1O-The first bloom of
this years Virginia cotton crop was receiv-
ed this morning from the farm Of Reuben
Ragland, in Chesterfield county, near this
city. The cotton crop in this State is about
a month late. The stands are bad and
IRREGULAR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

PARIS, July 1O.-The GaulOis processes to
know that General Skobeloff committed
suicide in order to escape the exposure of
his connection with the Nihilists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

A sure cure for impoverished blood, pim-
pies, and sallow complexion, is Browns
Iron Bitters. 1t will produce a healthy
color, smooth skin, and is absolutely not in
furious.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

Composed Of the best known tonics, iron
and cinchona, with well known aromatics,
is Browns Iron Bitters. 1. cures indiges-
tIop, and all kindred troubles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11
YaIunbIe AddI,Ion.

Because it is beneficial to the scalp and
adds to personal beauty by restoring color
and lustre to gray or faded bair, is why Par
ker's Halr Ralsam is such popular dress
Ing,
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Washed Aahore.
Cotton Warehouses burned.

THE HAGUE, July 10.-Several bodies have
been washed ashore from the Dutch iron
clad Adder, reported lost on Saturday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

LONDON, July 10.-A large block of cot
ton warehouses in Lone Lane, Liverpool,
were destroyed by fire to-day.
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A Steamer Disabled.

FORTRESS MONROE, July IL The steamer
Cells, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
arrived here this evening with her ma
cchinery disabled. She will probably go to
Norfolk for repairs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11

Two great evils-headache and constipa-
tion, affecting nearly all humanity, are re-
hsved by Bailey's Saline AlOerfeat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11
Casarrh OF the RIadder

Singing Irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints, cured by ''Bu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-11
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS.
Returns from Camden and Emng-
ham Counties.

In response to q notice issued by the Chairman
OF the De mocrAtic Committee the citizens of
Camden county met at Owens Ferry on the
9th inst to nominate a candidate to represent
our county in the next Legislature, and also to
choose delegates to attend the Gubernatorisl
Convention, to be held in Atlanta, and dele
gates to attend the Senatorial Convention in
Savannah; and also to choose delegates to
meet with others sent from Glynn and Char
ton counties to nominate a can didate to repre-
sent our district in the next State Senate. The
following delegates from the different pre-
cincts were present:
Rose Creek District-Hon. Robert N. King
st. Mary's-W. B. Vsn VaIkenburg.
Tarboro-Thomas d. HARRISON and D. 3.
McKinnon.
Bailey s Mill DiStrict-FTanlS Nj Scarlett and
j. G. Heilt.
Floyd's District-Davld Bailey and G. F.
Cole.
Horse Stamp Dlstrict-Hugh IGttlefeId.
Major David Bailey being chosen Chairman,
and W. Van Vaulkenburg Secretary motion
was made by Mr.. HARRISON that a committee of
one delegate from each district be appointed
by the Chairman to select a candidate to repre-
was sent our county in the ext Legislature. IL
also rec 0mmended by Robert NJ King that this
committee recommend dele gates TO represent
Camden county in the Cub ernatorial Conven-
tion to be held in Atlanta OIL the 18th instant,
and delegates TO represent our county in the
Congressional Convention D be held in Savan-
nah on the 9th of September, to nominate q
candidate to represent this Congressional Dis
trict in the next Congress. spld also delegates
to meet others from Glynn and Charlton coun-
ties to nominate candidate to represent the
counties of Glynn, Camden nd Charlton in
the next State Senate. This riot ion and recon-
menGation being approved, the following com
mittee were appointed by the Cl lairman: Hon
r. n. King, of Rose Creek; W. I}. Van Valken-
burg, St Mary's; T. ID. Harrisso q. Tarboro IF.
D. Scarlett, Baiey's Mills; G. T. Cole, Floyd's
Neck, and H. LittleieId. Horse Stamp
The committee retired, and a fter consulta-
ton returned and offered ne following rec
ommendation:
For Representative-Dani r. Proctor.
Delegates to Atlanta-R N King and #. D.
HARRISON with Alex. Lang and RoE't Tomkins
as alternateS.
Delegates to Savannah Conventional. r.
Proctor and David Bailey. with John Russell
and ID. b. Mckinnon as alter mates.
Delegates TO meet the G-Iynn and Charlton
delegation-R. N. King aBf. Alex. Lanlr
They also recommend that in the event
Camden county is not represented in the
Gubernatorial Convention the delegation from
Glynn should act for Cal nden county. These
recommendations being put to vote in full
meeting were adopted without opposition
The delegates from Ch arlton not having ar
rived, ag cement was n Iade between the q yun
and Camden delegates to notify the Charlton
delegates that they would meet them at
Folkeston on the 18th of July
On n. Stion it was recommended and re-
quested that these proceedings be published in
the Savannah NEWS.
Motion to adjourn seconded and adopted.
"FAIKENTON
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TIE STAR ROUTE TRIALS.

In accordance with special order made
by Judge Wylie, on Friday last, seventeen
members of the grand jury assembled in the
Criminal Court room this morning, for the
purpose of considering new evidence to be
presented to them in the star route cases.
The District Attorney reported that there
were six absentees, and the Marshal was
directed to summon a sufficient number of
persons to complete the panel, pending
which action the jury was dismissed.
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ETPsCRIFTIONs.

rH.N.H A.-"H nNAAAAfAANN'sf
INSCRIPTIONS.
.-..s. srrs. one ear. So gl; SIX
rirl +- s. l1, three months ; Do oue
nr.a one year. s. 90; six months,
s- ---v-rED BY CARRIER OR rREPATD
r l.'A IS NAIL.
vu please observe the date
rl campers
g.-rs OF ADVERTISING.
sauare-a line averages
@ advertisements, per square,
sel-. gfH- two insertions, 81 oU,
ms - TO; SIX Insertions, - w.
mons - 3J; eighteen insertions,
Notices double abOve rates.
r.-. re advertisements
--- -..-.I, uents 81 50 per square
ta-- --u.uts. Marriages, Funerals,
.ugCiai Notices 3 per square
s-- .-.s-s Of Ordinsries, Sherifs
Le-a- . inserted at the rate pre-
r-r Rent Lest and Found, 10
Esl.e a so advertisement inserted
GEMS -sdings for less than 80 cents.
.. -- made by Post Office Order,
fl-- F.. Letter or Express at our risk
beg .--. l- Insertion OF any adver-
SIC -.. 1uy specihed DAY or days, nor
-.-rumbeF OF insertions with
CO. red by the advertiser.
ms aiI, however, have their
A.'- .-.- .rserliOEs when the time
.rr. UlI when accidentally left
CAP ... rlr.oer Of insertions cannot be
money peid for the omitted in
returned 70 the advertiser
should be addressed,
81 j. X. ESTILL.
Savannah, Ga.
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the Post oGce in Savannah
Eau Natter
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keep the liver in healthy action.
CONS FIPATION

keep the liver in healthy action.
CONS FIPATRON
Should not be regarded as a trifling ailment.
Nature demands the utmost regularity of the
bowels. Therefore assist nature by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator; it is so mild and
effectual.
BELIOUSNRSS.
One or two tablespoonfuls will relieve all the
troubles incident to bilious state, such as Nau-
sea, Dizziness, ,Drowsiness, distress after eating
bitter, bad taste in the mouth.
DYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this dread
ful disease. We assert emphaticallY what we
know to be true.
COEHC.
Children suffering with collie soon experience
relief when Simmons Liver Regulator is adj
ministered.
The Regulator restores the enfeebled digea.
tion and enriches the impoverished blood
E&~Take only the genuine. which always
has on the wrapper the red Trade Mark and
signature Of ]. Fl. ZETLIN & co
FOX SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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EtrGr Be9mlator.

- g%vs-- SICK HEAD
EzlSs--=Az.s----- 49, s ACHE
80 HkIEIs6H E%A For the relief and
SSlESSTS -5--Saes=Ss cure of this Distress
= sSazS~s ~ ing affiiction take
Wsg<& az Simmons Liver Reg
&&A< ulator
ANN MALARIA.
.<Ay$%Toe Persons may avoid
zesssz= . "a sall attacks by occa-
Gl3sg Or 5I0aslly a6ss 5r 'si11nS simmons !
- u Liver Regulator RI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia a d7nt;11x
LOCAL BREV1IE.S.

Lieutenant John L. Smith, Of tho % ia
torcs, Is still COL ned to his house by eckrsss.
Tax collector John T. Hi is 90, fl led to bis
house ~ Sickness
Mr.. G.. d. Johnston has received 81 sppoint
ment the Law Department of The h. & o. b.
20. st Baltimore.
.. o. W. Fierce has been appointed frs! as
slstsnt keeper st smi his Point lighthouse, Va
vice Chss. s. Landlord, Transferred and pro.
NOTED to Stngray light.
Among the Visitors appointed 10 the Viz
GINA Normal aud Collegiate Iesilu.e by the
Governor. aud confirmed by the Senate last
night, WAS r. L. Mi clell. colored, Ct this CT s..
Post Grand Charles Goodrich has been eecto1
BY Potomac Lodge, No. sS, Of Odd Fellows. q
delegate TO the Grand Lodge Of The Order Of
Virgins, which meets in Richmond in April.
MIR. ]. 9. O'Nssl celebrated his sixiietb
birthday yesterday, by dinner 10 his children
and few friends. All of bis children were
present.
MI. Bejauin Austin reports that since Friday
isst i've cts,s OF smallpox have broken out in
Freedmans Village, Alexandra county. Pre-
VloGs TO that time there was not case OF smal-
po1 in the county.
The annual s,asion Of the Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor Of Virginia, commences IN
Lvnchburg tonight. Belle Haven Lodge No.
2:9S OF the order in this city, will be represented
by Mr. Il. Mclean, who lef! here this morning
for The City of Hills"
The lumor on the streets this mornug that
d. Il. Mitchell, c)ored, had been spI ointed
superintendent OF Schools Of this city, wss 8
mistake. He has been appointed one Ct the
Board of Visitors to the Virgins Normal and
Collegiate Institute.
Tom" Mr.. John Tsylot's well-koovn dog,
which was carried off by some Washington
parties short time sgo, hes returned to bis
master. having escaped from bis c.p.ors, AID
made his way TO this city over the Washington
road.
Lieutenant George 6. Smith has rendered to
the Building Company Of the Alexandria Light
Il f,ntry his resig ustion as manager of Annoy
Hsll. position ha has held since the building
OF the hall. Lieutenant smith has, by his cour.
teous manners, rendered himself very acceptable
to the community, and hi, efforts to please the
public are not only highly appreciated, but have
won for him the reputation of first Glass msn.
ager. The Board Of Dire of the Building
Company will meet tonight TO consider the
matter. and it is hoped The rea;g nation will net
be accepted.
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For genera! us,. RIVERSIDE HURRIED
WHIsKEY ID recommended; price IS per galIur.
Geo. MCBURNEY j. Son, Age1ta
MAYOR S OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, MslcS |, 1882

ALEXANDRIA. MhIc0 l. 1882.
l desire to call the attention of ell parsons
who iotend 10 g,iuto tbs rstail fish business 10
Alexsrdia this splirg 10 the following Law oil
the City Goucoil. passed January -. 1882:
Tho rolell E:h market shall DO holden 10 The
city ntrkat, Of such place es shall be prescrb ID
BY the rules governing tho market. or elsewhere
about the city By sny duly licensed person, The
Mayor first spproViog sush pla:s as proper.
ANY person DESTROYS Of retailing tish within
the limits CT tho city of Alexandria shs! fist
pracare license therefor. and pay to the
Mayor of the city tax Of $40 per annum."
corsirue the above to mean that all persons
who buy end sell fish wihia the limits of the
city shall proc1To liocrs,, and no ooe will be
permitted to sell fish CO tic streets wi.hcu!
license exo2p! those who actually catch the fish
themselves, AID 10 sIl cases must the 6sh bs
landed OF FishtoEr, or soma satisfactory a.
rsneoEent made with the lessee of that wharf
mhl-G: }. T. BECKIIAM, Msycr.
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Kid GLOVES! Kid GLOVES We will
DO ready o, Tuesday mcrcirg 10 ctt.r 10 ouF
customers ito biggest trVo in Ed Gloves
Ger offered before AERO o. sn9Rhers else. Two
Buttons cclrioo Jeugo1'S Kids. every pair
warranted. g: s. o:rts. in all ehadss. black
and co!ored oDo LIT ct Is c.nts ! psif; one
10! Tao Bitten Kits ct 25 oe1ts a pau; all
perttc>, wstTaoicd. together with large lot
Of arc ion goods, eli CT which will be slaughter
ed. SsIo connenoirg Tuesday morning
aud continues for orc arceE All the goods are
displayed sid marked in plain figures. Give
Us a look. crd The g,od5 ard nfoss sposk for
themselves. |. EICHBERG.
rne,G.1 u
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GALE OF VALUABLE TIM BER LANDS.
~ Will be sold at Pablo auction, on NON
DAY, the l3.h day Of March (ths weather per-
Ini!ting if no. tba next fair day. .. Horton 8
Store, Prince william county, Va, FOUR
TRACTS CT LAND. as follows Oue tract con.
tanning ECG acres, about one mile south Of this
place. practically in TIMBER. with good
DWELLING HOUSE. &C. Ore about one
mile southeast containing Oh acres in TIN ER
with SMALL HOUSE. One CT CT acres
hat mils cas-, ALL TIMBER One OF 49,
acres in Stafford county, near Bollefair Mills in
TlMBEE.
Terms: One ha'f cash, ard blisncs in two
equal SEXUAL payments. Title retained uutI
lat payment IS inside, purchasers giving bond
with approved personal security for deferred
payments
Will hlso be sold st same time and plsce a
LOT OF STOCK. FARMING UTENSILS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, &c.
hi. ". HORTON,
mbT-5. Horton Store Pr VIM. CO., Va.
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Police ITEMS. - The onlg prisoners G..
police headquarters this mcroiog wtre a
you7a white uan. arrested by officer James
Smith % suspicion OF stealing SIS from
Jacob B9braus. SO Saturday night, aud s.
last Dight, aud Howard Bryant. coltr:d for the
NOT paymea: Ga Fl &c Of So assessed agaics; him
yesterday for dsordery conduot on tic streets.
The yCuog man WAS released as h, denied the
charge, and Mr.. B)hraus did not wish to prose
cute the case for. h:r. Bryant was sent to tho
chain garg.
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A SAD CAsE.-Tho daughter of Mr.. j. NJ.
jackson, wstc1man at Ne. b,co creek brio 90,
died last week q. the house Of her parents, ST
Free Stone Station. Prince Willism CO, Va,
and was hurled in this city Saturday morning
Yesterday morning tina father, having died fro IN
pneumonia. was laid with his little daughter in
the ssma grave. The deceased leaves wife and
FIVE children
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brought Gut Perfectly.

LOUISVILLE KY, March 80, 1881.
Il. II. WARNER Il Co.: tSnS i led neen 1
grea. tutfsrar irim auto kidney dIssnse,
Wbioh my physicians c:u!d 20! cute. bu. short
trial ct you: Sa!o Kidney and Liver Cue
brought me CT! in perfect health.
CHARLES II, GERHARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

10 the House Of Representatives Yesterday
The Speaker announced the appoinms ot of Mr..
Barbour 10 the lioe IF Mr.. Wise, on tho Com
mlttee on Census, aud Mr.. WISE. On the Com
nittee on War Claims.
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TIE GREAT RUSH AT |. EICuBURG's.-
Catalogue for this week too ruuercus to mtn
ton. Domcstic, S:aDls std Fsrcy Goods from
so assignee's eals to DO sold ct q esoi6cs.-
Call and examine msrE.lw
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CORRECTI0N-la the renors of the rcmsrks
Ct judge Meade 10 yesterdays Gsz,tte great
and responsible duties" should have read grarc
the latter expression having b:en used by tho
Jujgo.
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The Btilish House of Commons has sgain
decided 40. to permit Mr.. BiadIaugh to take
tho oath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

THE ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHT. Tho
representation OF Andran's Msscotte. 50 opera
aboundiDg in trigh. and sparkling dialogue
and gem, OF song, given By Wihur's Comic
oners Company, at Armory Esll. laa. night, was
v neg: OF 6y 3 large audi ence considering that
the grea; majority Of the people Of the city are
a.oniDg for their sins Of omission snd commits
sion during the past yeer by strict Observance
OF Lent, Tine Company came here highly en-
dorsed by the press. and those who attended the
entertainment last night eXpec.ed much. They
vera not dssppoiatcd, fer The performance
througboG! was rich. blessing and exceptionally
ino The Wilbur Company is s.rong one.
Miss Susie &irwin made a splendid Mascoue
ana Mr.. ). T. Land az "Pippo," played we'll
his part. II would be cult TO fod 3 better
"Lors1 u XIV" thsn Mr. Harry Brown, or
Rocco go well suit d to the character as Mr..
EdR. Chapman. Indeed each and every one of
tho cast deserve praise for ell the salient pcuts
OF the p zee were given with good tfi.ct, and to
the manifest deilgh! { f tie sudenca.
Jay Ria?s, '!Uncle Toms Cabin" will be
given ST Armory Hall rcZ. Tuesdsy night, the
18th, By s!rong company.
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LOCAL NEWS.

IAe Reather Robabilitie, lVar :. 1852
f,r the Middle Atlantic States colder, partly
cloudy weather, in The ex.rems no, thern po,li N
i;Ght snow, northeast 20 northwest winds snd
Aizher baron atey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-07

Don't OVERLOOK THIS NoTICE.-Great
downfall IN prices at l. EICnBEEG's this week.
Fer particulars call ard investigate. mtG-lY
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China, Glass and Queensware.

We are roT opening Cur stock OF goods for
THE SPRING TRADE
i;cm tha manufactures in England and France,
comprising in part English. French and Porcs.
lain Dioner and Tes Seta; Furnivsl 81 Sons eel
trsted Printed and EEameled Dinner Sets in
various coors. including the veil known FOR
MOSO PATTERN.
New pst.errs in CHAMBER sETS, Gus
PADOHES. TEA SETS, &C.
:, MAJOLICA, in endless variety; Pitchers,
Pouch Baskets, Ice Cream Sets, Plates. Salad
BOWS, Butter Dishes, Cusrsdores. Flower Pets.
lnisid Buffers, Ice CreSm Sauce!s, Teapots,
Sugars and Creams
Afu!ll line ofGLASSWAREc { every dsacrr-
ton.
LAMPS. Lamp Goods. Chimneys. Gobless
and Tumblers. cut and plsi1.
=. Rogers Broa's. Plated Goods il Casters.
spoons. Knives Forks, Butter Knives, SC.
Our SOCK is now complete, and We would b,
pleased to have you call and examine it before
purchasing elsewhere.
mhT-3m RI, MILLER & co.