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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
Thoughts From Jean Paul Richter
NChanEe

fNChanEe
 lie who loees a dog shows tha,he loves te lose.
 Ore k never more amiable than when one is loved.
 am bird Ina, cannot 'iy H,h his fec tied tmetrie eaill ].
 The Germans are like the plants ,ha, absorb moonbeams also.
 sharpsightedncss ~,thou, senslbill;y k a miistone wiihou, corn.
 Genius k ever a riddle to itscli Nu,- ten II, the age of seventeen
 The word ,olcrt,An m religion deser e none. God only can use Il.
 l, k precisely the arntibfhai Radical T men who are called cf>tnyir.
 Napoleon Is the eopyist and contlnuer of the revolution on poor paper
 Hope bears larger and r1per fru,> than the present. only on higher t@iss.
 In the bouI, ni life a, iH ,Lc medical books, the recipes come al the crtd.
 l, is part of good breeding tha, man should be polite even @ hlm,clf.
 The scissors of the PArr.t cut the far e, pictures out of the book of our lie.
 One know, hls best and his wor>, bet ter than any man not to say woman.
 Readers always fancy ,ha, wha, they read n one breath was written n one.
 Truth ana Poefyy '-t .pcthe prom ises He would indeed lie if he did no, poe'ixe.
 Mos, of to-day's poets haze the spiders talent of ipinnn<, bu, no, her 1T; of IS'ta7in,-.
 To haze all one. hair pulled a, once dpcs not hurt ,o mach ..s b have d ,insle har pulled.
 They used ,o th'ak the, were doins tod favor when they printed hl, name in capital letters.
 Nothing IS rarer Tn literary his,or, than a scholar who eoniesscs ,ha, he h.s been refu,ed in anything.
 \ beloved race cannot grow ugly. be- eause no; flesh and complexion. 5u, e4- prcssion rrea,ed love
 h sleep one ere, oat. ID Imagination. and Vt ao; wlth the throa, therefore thinking is not wiling.
 HUN stt ft'f44Af H'fft4Ftt lEi-tA iBf-. eh n,erup; eAch other yehemcntl, more than men d. one another.
 The coneeT,a,1dirI of rnost scholar, ..s each other nothing more than mutual. prvatc. polite eNamlnatoa.
 In company. seit creates. D dal1iin.. gap ard darkness, ~hi!c rAHor keeps up steady and cheenng iigh,
 The bachelor has the nti,for,4n. ,hA, ID one tells hun ht, fault, ta his i1ee bui this good fortune the marrscd man has
 lfmen had ouls ;emp,4,lon. .s -rea, sin.. 'hey Nea!d aIaas- be good b-. ,hc dail3 hgh, N.,h i'-tle oaes arrgstorns them . defe4;
 Bsnap4rfe a,,he, 70 be Q Europe a sec and lp..ee D4t tc aodlets her 4ascf more 1-nn-uZ i#.rrn thar 'hc fr.' fie ~.s- ae' q s.-..- ol; t-..y.
 A'ea a- rfts, 4 srss- s454e sa he sh. 'f5st- .- 7affcs ,..ae. Aas are ssN.-, a' t,lr re .a.g,rz sIsslaig. have elF isl.h and na.' oa. prac,4ee:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
A Runaway TurHishle
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rather singular o.,uacncc took place recent. al The I-u,9urs d. vision foGndhousc. on 'hr Tenn sykausa Railroad \ labpfct ~4- engaged ia aalfeaa-hta9 the pi'. aud !, becalnc nee essstry .4 have tic fufntsble moved Although thcfc |, aH cngncef n charge pt the lfttle enE.nc ahch run, the 'abic. The laborer ,he8eh' ,o ,aAe fl'nc and 'ret.4,it. 5, s'aT'3as ep hiul- self. lie tgrned on tbe >tcarn and the i.,- bie stared lr4und and when he attempt 'si ',, >'',;, l.. 1a4d' :, 'i...liA, 4rG '4fucd on al. 'hc -'eatn . 'hc boi.,f The table aen' f4z'er srd ftstcr 1u.f ! mad, sfsas. iqFts scs. 4i.aes ta -tc r1Iaufe. he >ifite- sashef eaa al} s'Jetau'cr ,.l ,tlp f Work men stood on the cd tc ei .he ptt and med to shna, '1 'heraburci ,u urn '}l.
 ''le Nheci n ,t. athrr hec.ou bat faY 4 ime the cepeufneaie- f41lrc 'c at,h ,he 9dea- ln 'hc mean 5i -re i- old man sha had beer aDtr thc tsble Ahen r -faf'ed had 'hresTl D inscif df.ssr1 s,..I ss, tIair! .r, aato thc railroad 'fae '..rs4eaf ..e 'h h.s. ..- tng ce"rs rn4au'e ,t-a. h, 5sid 3e hlri.d Y: 4ad ground ep- FYr-lhefele .f5:hing | .e ,h.G f.rTed tb,sNt 'easstr. T. ? !. so' The ish' aes= iie te.a8 t.t zss er..- In. ben ard s.ess .ae ..i fs.s ..s- isr .sh, 'a ], -'4sd>'. . s4'h 10 5s5. ..- ~hafe, IT.
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A Biind Msn $ Sensations

An interesting account has hren la,elN furnished hs N Plateau thc e,nncu, itrf- gan pht~i,Ist tshn has l,ccn hlind ncath iofts wears . II he sensation he cNpen- cnees III hls ckt> He h4s na sense ,t ab- lcetne light. ~ en when direeitns hi> t, = toward the sun. Hut hl> Atsuai bcid i> always dt.,ded tnie >ls... e. >..gtse at ~ht.h atc prctt, bi1Sh, and othel~ sombtc et neafis ddlk and Mhish merge into c4. h other. fhr Eeperal tinl .,ltetn1,cs. n tune between ertN and reddish Inc trlA.Nc Aif4n9 9ettca, ut those different >pa6e> Y al,s tSs ,be sane. bat the intensity oi then uat> zdfIes. t1r '-sat4 .si si4..z#c 2ecul> nnN rather bright nuw sen dark above and hela~. and nn the lrt, tn the hus4ts oi the held. there ie ,ometmcs hughiue>s. some titnc> dAfkRcS>. hut nn ihc ri..hi thctc se generally 1Hcriieli hafd ne,,i> b..,. k And hrNond ihls j space whtsh te ae,iis 1Iw1A> heehi aad reddish lhe>e .,p- pearanscs follnN ,li the movements ei ihe eyes ~hteh probably do no, paitis iii.t,c m the same way m the ttnt> bui NJ Fla iean ..nnot dis01sHiSh what hrirtIyv- t,, one ifom what helang> Ia the nthci \a connection ot the t,eueiai tnt WIth thc work oi digestion . oh>etved he author >t..tcs thsi he became hliud through lspk tne itNsdi u the sun tot ,amc ume. aifh a l4e@ te altsetuue his aftet -sen,t,Fgn7. L ~as nn sHlt .,l,sui ituttecn Yrar .itst this that lufiamd;iun at the ehefald >rl a. dcs,t6slnR a>iun but during the iuiefz sals he often s4N toiofcd md persistent hilas rotind flame et,. and h, adsi.c9 those who have >u,h sisfon ia epn>ulf an cNl,er,cnU cd neulisi
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
Skobeien and SuvorcH,
tio.tnn lran.sfin,.

l. is difficult tu end any account of Skosclcff w,thou, some comparison ot h.n, ~ith the cnl, other thoroughly original native soldier VI, om Russia has yet pro duced Al tsrs, sight. indeed. such man as Alexander Nasilie,i,ch Suvorosf. the tNrieal soldier of Caihatine ll.'s reign. mlgh, seem to hc the vcry snt.,hes.> ..i the great leader who has lusg fallen. E<- ,ernallS it must bc owned. nc tNo mea could well contrast mere strongly than the >loecnly old marshal. who ratrls washed and neNeg >ha>ed. changed hi> >hift once a month. and habltuails slcp, apou straw. and the i.ill. slender, bright eyed yeaag general. iaultlc>>ly drcs>ed. fcdolen, oi scented soap, and curling hls inm manstashc wIih ! hand whIeh Lad.
 mtgh, cnN> SuVoroa had tongue as toakh Ss his ha,t. hl> style at speech A> i,,al d. hiN hncn Skahelet waS asw.,v> >iadlcusl> p1li,r SdS,,tsSff could rarstiy wutc hi> o~n name ot read II when wr,t- ten skohale;i criti,,>cd Dickens and kine>lc>. and condemned Kc..S on>iieid III English a> ta,y and brilliant as thel, own Suxarah. notwithstanding ouc oi two brilliant aashc> et strategy owed ht> >ursc>> ta:he, "a hts unfln.hing tenaeln
 than ,o anN actual milItat> eenui> sko- hcleii> >tla,cgR >k,ll l> he,end d,>pute
 tint both men had .a Petie, sian that >tutol
 honesty that perfect eemptehea>sou oi the matrtAl winch theN handled that p,s e ot lighting then maN upward asain>, oh- ,taeieS ri ceen kind. that magnc,te tnhn. ctlee oNet ii w h. .s'tnc sishin the sphere II theu ittta.,ton. ~hnh arc ta any pub ll, tnta the tn,>t i'f.''.ns4A gifts upan earth io Nkehelcit A ;n his great pte-
 ie, es>er personal fame anal pt"t,t on one ,iic. personal u>k and danger "n the ethei were as nothing ,ompatrd with the one great question II dnlns. and dn,ns A thoroughly as possible, the ~ptk ,n hand .,,,,l ..tAaA h at:'r raeh' inh he m= >s,.hed the cpuaph placed esci anc oi the uahle>i ei EngiAnd's Indian hrt"es, licic Ines one uh., tucj te ia his dnt,
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S.>. DO In 4 Cave


 l. EI4t tt5.t# srzff.. ..ar5= f.afA...=. ltss. e4t, 1ik b k ofsler.. .. prom ncu; ;ne-ehaut of G4fla,lr. and Naf"f & ;. Haecza ~hle etpaoaag 'ae rste - eutl. l 3vctcd ea .he f4rJ. 4i eel. snt+- tlesaadef. ~hrf ir.r ne pas ne years has Deen .se ref.de1so2s 2t the iafue. bfethers pf eutss 4 $. C seo' cred large iit' rees n one of ,i5e ch-int5crs, and 'hnsiag that a,fnc of 'he sccre,, Of he gang mish, be hidden au A under | removed r ~att grea' di.flsg}:, ~hcn tp the.r 8f'er astDsIshncn'. large casr ron gar kr-fie lied ~Ith sp>tis. and tea els of .srlOus kinds me, ihcir vies. Inc coaaf hardly believe 'helr >eI4ses, na' '.aaiss managed t9 ekagn3ae the treasure and found that there a4s orer s4oe.ooo n specie. besides numcr- ous gold watches. rings. diamonds and other je~eip of great value. Major
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
Fem ale Detectives.

Looking over the paper th.s morn iag. rnedIiatlseiy -essl4rked a7 old ec- tect.ve. ane hot afternoon las. week. > hi.e he pushed the rn.rt a-. l. ;a spear e4;h his straw bi- >;-awoerr. al the bai;ein of his glass. % read 4n advertisement that caught my eye. me offer of < highly educated wldow to se as d detective and I've beer wondering - myself T t Can be the same gsido@ knc~ of once in a certain western city sho put up d Io5 that had ;e look into professionally
 She claimed ,o be 4etectiye. and a xo- man who wanted T divorce from her hus- band engaged her "a md the evidence requisite. Her xay of hndinS r was to manufacture ]; by entrapping the snan into ghaf seemed 10 ee
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De4,l or he Turn ai DsY
A.. ,...-..-.--.

card .c 'a s E,t. .,lt-sa Sire
 'es e* s.as ~st. l.r. m, gh' t, he ts.i F f z f!s .f.s sh4 .a god, ,s4s a.tt.ttf <hta eeait rls sni te ee fgf H' feiaiea Az. tune after fe v.tioes Wry ttt4 i,s ,s' raa' tune = f.esaaae. .eps'd the phYslcah. @f.f eetHe 4ues- .glained reA@ou i large uaJ5f,fy Jf a:if r.fs,i deaths. especially ~nen fie patleats gre children. f,ecgf on the turn af day as fhe eagn'9 people sa3. Ina, l,. f,oio | , t5 ]. e1,her q noon O. nishf. ?. fiefe ls ro espiasnAD!e re4sDn fer fhls = 1. sssed. N0ac. t ls one of ,he ;Bgsterlcs tha, eu.eiop dea,a. Bat pf foo I,ersans dy1ns by u-fura. process 9o @ill d.e @Itb n those haufs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

b..~saH &eAraaass ste. He la. l4tels lc1 fac g4sstnr ai 1. Coagreg st.trails, church \ca Hri. although ae has -f; ief; inc Ncthed.sts. The Parsoa pr6bably coael 4dea Ina. '.is 5r,.s. ..i taste e--t.r [ spread s-tn thc c C.ea.a,:te.4S 54.,-r s.; he Congre-atlon@lIsts than [ smeAfed Ath the oleomArger.ne of -he Method s,,. Lonafs.:ll. fxgs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
, The chiuese con,pos,,sr

f-ti ~fetE
 lie llaese stUfr4stfuf ~na.f sit Al hIs 'l>s sss4f isfissefs ste# aa,.1uz.s. s.4la ff9rH of~ .ass fe 4aesh~f raussanti. as 'he rhaf4r'-s. nc~df1 tsr a i,ft. rlg;l.sr-. t.si. 'a~--t p4, .r,5 si..- '4-re sc flf 3~ fae Iaa h tl.st t4it ir sr 4u ta 5fd aafy pt E 'he tIfls z Yraitf s.4 sa5'x .e ard asaa ff, ,aam f9f d ''@s iarmsn' ard thea .4 ,t44s. .'a3fe 'ta ..ne af ise.r eaec Ih~f hc take 'he--t tIsssfa' ard .,se H u.4 'Ae ihifd s''Fs ai,ff s9fHe ale and 'hea rlt Fat7 tfe ae-.d>het f3' a handful af aston. .shers- Tho ,ssecssf.l { hnesc t,fr.fs,si- tpf d"e-a'' ne.d to i.s s, yers tnfeiil .eft. b.. h- masf oe good pcdes'fan He fH.ts aefs ant ai. at3gn1. ef ftt t,.l s.i- 4us ,li ds e z l,, s s'.s. Ga srd .her hef he l,ets T ''a zp8tsf, sasi,isI ,, read r 4ffer iii
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On hearing a braFnless millionaire sas that ne gaze sio.ocQ every year n charity as a -e. 5.9us eafE. 'he E.sh3p of Peter ooro sad that 5: was the iarg-s, insuraace against fire he ever heard of His Grace evidently thinks charity. na; honesty. is the best policy. .-Drkyogf Frs< Presf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

\ correspondent of one of our er- change asks when ls the best ,sfne f,f a gentleman to offer ms hand ,o iady. i very good tune IS Ahen the gentleman has eut his finger and wants rag tied round iL- -Ckafg0tg 75m<g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-16

BLOWING Our THE CASA man stopped mt
house in the city on Sunday night and blew ont
the gas. His wife WAS with him. They now
await Identification at the Morguc. In such cases
the Coroncrs duty is simple, rs this cause of death
has become now sufficiently familiar to he enti-
tied to regular recognition This is said to be
the fourteenth instance of the same fatality in this
city since July /. Would itnot be well for the
Board of Health to consider whether in certain
hotels in the city patr0nizcd by country people
unfamiliar with gas there should not be Il means
of shutting oil the gas by some general pipe out
side the rooms leaving candles in the rooms for
any emergency? As the average runs that would
save about three lives Il month.--N. Y. Hculd.
[Qucry: Don't the pressure of the gas in the
pipes force open the key" occasionally? There
have been innumcrlhlc instances where gas has
been found turned on in rooms where those whose
business it was to turn it out at night were salts
fled that they had performed their duty in the
proper way, and not blown it out the night be-
fore. The key" or thumb pieces which open or
close the flow of gas to the burners often when
old especially become loose and there are well
attcstcd instances where they have been turned
around by the pressure Of the gas So the nu-
mcrOus deaths from sutfocation ut the big hotels
ought not always to be attributed to ignorance on
the part of the rural guests
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-16

AN ERROR EXposED.-The Rev. DR..
Laurie, who has spent much time in mis-
sionary service in Asia Minor, has recently
informed n number of ministers that, in his
opinion, q notwithstanding wine never was
known in Palestine. Every one who has
heard many temperance speeches by minis
ters know with what earnestness thctheorv
is offered that the wine that Jesus made at
the wedding fest at Cana was non alcoholic.
and that shc cup used at the Last Supper
contained unfermented wine. The bases of
this theory are that unfermented grape juice
is sometimes used in the East rs q beverage,
and that Jesus would not-because He
could not--countenancc the use of drink
that had in 1.-THE powerto make men drunk
DIR. Laurie supports his theory to the con-
trary by assuming, as do all others who have
been in the Holy Land. that the present
usagcs OF the East throw a great light upon
the past. None of the present residents of
the Holy Land would attempt to drink
freely OF sweet, unfcrmented grape juice at
the end OF y feast, as it is claimed the we'd
ding guests did ut Cana. IF any total ab-
staincr in the Church doubts this let him trv
the experiment himself and sec how the hui
man stomach rebels at such treatment If
the same total abstaner will study the ply
sical habits Of the inhabitants of Palestine
nineteen hundred years ago, by cv. the
partial light that is all he can get, he will
learns that stimulant were more necessary
then than now, and as distilled spirits were
unknown the extreme possible effects of
wine were nothing to what they now are
Ncw York Herdld.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-11-16

THE JACKDAw AM. THE WIDOW BLUE
BIRD.-A Jackdaw one day madeits appear
ance in a grove where Il number of birds
had assembled to talk business, and as soon
as he could secure the floor he began: "lIy
dear friends, desire to call your attention
TO one OF the saddcst cases il has been my
lot to know. Some of you will remember
that Mr. Bluebrd was killed by stone
thrown by Il boy some six weeks ago. His
widow was left without means of support,
and in addition to her great grief she is
now in need Of the necessaries OF life"
Hear hcar!h cried the Partridge and the
Loon in chorus "1t has quite melted my
heart" continued the Jackdaw, land have
taken it upon myself to see if something
can't be done. Let us he charitable. Let
us open our purses. Let us 90 at it and at
least soften the pangs of poverty. even if we
cannot dry the tears OF grief" That's my
style. and here's an " for The hat said
the Fish Hawk rs he drew IL roll Of wealth
from his hind pocket The Turkey Buz-
zard followed suit, the Nightingale, Robin.
Moc!iimg Bird and others Clipped in what
they could spare, and whcna good fat purse
had been made up the Heron arose and in
quircd ''i-I--that is--you know I'd like
10 asl; how much lIr. Jackdaw Clipped in 2"
Just what was going to ask, added the
Owl. ''Gcntlemen, II didn't contribute
anything" replied the Jackdaw; "I'm the
one who draws up the resolutions of sym
pathy instead of chipping in cash" Moral:
Resolutions of ofsympathy should be baked
for two hours before being eaten.---Detroi
Free Press
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LEONARD MARBURI, Special
novS-ts ALBERT STUART, CONS
TRUsTEEs SALE OF oCCoQUAN MILLS

BY virtue of two deeds of trust from Joscnh T,
J.ahhcy to me as trustee one dated July 3, 1875,
the other dated April Id, 1880, and both duly
recorded in the County Court of Prince William
county, Virginia. will sell, at public auction, on
Ihe premises ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
january, 1883, at II o'clock a. m., the nropcrty
situated at Occoqnan, in said county, known as
the OCCOQCAN MILLS PROPERTY, consisting
OF the Merchant Mill, the office adjoining. Coun
Try Grlst Mill and Saw Mill, together with
the Mill Race and all the water rights and other
rights and privileges appurtenant to the said mill
property.
The property will be sold subject to the dover
right OF the widow of the said Joseph T. Janncy.
Terms: Cash
octl2 S. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustees,
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AUCTION SALES.
By R. T. Lucas & Co., Auctioneer,
~ - H0OIs U VV', hUCIlUNeerS.
SAJE-R, ,;rtro ,s

COMMISSIONERS SALE-By virtue of a de-
- cree Of the Corporation Court for the city of
TERM lSS2, of said court, in the chancery cause OF
Isaac Eiehberg ct ais H. S. Barker ct ais, the
SUBSCRIBERS, as special commissioners of sale, ap-
auction, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of Decem-
Der, 1852, at IL m, in front of the Market Build
ing, on Royal street, in the said city of Alexan
drli the property in the said decree mentioned, to
wit: ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, with the
BRICK STORE and BRICK DWELLING thereon
OF which II. 5. w. Barker died seized, situated at
The southwest intersection of King and Commerce
streets, in said city Of Alexandria, and running
back to Dugam's line
Terms of Sale: Onc-fourth of the purchase
money III cash on the day of sale, aud the residue
III three equal payments ut 8, II and is mouths
rom the day of sale; the deferred payments to
Dear interest from the day of sale, and to be
secured by the notes of the purchaser with an
proved security and the retention of the title to
the property until said notes are paid.
LEONARD MARBURY, I Special
nOvS-ts ALBERT STUART roms
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BROWN'S IRON BITTERs is
composed of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
d remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pcpsia, Indigestion, Malaria.
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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w A. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have on hand GIBSON'S XX, xxx, xxx,
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WI1ISKIES; also BAKERS and
TliOMPSON'S PURE RYE WHISTLES, to which
they invite the attention of the trade
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignmcnts OF Flour Grain and Country Pro-
ducc solicited, for which they guarantee the high
est market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner of Cameron and Royal streets
sep14 Alexandria, Va.
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. IS, 1851.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. IS, 1851.
Gentlemen :-Ihavc suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot.
ing pains al through my body, at.
tended with great weakness, dcprcs-
sion Of spirits, and loss OF appc.
titc. have taken several different
medicines. andy treated by prom
incnt physicians for my liver, kid
rcys. and spleen. but got 10 relief.
] thought | would try Browns Iron
Bittcrs; have now taken one bottle
and hall ard am abou, wc!l-pain
in side and back all gonc-sorcucss
all our Of my breast, and | have
good appetite. and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan justly DC
called the king ef medicines.
JoHT X. ALLESpER.
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City Treasurer's Office.
Room No, > Market Puildinr

alexandria, Va, Nov g. 1882.
On and after Monday next, November 18th,
will be prepared to receive the State tax upon
persons, property, &c. for the year 1882. On
December 1st ) percent will be added to all bills
then remaining unpaid. Tax payers, by paying
their bills before December 1st will save the 3
per cent penalty. After that date / will be COM
pclci to enforce the collection, according 10 law
vi all bills then unpaid.
uoy0-tdec1 VI. E. HARLOW. CITY Treas.
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/ Ohm LANNON,
WHOLESALE
GROCER AND LIQnUR MERCHANT.
Corner Market street and Strand. ;
Alexandria, Virginia
AGENCY DUPONT'S SPORTING. MINING and
BLASTING POWDER.
full line of celebrated pure old Whiskics
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey & Co.'S. Phia,
delphia and Claggett's Baltimore Ales, and Berger
Y Engels Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
Agent for the POTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS
orders promptly attended to and consignmcnts
% sollcIted. my1-tf
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MEDICINAL.
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind oflifc,
you can change it if you
choose.
How7 By getting one
bottle Of BRowN' IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.