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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-09
CHEAPEST DRESS G0OuS
IN WASHINGTON.

Beautiful Silk and Wool Plaid Dress Goods
reduced from 50 to 25:; wds: double wid!n
Plaid Dress Goods reduced from 75o 10 tCc
Black Silk Velve:s 81; Colorei Silk p!u:h
81 co.; double White Blankets 81 so; double
White Blankets. rure wool. So; heavy Calico
Comforts ST; large t;z, Wbi:e Bridal Quilts
81 Is; pure Linen Bleached Table DamssX jJ!i
Black Grape double fold, 75c Oolored es'
&c; all of our Isl IS Black silks rid lcsd 10 vi
douole width heavy Cloaking CLOTHS recu:ed 10
ST 60. 81 and 81 60; Piano Covers. Silk en-;
rroidersd s. Is; Oolored Cashmeres REDUCED
from 20 to l2ic; Ladies jackets, Uls!ers In'
Coats at actual cost
GATHERS, I'll Market Space,
jan13-w,f Washington. ID. I:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-09

FACCINATED ON TIE ToNGUE.-At Grand
Rapids. Michigan. recently msn o.'Isd atlbe
Office Of nedie,l fiiend and engaged 10 cot-
yerss:ioo. o. the tail, were Ling o number
of vaccine points. sod The visitor mistskrg
them for lOJb Dicks, oomDeuc=d using one.
The physician dido'e notice VIA; The man was
doing for some minutes, ADD his attention was
only called 10 the fact by tho visitor purcu,ing
his topRus With ose of The poiu:s, oiusiuz it to
bleed slightly The DECOR gave the matter
prompt attention, washed the mans mouth
with alcohol and used other preveat.vss of
various kinds. bot. alas, 10 no turpcs'. The
vaccination took" and the mao It Day wears
bis tongue on the outside of bis mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-09

STRANGE CONDUCT OF A CATHOLIC PRIEST.
As stated 10 yesterdays Gazstte. there was
muot excitement tm3ng the CsL5o!icI cf
Railway. N. j.. yesterday. osused By th, co ion
Of Rev. Father McOosktr. Of St. Mary ~
Clutch. toward The Sisters OF Charity tsscbog
10 the psIocbial school. The children of which
had arranged sleigh ride for Saturday. He
accused the sisters of putting Dohssnte 10 The
heads Of the children. and Of DOT attending 10
their duties flo went into the sceool house.
and by loud and vioen. words srsioss the
sobolsrs. clergy aud Sisters drove them ou',
closed the dJors and refused 60 Let them re-
turn Tbs whole matter will b, taken before
The Bishop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-09
No11of'

Norlof'
General Clice Virginia Midland K. W. 70
Alexandra. vs.. February 4. les; ?
The ANNUAL NETTING of the stccsnoG
era of the VIRGINIA MIDLAND bail
WAY COMPANY will bs he'd 1t the Genein
Offic ef the comp.ry, in Als1audris Vsr "
TUESDAY, the 2isL instant. At II o'ctcch IN
By order Of the Dire c.ors:
L. w. RBIO. se,'sssfy,
The transfer books will be clcs ID on aud lt0If
tbs 9Th Ct February until the adjourpins '1,d
the abtvs meeting. feo1-H.1-
NRW YORK SWERTCIDBRju just iec SN
~ by [dst5] WA. JOHNSON q W.
E,KKSH ROLL BUTTER just received ~
~ det30 W. A. JOHNSON q w.
DULL. CREAM OHBRSB. just recel7Ssn3"
II dec6 w. A. JOHNSON q "
EINEsUGAK CURKD HANSat ,rs
IL dec20 j. U. AlhnoHN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEB. .. 1852
Sun rises....-..... 6 81 Sun sets. 8!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-09

Come 10 Tho salo a.
f.tG-lv
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
The cobbises.

Several years ago, man named Cobb. who at that time lived in Texas, claimed to have a revelation, inspiring him to es- sablish new religionss He wrote out a creed and at once began to preach in ad- vocacy of his doctrine. He soon found a number of fanatics, who embraced his pc culiar faith, and who vowed that they were willing to shed blood in defense of their cause. Cobb, with a number of his fol- lowers. came to this state and established themselves in White county. So long as they were law-abiding they were unmo- tested. but finally their acts of persecution demanded the attention of the law. The sheriff of the county attempted to enforce the law. but the Cobbites. as they termed themselves. killed him, cut off his head and placing i, on sharp fence picket. marched around it and sang their hymns and uttered their prayers After this, the officers of the law made the country so warm for Mir. Cobb that he ran away. But the religion is not dead. There are at present about one hundred and fifty Cobbites living in this city They look forward to colonization and supreme rule The law of the faith establishes for each church ruler called the Lord" The supreme Lord lives in Chicago. and receives large salary. Sew eral days ago woman named Adams. who had been a member of ,hes church. had several of the brothers zfres;ed and arraigned before Judge Howe The law of the church requires that everyone be- loRsin. ;a 'hc o-dc- .nus, urn over all of their earthly possessions 10 the Lord" Mrs. Adams gave the Lord seven hundred dollars. After awhile she needed several dollars and asked the Lord fer ,he amount. He became indignant, and Mrs Adams had him arrested. The Lord is now in Iail
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Cusrageous Conduct
 TexaS Sifffn6x.

Five men were caught in Mexico trying to improve their fortunes by burning a railroad bridge. their object being to wreck a train and rob the passengers Ia Ss. Jesse James. They were caught on Saturday, and on Sunday. by TO a m, they were already przcticing how to fly, they having been converted into the Jesse James style of angel early Sunday morn ing. so they could begin the will. This is. no doubt great outrage on the people living in the new home of the train wreck CTS. bu, il is pity we do not have sue cession of such outrages in this country. where we have so much raw material to work up into angels. and where train rob bing $ becoming one of the recognized profession.
 A short time ago the Mexicans were guilty of another outrage. In this instance. however. it was upon the poor red men of the forest, who had been murdering the American settlers and their families in New Mexico. Our troops could not over take the indians before they got into Mex ieo. bu, Col. Garcia. of the Mexican army. managed to kill about eighty of the poor Indians about as dead as old Sammy Tilden.
 We have no admiration for Mexican in- stitutions. as a general thing. but when it comes 10 deal with highwaymen and in- dians. they are so far ahead of us Ameri- cans. that i, will be wonder if we ever catch up with them. We remove that new hat. Ball. of Galveston. sent us. 70 express our admiration oi the outrageous conduct of the Mexican autheritis-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Success in His New Enterprise.
Cle1elaad Iiera'a

The II,,lc Rock .,'-rf,. h,' irg ehanscd hands. Mir. opie Read. :he wcIl-kaown humorous writer ,.i ;he paper has res gncd. and Will establish Meekh journal. ,o be called lHt AkAANsAw TKANILIk. Read has friends .r :. general ~a, all over the country. ho hase become attached to hlm through his genuine .Arkansaw humar as published in he ,'i-ftt..: bu, n Cleveland he has many personal tacnds. secured du- ring his brief>t..1 here :, year age. who will wish hlm success n his new enterprise a> :, publisher.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Tn the New Field.
No.th Nrsaan Ind sun.

North Nefaan Ind sun.
 o.PRf>n. formerly oi4 editor ef the Little Rock oa-efte. has purchased the ARkA>> Aw TKANElER. and will assume editorial management; of ina, paper soon. Ne are personally acquainted with NIT. Read. and know him ,o be one Of the mos, brilliant and entertaining ne.s .sspapcr NIT ters in the south. Ills w.t;y and pansen, paragraphs n ,he G.i=sffe made tha, paper famous through the cean;ry and NC be- speak for hiin ihe sam, well-mertcd sle- e.>s n h., ne., tleId ai labor. -
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
AA--A

The great machine house oi pudlc, r.. Jones Is credit to Arkansaw. He has done more 10 improve Afkan,aw asrictil- lure than anH other man. The people are no, slom ,e recognize such facts.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

K. Henwood is now known a, the best s<.ddier and harness-maker n the CiIy. You will md him al .Io East Mark ham. where. ii you desire Ia get the hes, goods and ,o deal with reliable man. call and Sce him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Gath sand some tune ago, that t.lea- sons hotel vas the bes, between Chicago and Galveston. This shows that Gath . knows how ,o tell the truth. Gleason : hotel. remember. is a' the mon depot,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

irobs' x Hilb. ID commercial trans.,c- tons. have Won the confidence oi the en- tire state. Their wines and liquors are the best and country dealers always find them true 10 the mark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The old and truly reliable firm of N. S. Hutt. cIo Main s,rect.~ Is one of the most successful houses Q: the k.nd Tn the country. The people know where 10 trade
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

George Russ Browrn of the Little Rock Deso.vsf. Is one of the mos, assiduous workers in the State He has made local paper which eseH one desires to read. its success
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

In this age almost every person is req der, and receives more instruction from the press than the pulpit-Erehasgf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

They have been killing false prophet in Egypt Unfortunately Vennor does no, live in Egypt.-E Wayne Ga-ekft.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Punished for No, Wearing a Neek,ie

Punished for Not Wearing Necktie.
 NFW oFLEs<s Abfil e9.-iudse Romano of the Criminal court. today sentenced a Iurnr to t~en,,-fnuT hours in the parish prisnn for eonrcnp; oi ooafi. n appearing n his presence wl:he9, | necktie.
 This telegram is authentic. ard should be constantly borne n mind bx the gentle men of Little Rock mha are litblc ,o bc orllcd on 4 elfeai, saaf; iurx |; any n nz.-- men,. We do noi know of anv case If ,he above nature happening before ladse Martin. but bc sure before appearing in eour, to glance through the clcsan, line of neekwear displayed u ;he show cases. of Bcfnay> X Maxwell. ,he gents furnishing goods men. unde. the Capital Hotel.
 Il Nou Man, a trunk. cal on iohn ear- land, it5 Main street.
 tiecrge swarl,, Western House. t.car ;hc t'n,on depot, h., become famous fesou.
 Bud Waller opera House saloon a> now a iameus rc>or;. Every one from up the Fort smith road calls on hlm.
 The democratic s,a,c convention Wln be held IF the Grand OpcT. houSe. t'hc hourbons WIll of course Niss; Waller ,.a- laau
 The iI,,lc Rock Commercial college ,, III institution to winch the cn,re state can refer with pride. Prof. Aaron Bales is doins eNeeIlen, work.
 Nick kupferle. liberal and progre>>i,c. |, doing .,n extensive bu>nc>s. Ills whole sale house k l slgAnpc success. The peopl, oi Arkan,aw knoH who te patron ife.
 n. K. Wing X Co., the famous machine shop men. are Feeen ,nS erders from even state III the snu,i,. if'ises have sieea. char ..c,cr Ia the manufacturing interests us Little Rock.
 Every one knows M Hickey Well he k now the proprietor of one of the bcs, grocerH stores in the e,ty. corner Ninth and Rector avenue. where everything is fresh and cheap.
 The great store Vf.Cole X Dow. TcCec- lnized as the best and cheapcs, house in the el,A. is cro~ dsd,Mi,h purchasers from everywhere. The hberahly and honesty of the p.opre,ers means success.
 The Southern Palace. JOS Main street. k the fines, confectionery and restauran, establishment, in the slty. Meals are served d, all hours. The place k espc- cially fitted up for ladies.
 The new saloon of Ellenhogcn X ElkAr. III the Adams House block. has proved ,q be genuine success These gentlemen deserve ,o do well. and the large patron age winch the. are reccNing speaks well for an appreoiauNe public.
 Inc immigration department oi the sS. Louis. Iron Mountain and southern ralI- road IS dotng great work for the state. The towns which have recently sprung up along the inc ot the raad are prosperous, and are a gencfal benefit to the state. Col. Essex is recognized as an able colo enizer.
 The Little Rock and Fort smith railway company IS doing a great work for the state Through the agency of this road and the personal efforts of Col. Slack. up per Arkansas IS becoming garden al cultivation. The land along the road Is wonderfully fertile. and ls in great de mand.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
When dces young lady and an autumn leaf resemble each oshT7 When they are prcssed.- Wz1eli.E Sasnrdey EssysaL
sIdeals is the best -four in the mar. kes. Bailey & Eakin, 3ts Main street

~Sophronia: @What is philosophy?7 Ii Is something that enables rich man so say there is no disgrace in being poor.- .Som<yvil< /osyEaL
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Chas. H. Hinde is Me sign painter of the city. His work speaks for itself leave orders at Io5 E. Markham street. up stairs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Dunlap X Masters, Third between Main and Louisiana streets. arc the bes, earpen- ,ers In the ei;y
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Personal-John come back all is forgiv- en; pa kicked the wrong man. He did not know it was you. May.-Lafaysfk< Lea
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
The Gazetteer. =

The next issue of thi> paper vii con tam. among other things. !. An Article CT Education n Arkan>a~ :. lntorma- non for Immigrants: ;. I-itile koek and her Manufacier,es: :. ATk4nsa~ l'..s, and Present. I.he Sta;e lar and The Cotton ENpasi,ion.
 The Gazetteer i- published quarterly ;. the shape oi a book a; Little Rock. by Louis |. larham. | iis the onlN work oi the kind m 'hc State, and should rc, ,ei,c q generous support.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

For water coolers, of all kinds go to C.. s BFack, 77o Main street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

G.S. Brack makes q specially of the new silver American china dinner sets. e2o Man street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

For lemons and fancy fruits, go to headquarters W. TAR. ]. Wilson, 37I Main street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The edi;er ot Il well known rclisous journal called one evening on a fncndz~ho was deacon in the church. Ills w.ie re- cci,ed the visitor. explaining tha, her hus- band would be down in a few minutes During the conversation there were noises up stars which proceeded unmis,akabls from iiogging ofa boy. Pretending no, ,o apprehend the cause of the sounds the cd itor said:
 Perhaps have interfercd with some important engagement otyour husbands: :"
 Not al all.@ she replied. hell be ai lei sure soon: he's enly furnishing an cNan- pie of Christ an al work" "-Rrosk m Y t. gle.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

An Iowa man has jus, paid s3.ooo for kissing his servant girl and she wasn', much of a servan, girl either. It does seem to us ,ha, the wages of sin are good deal higher somehow than newspaper sal aries are this vear- Roomfraag.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

China. glass and qaeens~are. lamps and lamp fixtures. arc sold cheaper by C. < Brack. than by any other dealer In ,he city, ,,c Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Ot:'on lAIl,lsIilon.

Iohn |. Gieyer. the Mhole,ale st,,e CT. col ner Rock and Marl>h ,m. i, doing an !rr1- tncn>e business. The truth = the people like ;o ,rade with ticycr. tic is lii,cr.rl
 and the perfect cmbodi;nen, oi integrity.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The Little Rock and Fort smith railway company IS doing a grea, work for the state. Through the agency of this road and the personal efforts of Col. Slack; up- per Arkansas IS becoming garden ei cultivation The land along the road Is wonderful, fertile. and ls in great de mand.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

An exchange wants to kna~ why Vt can, dc without women. uow thai VIC have talking machines n the shape of phonographs Well, there are several reasons For instance. you might get, along all righ, without woman as tlr as the talking par, k concerned. but you couldn', si, lli~c or three o'e elaek ID the morn ing making love to ! phonogranh. And even if you could. you could not hug l, >o as To muss its bangs. and break Il all up. Women will do. wc guess. i'll somebody inven,s something better Ufliilm,a av / Bycakfla H,bi-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The new firm of Fletcher. Han k Co. corner Fourth and Main. has stepped in,n an exoellcu, business. These gentlemen deserve success.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

c. s. Brack. has special line of plain and decorated chamber sets, which he IS offering vep low.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Bud Waller opera House saloon 3> now famous rc>or;. Every one from up the Fort smith mad calls on him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Dan O'Sullisan. a well-knean and reh- gious newspaper man. Is no@ oi,N editor of the Little Rock Ga-et1e. All of Mir. O'Sullivan's legs were broken during the Brooks Baxter war and Mir. o'SuiliNan has been -brokc since that ;irns, But he Is now on the road so wealth and prosperity
 No household can live comfortably through the summer. without, gem oil stove. G. <. Brack's, 20 Main street. k headquarters for them.
 This week we send ou; quite a. number of sample copies of THE Aak.NSAw TRAY EiER. This IS not done through fear that certain persons would not otherwise sub scribe. but merely to convey the intelli- gence that there Is still room on our sub subscription books to accommodate the distinguished people who receive the favor. Send two dollars and le, 'your names be enrolled on the pages of cndur- ing mirth-
 Neimeyer X Darragh stand al the head ef the trade in lime, cement and plaster.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
So~

fehn Garland. the trunk man. 4I5 Main ,trcc,. sells trunks cheaper than anybody.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The llulc Kock Comrncrei.l-ceIlegc ,, ln institution to winch the cntirc state can refer with pride. Prof. Aaron Bales is deins excellent work
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The demoerAiic s;a,c convention w.ll be held IF ;he t.rAnd OpcT@ house. fhc bourbons Win oi course Nislt .tllers s.t-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Advice 10 wives: Man Is ven much like an egg-kecp hIm ln hot water and he 's bound to become hardened Phiiaasf- tAfd Xfydd.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The immigration department oi the s1. Louls. Iron Mountain and southern rail- road Is dotng great work fer the state. The towns which have recently sprung up along the inc ot the road are prosperous, and are a genefal bencf, to the state. Col. Essex is recognized as an able colo lpiye-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
S-N-<

t5enree ewarlt, Western House. near ;hc Jn,on depot. has become | famous t.-earI.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Every one knows NJ. Hickey Well. he k now the proprietor of one Of the bcs, grocen stores in the GIN. corner Ninth and Rector avenue. where everything ls fresh and cheap.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The new saloon of Ellenhogcn X Elkan. in the Adams House block. has proved tq be . genuine success. These gentlemen deserve io do well. and the large patron age winch ,heH are reccNing speaks well for an appreeiative public.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

For ",he royal boneless" ham and breakfas, bacon. ArInours extra sugar cured breakfas, bacor, magnolia and Whit takers hams. go to headquarters. N I. k RI. Wilson. 5,l Main street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The great store of.Cele X Dow. rctes- 'nired as the best and oheapcs, house in the cttA. k oro@ dsd,mi,h purchaser, from everywhere. The hberality and honesty of the p.oprieiers means success.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

The southern Palace JOS Man street. is the finest confectionery and restau,an, establishment, in the elv. Meals are served d, all hours. The place k e>pe- clally htcd up for ladies.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Nick kupferle. liberal and proeressi,e t. is doing .,n extensive bu>,nc>s. Ills whole- sale house k l slsAnyc success. The peopl, ei Ark,ns.lw know who te patron re
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

Pccks Sun states tha, plump women are coming in,o fashion asain and slim ones are to be discarded. and Ask k = fl a fellow is to change hi, sirl and a man his wife every tune the fashion hanges. We can, answer about the sirl. bt: we know 4 wife who don't need changing She can change her sgure from sim b plump as often as the fashion changes and don, you forget Il. lt.-kfshsasf.
 The lettering on Watkins X Cos, drug store. was done t,, Cha, II. Ilinde. iti attractive. aud reflects credit on the Arti,t. MT. Hlnde Will glHe premp, attention ,o any orders Tor sis,i painting ie'' T; ies F. Markham street up-stairs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

n. K Wing X Co. the famous machine shop men. are reeei,in5 erders from even state IT, the so,r,is. ihet have gwen char ..c,cr Ia the manufacturing interests os Little Rock
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-06
DIED.

On the 2Sth ult., OF pneumonia, at his resi-
dence III Halnes township, Mr. Michael Bower,
aged 81 years, months and ~ days.
The deceased was born Nov, lst. 1919, was
baptized Nov 18th. 1879, by Rev. l.. A. W. llgcn.
and subsequently, confirmed by Rev. A5ele.
Tie was good neighbor and citizen and was
highly esteemed by his friends. His funeral
took place on last Thursday at Wolrs school
were given on the occasion by Rev. Z. w. L.
Siegel and the writer. j. i.
On the lst inst, OF consumption, at the resi-
dence Of his grandfather, T. Hosterman In
Haines twp, Centre Co, Pa, Thomas c. Moy-
er, aged Is years and . months.
lie was Il corsis tent member Of the Evangel-
ical Association upwards Of Fix years. He
leaves a SOrruwin mother one brother and Al
large circle of fri ends 10 mourn his early de
parture. L, &. w.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-06
Rebersburg,
March 27th, 1882.

NOTE. E.-The above article should
have appeared in last weeks issue, but
1T was received too late for insertion.
We beg the indulgence of all concern
ed.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-06

York-lO dallles, % of all sorts. lllinose and
Missouri show percentage OF gain which is
even greater, while Colorado leads all others in
the percentage Of increase, both Of daily and
weekly issue California, Nebraska, Nevada,
Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
and West Virginia have fallen behind 1881 In
the total number Of periodicals assured. In
Georgia. Maine and Massachusetts the suspcn-
sions have exactly counterbalanced the new
ventures In every state not mentioned above
and in the Territories, there has been an In
CrcaSe.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-06
MARRIED.

On the 18th ult., at Lewsburg, By Roy. u. f.
swengle Rev. Benjamin Hcngst, Pastor of the
church Of the Evangelical Association atILew-
isburg, TO Mrs. Kate T.. Rhoads, OF the same
place
On the 10th ult, at Madisonburg, by Rev. w.
III. Stoyer Mr.. II. w. Garrett, to Miss Della NJ.
Wrth, both of Miles Township.
On the same day, by the same, MIR. Franklin
II. Watc, to Miss Clara NJ. Scholl, both of
Rebersburg.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-06
Local Department.

-Speckled beauties Of hve inches
long or over, are now lawful game.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-06

The American Newspaper Directory, which
will be issued next month by Geo. p. ROwell g.
Co., of New York. will contain the names of
1851 periodicals in the United States and Ter
ritolies, which is gain of 81 in the year just
passed. Tile number of daily papers has in
creased in a somewhat larger proportion, and
is now represented by total of 9oG a. ainst 92l
in 1881. The largest increase has been in New