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Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Charles G.. Watt, manager OF the
Quicksttp Base Bah Cub Of this city,
spent part Of yesterday among friends
Le.e, aud returned 10 his home III Can
den III the afternoon. He is slowly
re covering hom au attack Of malaria
fever.
James HiIdreth, Jr. formerly Of this
city, but now travelling stlesman Tor a
: wholesale varulsL house OF New YORK.
is spending few days with friends III
Wilmington. During his travels he mas
visited nearly every important cry III
the United States.
Clarence Mccullough, a former resi-
dent Of this city, but tor the past few
ypals engaged IN the shoe business at
! Philadelphia, is now in t0Wn. He
will remain fow days, and previous to
his departure will bid his friends fart
we'll, as he intends to Leave this part OF
the country and 20 to California, mere
he wi engage in Une boot and shoe
business.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Tbe stores Of G. f. Rudolph, Gran
vile Worrel ant j. p. pJughten were
lit up with electric i}ht last plen''
furnished by the Arnoux Eectr'c
Light Company after several rep5a'eu
trials.
A number of lights were also in ope,
ration at the machine shops OF Eemi'8
ton & Co. Other places, who nave ooL'
tracted with this company, VIII % II
Illuminated this evening. Ihe giopeS
used are larger than those OF the Maxim
Company, recently placed III front ol
Adams x Bros siOre and the EVERY
Evening off 5e, and the entire EioI i
is frosted, while those Of 'he other Com
pany are only half frosted. C.,,
y, H. HoagIand, Of the Maxim Com
many was granted permission by Guy
Council, last night, to erect iihe ot t
noIes through the business portion oI
thn civ, wnen a uunDer of lamps VIII
be put up.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
officers Arrested.

! On Monday last (Chrlstmas) between
IL and o'clock, az officers Black burn
and Osborne, ot the third district, were
pAtrO'lng IN The western part of the city
they were brought to u su Iden halt by
Mr., Barrett +. Munson, No. SOB West
Second street, foreman at EDGE Moor
Iron Company, and invited into the
house. The Ulcers knowing their i'll
hoCence and being af4ble and cpurte.
ous in their manner, walked ia aud
were ush"red into the par,Ur to await
the result hey did DOt have to wait
long tor n hearing, az IN few mGmeuts
the KIND and genial lady of the house,
MRS. Munfon, appeared on the scene in
Their behalf, and IL tilted the officers
that their services were needed in the
dlIing room. Tho pleasant smiles of
the kind host and hostess sstlifinG them
that no serious results vera awaiting
them, and upon cuteHug the room III
stead Of Mr.. AID Mrs. Gun,OR having
a crow to pick with then, lhey (tbe
ofiiGets) found a turkey TO pick with
them. The table was > sight 10 behold,
p ~ ''''' q '.'.h'A'b y '.II'l WI hNN
ana every thing e.ss IN aNuu1ahcn TO
app6aSd the appetlte OF the hungry
patfJlmen, while At the SAME time the
organ in tie parlOr WAS presided over
by gifted aud accomplished ladv,
which for the time being, in the opinion
of the officers, made that home per
teCt paradise and an occasion long to
be remembered. After partakiug Of a
sumptu0us repast, next in order was a
full box Of llavanas with the request to
Dar!ake freely. The offiG-rs are loud
in praise tor such token OF kindness,
emaualing as l. did trOm perfect ,trang.
ers and in tho language Of scripture are
satisfied that "their lines were cast ia
pleasant a'aCe4." rhn services Of the
Mayor we're not needed in this extreme
case, az M, Munson and his good lady
acted officially and liberated the officers
with tue Kind request ~ return tor su(-
per, WhiCh was refused on account Of
previous engagements. May their fu
ture years be crowned with success,
aud may the sunshine Of happiness
Continue 10 hOv"r over them tor many,
many years TO come.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

/
WAsHINGToN, December gs.-Th,
ex pose ul the misdeeds of the deteGtI VI
force Of this city was rclIpspd by "a tia
which took place in the FOliCo Court
| today, the defendant being CoOTed
| man named MatJ' eW Lawson, employ
ed as a iIn!tOr at the Fifth procILct sJa
tiOn hoHae. IL was shown that about a
mouth ago drunken man named Dan,
iel A. Mccarthy WAS brought into the
station house for safe keeping, as h.
was unable 70 take care Of himself on
the street.
ACcO ding to the practice at police
etltluns he was searched, and small
SUN of mOnev taken from him prlor to
his being placed in one OF the coils.
Subgt qucHtly the jani'ur went into the
Gel and took off Of MCCarthys neck a
shot beg, containing t"O thousand dol,
lara IN government bonds and slxCy
dollars in cash. when Mccarthy w4s
turn d out the mex morning he did not
miss his shOt-bag, but upon returning
home he was quickly made aware Of 1t
wheu he changed his clothing. He re
ported hiI loss to tho Lieutenant iu
charge of the precinct, who had Law.
son arrested, but nothing could be
proven against him, and he was dis
charged f:om custody.
After securing the bonds Lawson
utillzei one Of them for 81 900 IN part
payment of deb, and this CirCum-
stance led to his detection, and to day
he was sent 10 jail III default Of 5000
bail. The Accused il probably Ole OF
the best known CO.Ored men In the
Cuu try, on account OF his connection
with numerous CUlOred beneficial organl.
zatiOusS liei- aiso a prominent Mason,
and AZ IA Supreme Ruler OF the Sons Of
Moses has established lod1 1OB IN BaItl
more, Philadelphia, New YORK, and
other Northern aud Eastern cities,
He has been employed as jADitor
about the station house for nearly
twelve years, aud made "a comfortable
sum yearly by advancing money TO
impoCuniOus prisoners upon jeWeiry
and other effects, which, when redeem
ed, were assessed TIN per cent. He has
been suspected for long ttme OF
crooked practices, but nothing ttngi-
bic could be secured against him, and he
was permitted 30 remain on duty. The
disclosure Of his practices las CAUSED IA
great deal OF uutavuCable COnncn'.
Between the detectives, who sand III
with the thieves on tie outside, aud
tho station house officials, who pluudtr
innocent people Ut. IL" inolde, t"e
Washington unlurJuua'e Es5 D"d a
hard time.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

A large number OF friends and rela-
tivrs mr' ut the residence OF Mrs. King,
on FoUr,h stree, near Lombard, yrster-
day, 10 ceiehrat3 the birthday aunivcr-
sary Gf Mrs. Priscilla FoulF, who was
born in Bethel Township, Delaware
County, Pa, on the 2SJb of DeCem Der,
1896, aud consequently was sc years Cld
yesterday. The aged laty baa been the
mother Of seven children, all OF whom
are dead except two. Shs has 9 grand
chiMreu aud Q grea' grandchildren l!v-
ing and the three genrraLiDns were well
represented. Trere were also relatives
present from Philadelphia, Chester,
Delaware county, Pa, AMI this city,
IN my Of whom came laGrL with gifts,
A dinner was served that would have
gladsned the heart of epiCurts, which
WAS partahcu OF by G5 persons, atJeI
whiah the Rev. Mr.. HIll, of A-bury N.
K. Church, made te@ appropriate re-
marka, ard presented Mrs. FOulk with
handsome rocking chair, and large
number OF O'her articles on behalf Of
her friends and relatives. Tn" com.
pauy then j,ined in sint ing "Prase
God from whom all blessings iiJw,"
which was followed with tervent
rraye: by the Rev. Mr., Lsytield, Of
Bethel NJ. T.. Church.
There were cakes from Chester and a
large pound cake, inscribed with Mrs.
FouIk's name and age WAS presented Dy
a niece, Mrs. Jacob LampIuEn, Of tbis
city. Although Mrs. Foulk has reach
ed an age almost TWO decades beyond
that alloIted to man, she still enjoys ex
Cellent health, but her hearing and eye
sight are some what impaired. She re.
ceived many congratulations aud Niu.
cere wishes that Ter lite might be spared,
and her health preserved, 10 ceit-
hrste other ANNIVERSARIES under as Ia
vJraOle auspices.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
NOtes for Base BaIIists.

An independent base bal! association
has been formed in Philadelphia by q
amateur cubs.
Casey, of BiRghampton, Now York,
who was expected to play III THIS city
next season, as change catcher, has
signed with the Harrisburg Club.
The HJusspn Cub, Of S)ujl Chester,
have engaged William Herbert, form
erIy of the Reading Actives, as left
fed and change short stop.
A j. Beach, Of Philadelphia, has re-
ceived the contra CT for printing $4,000
copies of the official guide of the Amer
lean Base Rall Association.
The Quickstep team for next season
will be strong one, and some good
games will be played in this city. 1t
10 to be hop'd that the club will be
l;bcrallG patroniz' %.
Negotiations are being made with
Cha les Cusick, of Fall River, Mass,
by Manager Watt, for the purpose OF
securing him as catcher for his club
next season.
The Merritt Club, of Camden, are
making extensive improvements IN
their grounds Comfortable pavillions
will he erected, the grounds made larger
and other necessary things done.
Gus Albert, of Reading, desiring to
give I'D ball playing for the purpose OF
accepting a position in a blacksmith
shop, has asked Manager Waitt, of the
Quicksteps, tor a release, when Will
probably be granted.
Manager Ferguson, of the Philadel-
phia League Club. is endeavoring to
secure Harry Pyle, of Reading, who
has already signed to pitch for the
Quicksteps next season, as he deems
him the coming man in that posi- ion.
Manager Watt, however, IL not likely
to let Harry slip.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
Invited TO a Reception In New
York

The Old Guard of New York city
have extended an invitation to A CoE'
plny, d. V. M, American Rifles, of
this city, to attend a reception in the
Academy of Music in that city on the
18th OF January, 1888. AS the recep.
rion Of the American Rifles takes place
in the Grand Opera House on the same
evening, the invitation had to he de,
clined. CaptatH Mitchell was in COM
mard at the Company drill la0t night,
when twenty mon we're present. 1t
was announced that Lieutenant Smiths
leave of absence for sixty days expires
on Saturday night. The ANIMAL cleo
tion of the Company will take place on
Monday evening next.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
New Hole !.

Application Will he made to the Le-
cislature next week for charter for the
Kshoboth Beach Hotel Company, and
AS soon as it is granted, they will com
mence the ereCtion of large hotel about
one square from the site of the burned
Snrf House. Tue new building will
cost $25, 600, and SIG, 900 worth Of stock
has already been subscribed for. 1t
will contain 200 rooms, and be three
stories in height, in addition to base
rent, The he'd rooms will all have a
sea view and be furnished with water
and other cOnvenlences.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Mr. G., l.. Howell, who has been en- en-,
W va Il IN w. tne canning business for ne
East E%s two years at Milford has ,lt ta,Ieo II,
$4,000 ,,od IN Nav Jersey
and leased thu building al M,,,1iu IT, of 'tG his
Ian lam Az Davis. The greater Part oi 'n,S !nS
v Years product has been soln' al anG Ionn, tn,
SeSts ye against the concern are for "Ool
anu Tt IL ssid that the creditors will roAlize
ohont 60 cents on the dollar.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
Arctic OfthePaSt ,

Mr.. BrintoD, a bailiff of the County
Court, has in his possession a large old
fashioned chair, which was used Ivy
General Lafayette while he was in this
country. The chair ORIGINALLY belong.
ed to q neigbbor of Mr.. Brinton's fsth
or, at whose house Lafayette stopped.
1t descended direct to the present own.
er, who values it very highly.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

War Department, Ofhoe Of the Chlo
Signal Othcer, " Washington, December
%. Il A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOX TO-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather. northwest to southwest
winds, slight charges in temperature
rising followed By falling barometer
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

From The Pnilade Iphia Ieds0V'
Iitle Delaware pr, sents Splehulo
oxample no TO her bigger brothers ano
?,srI eA"mpT in her finances. She is practl
caIIy % out of debt, and her yearly ,nn, rsTe'
y%s Unes largely exceed her disbursements ',n,,s
u pu' u'" inst n a, a city or state is NOT neceo
1atiiy npi improvrdeut because 1t is II
SAiH' ,n, on one that has surplus revenues
uoJ' - ont of debt is not altogether
S1uD',,,nnndable, Suu unless it has also made
tD," ,,n mmhIlr improvements and done tht
public work lor which taxes arc wy
Lpctel.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Crosby g Hill are marking down
many lines of goods in their stock. and
during the last few days have made
large purchases at reduced prices, Our
customers and the public will have a
grand benefit for the next 80 days at
900 and 222 Market ST.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Mr. Elias Jefferies, of this city, has
leased five acres of the O'Bvrne proper
tv, on the Philadelphia pike, near the
RiverView " Cemstery, which he intends
to have fitted with dancing pavilous
and other arrangements tor q picnic
ground. Tho place will be greatly i'm
proved. and it is the intention to have it
In readiness for next season.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
Crosby a. Hill

will commerce tomorrow, Saturday
morning, o Great Cheap Sale to con-
tinue for 80 days. Look out for the
greatest bargains ever offered In this
city or the neighbOring village of Phil
adslphia. We mean just what we say
at 22O and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Quilts, quilts, quilts, quilts, quilts
largest stock and lowest prices al
Wsjuwright's, 3l2 Market Street.
Juniper Tar, Tar Cordial, Jaynes
Expeotoranr, Ayers Cherry PectoraI
and many other popular eXpectoran's
Tor sale By j. K. Hartman, cor ON anu
Poplar.
2 lbs. new lard for 2j',; Cranherrie7,
To-. per o.; No markert,, 22c' p'I
doz ; 3 ibr. No. , mackereI, % =, at
Dsverell Bros, No. 10 East An ST.
A cure for the horse ciseasc-MC-
Inall's Horse Powders, prepared by n:
B. DAntolth, druggist, COR. @1d and
Market.
Mockiug Bird Food, made by Cam
den Blrd Food Go for sale by Taylor
4 Fullerton, 3O2 King ST.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Ladies' and misses gossamers, o. ~
all wool black cashmere, 37Iac.; ladies',
and misses coats cheap; DIahkeCs' o. o. w w
TO $500 pair; comiortables, a. w 9, 70
81. 90 each, Wainwright, 3l2 Market oI'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
SPECIAL ENTION.
Fish

Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
the Third street market, black bass,
black hsh, hajibut, cod fish, paddock
macaerrl, white fish, spots, drum ti5h,
catfish, rock, saluom, smets, trout and
a nice lot OF terrapin and Delaware cove
nuatnra
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

who have muslins to buy now or during
the next six months will save money
by purchasing during our Great Spe-
cial Sale" to continue for the next 30
days. Crosby g. Hill, 22O and 222
M MarlSAt ST.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Crosby n Hill will inaugurate to-
morrow, Saturday morning, sPeclaI
sale to continue for 30 days, IN ornef to
reduce their immense stock OF HrN a
goods. Look Ont for bargains at ~
and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

that you should visit Crosby & Hills
and secure your share Of the bargains
during the Great Sale to continue for 30
days. 220 and 222 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
DO Not Forget

that Carson is making special effort to
close out his stock to get ready for
spring. No tailor understands cutti'
better than he. SIS Market st,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

elegant coffee for 500, at Cnppeh
No. 3 East 2nd St.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29
rorHu,,s,o wear the Year EOUnd

90 TO jl5 Market. If you never had a
good tit you can get it there II Carson Carson
cuts it, and now is the time Det"een
Aeasous to get bargain.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

cheaper than ever during the great
special sale at Crosby & Hills, 2sO and
322 Market ST..
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Ladies', gents and children udet O.
Vain wri Eht's, 312 Market o'fe0''
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

10 get Dress Suits made at carson o.
$40 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

A. the KEPUBLICAN Office III TIE Sh"Ge
this mUEuInI
7 O'clOcb 10 u'"ipcE u " cruz"
20 "a ~
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Clears ont rats, mice, reaches, uleS
ants, bed-bugs, skunks, GhlpM unAS'
gopLers. l5c. DruggiStS'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

customers say Carson is the Tailor "''e'
all.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Dugap, 1894; John Collins, $50; !,
Frank BaI,, insurance policies, Si@3
M. Keogb, 1913
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29


.SaIIOS OF IHL
kBE ASInn"nIshNCE POS
HAhn"TNTIL1HISE'h"
atipp Of City
r,s ,e,niar stat~d neTot"S .,.,,ng and iu
4 2uoI o. oS.erce Of PresldsIi, oEnir JV
1e .'hs, SD was called to INC ,r,.J cn" favor.
Sscnrr' raw COMMITTEES rel otseu cs tain
, lSS oa D rbe ordnance to Il si cnHneo uesr
I..s5,oUnIt.rlou' W. for t1r .,'I'n u1yHa bindings
PPrtrvtr Pr, tr"nmittte on PuuI'c mf th.
,.ia,tyd in, that in con% uen. e,s,' r,ferrsd
wv, pttltiops when y iioiSon az " Of tho
IsI, I.r asking fora di'''i'" ,,s ma,
|~,,krt they recon.ln'uI rn uarke, ordi-
a,,s ,' Of tie proposed
,'s,. W. -,,1 IA balance
TIE Cr! Tre'snTrr re- tspIn.'T 'Ls rrrdl.rfrhe
|kEO O-4.'' ]"
q! Il, chief En;in,rT ol ~" man
|D.orpeut reported ""'' '''.,n,,iug 10
D'p' p,, With pay roll Amounting "
~ ~" w. .,o,
n. Street CommI's'oh,I , ne hid
MT '"I lnr.pg the pas, ,,',g wrss s,o"1o,"J' no
.' amen . aud three teams eihp.Gy"''i
! '''. Snripg, opsniug and fSpalrinH VI,
Cs'g,'iI ,,'a,. ard cutters OF thiS c''y'
t''.f'f,' az" ~ a'nonnrirg 10 f63 u.
W. ", ~ 1I I'rp said that he wished 70
Mir,w y" tIe notice he had gwen o'
'Du'' n,"rri,o to iltloduce an ordinance
a,,,,,, =" the fees of The Mayor anu
|sl.,'.,S ". sSs,. as he had been informed
.p't I%oI,,, Solicitor that a provision
J! w, Hstt,' .4,,, would be incorporated IN
. '.1. 1,,.rd 'rt INV cbarrrr.
! IIr '',.,.'t 'srp at second and S1ott
Ea,t' ,. -, 49,, ' ,.lrrtrd to the Lamp Com
rfTsl fTs'' ""'
f' " p,,,er pett,orel for double
D. n T.,.'h ..d Madlton, and
Daily Republican., 1882-12-29

Oysters the best in the city, fresh
and salt. Fish of all kinds at 7, A
McClure's fish stalls in Sth st. market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-07
Battle Between a Cat and a Snake.

Garter snakes abound in fremont. A gen
tleman who recently took house near One
Hundred and Seventy-nighth street and
Third avenue said to reporter:
One morning as was dressing looked
out of the window and saw the cat acting
oddly. She was springing from side to side
and evidently trying attimes to avoid some
thing and then to seize it. hurried into
the garden and found the cat engaged in a
hight with garter snake. The reptile was
so intent on keeping it's enemy before it, it's
only hope for life, that it did not see me, but
the cat noticed my approach, though she lost
none of her vigilance in doing so. She is a
small animal, capital mouser, but certain
ly inexperienced as snake killer She
seemed at first to be little frightened, but
seeing me she gained courage and her at
tacks upon the snake became fiercer and
more frequent. 1t was like sparring
match. Every effort of the cat to seize the
snake was folded blythe rapid movements
OF the reptile, which repeatedly struck fierce
ly at its assailant, beating her back, but ap-
parently not injuring her.
Finally the cat adopted curious tactics.
She walked round and round the snake,
forcing the latter, with its head raised high
above the grass, to twist in one direction in
order to face her, until its body assumed
spiral form. Of course it could not continue
this movement indefinitely, and when it
could go no farther, and the cat still moved
around it, the reptile, with lightning like
rapidity, twirled the other way. For the
intinitessimal part of a second it's eyes were
not turned towards its enemy; but it was
enough. The cat had been watching for
the opportunity thus offered, and quick as
was the snakes movement, her own was
quicker. Before it could face her she had
seized it about four inches below the head
In vain the snake writhed and coiled around
her. 1t could not shake off the cruel hold
which was only relinquished when the rep
tiles head was entirely severed from its body
The cat then made an attempt to feed upon
her victims flesh, but, apparently not liking
the meal, turned and walked away. 1 ex-
amined her, but as far as could see the
snakes teeth had not penetrated her fur
The snake was little more than three feet
long
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-07

ranSement Of Liver, Bowels and kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
mir !; 81, ram IN the Side, sometimes the
R,un IS ieit under the Shoulder-badc mistaken for
Nicumausm: general loss Of appetite: Bowels
SeneraAy costivc sometimes alternating with lax:
nh e heau IS troubled with pain, is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss of memory, accompanisd
win painful sensation oflcaving uldonc something
n',cn oueht 20 nave been done; n slight dry cough
ms,. nGa ,ushed lace is sometimes attendant often
mistaken for consumption: the patient comnIoins
Of wcarncss and debility: nervous, easily startcd
tIe. coG or burning, sometimes prickly sensation
VI inc SKIN exists: spirits arc low and ,icspondcnt
ana' ahhough satisfied that exercise would be bcnc
rs.a, yer one can hardly summon up fortitudc to
try lin fact distr!sts every rcmctlv Several
" ue aooVc symptoms attend the disease but cases
nave occurred when but few Of them existed. vet
examination S after Geath has shown the Liver to
nave been extensively dcrangcd
IL should be used by all persons, old and
youhs' whenever any of the above
symptoms appear.
,ns PERSONS Travelling or Living in Un-
neaitny Localities, by taking dose OCCASION
ally to keep the Liver in healthy action will .~od
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness. Nan
sen, browsincss, Depression of Spirits, etc T,
VIII invisoTate like glass Of wine, but is no in
toxicating beverage.
IF You harc eaten ANYTHING hard y.
uiSeStion' or icel heavy after meals or slecn
ieS' I'll h'ght. take dose and you will be relieved.
Time and Doctors Bills will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
in the Housed
iIr' wnateve! the ai!mcnt may be, thoroughly
safe purCative, alternative and tonic car
never 6c out OF place The remedy is harmless
anu does not interfere with business or
pleasure. Va
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE
An has all the power and efficacy Of Colonc, ~
E.'nnc, without any Of the injurious after cficr,s
miaons Liver Regulator has been in nc. !, 49,,
ia:'' Tor some time and am satisfied !, -"
valuable addition TO the medical science.
J. GILL SHORTER, Governor of Ala
Hon. Alexander III. Stephens, OF ca.
SAYS: have derived some benefit from The ,,s, nj
summons Liver Regulator, and wish to give it a
further trial. 81 - a."
the only Thing that never fails to
NeneVe."-l have used many remedies for Dvs
pepsi2, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
G G;,vc lound anything to benefit me to the cxtcn,
ohi'iohs Liver Regulator has sent from Min
ncsota to Georgia for it, and would send further for
?Cn ilcdicinc, and would advise all who arc SIM
!ry aIicCtcu TO give it trial rs il seems the nnI
thing that never fails to relieve. ''''
T. NJ. JANNgY, Minneapolis, NIinn.
Dr. Il: w. Mason says: From actual c,.
Pcfiencc IN the Use Of Simmons Liver Rcrulotor in
my practice have been and am satisfied TO use
'Au prescribe II rs purgativc medicine.
Va Take only the Genuine, which ,I,v,ys
eas on The Wrapper the red u Tradc-M,r,,
and Signature of j. Ii. ZEIIJN g. rn
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-07
EDUCATIONAL.
CT MARY'S ACADEMY,
NORTH FAIRFAX STREET.
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE SISTERS
OF HOLY CROSS.

Will reopen MONDAY. SEPTEMBER i. 1882.
for Boarding and Day Pupils.
The Course of Study will be thorough and cX
tcnsiyc, embracing all the branches Of a solid and
refined education.
Particular attention is paid to Vocal and Instru-
mental Music.
Plain Scwinga and every variety of Fancy Work
also the Rudiments of Vocal Music and Drawing
are taught without additional charge.
Pupils of all denominations received. and while
great attention is given to the religious instruc-
tion of Catholic students. there is no influence
used on those of different belief.
Terms moderate. For further particulars ap-
ply to TauglS-1ml SISTER SUPERIOR.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHAN-
ICAL COLLEGE,
The eleventh session opens September 9th.
200 State students who pay no tuition
Necessary expenses for ten months only 1892
Apply to your county superintendent of schools
or address Il. y. CONRAD. President,
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