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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
Fire in New York.

New YORK. JAP. 31.--A fire tr,ke GU: t,
day ia tic ola Word building sdjoinieg the
Times ot6c, erd bsfore the flames could b, e2-
liuguished damsee 10 tie amount of one mil
lion of dollars had been Inflicted. The building
was occupied by sev,rl uewsp.pr publishic G
hrEs. and advertising sgsrcies. and several hug
dted people, Including mary women. were en-
ployed abaus the premises. When the FIRE broke
out many were compelled to lamp from the win
dnTs, aud one woman was killed in 80 doir g.
Thtra are lumors that fifteen persons persisted
10 the flames. bat 20 authentic Information re-
garding the loss Of life can yet be chained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
PUBLISHED DAILY q TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
EVENING, JANUARY 81, IS:
1t was stated in tho Gsz,tte's Washington

II was stated 10 tho Gszstte's Washington
correspondence yesterday that Dir. Bal b ,ur 10.
,elds to introduce bill 10 the Hous, for the
removal Of the Washington Navy Yard to this
ely. As at present located the usefulness OF
the yard is slno5t destroyed. FIR the ohsnnel
of tbs Eastern Bfstcl is 50 narrow and go
shallow that Only snal-Jz.d vessels can resch
il. std they only at tho risk Of grounding even
90 favorable tidas-they never make the st.
temp. at loS-tidc. Then. too. the expense of
trscs porting the Dsterisls used at the yard ls
e,e.,lg increased By raason ct lis unfavorable
o. TIE channel leading to this city, on
the contrary. is broad and deep, there
being always enough water 10 it, notwitbs: land
log the state OF the tide, 10 float the largest
vessel 10 the navy and. owing to the unex-
called f.oiiss Of transportation possessed BY
IBIS city. every article used at the yard CAD b.
brt u ,bt here q. the minimum expense. Any
txtert OF water front that may be uS.d can be
obtsioad here q! tho lowest reasonable price.
and tho iron. cosl, lumber, and everything re-
CURED at nsvy yard cao De landed here d.
reotly from the cars or bcsts as tbs csie msy
BE-, wi.hous the expense OF any caring or sec
ood handling OF any kind. 1t is to bs hoped
that oil tie Virginia Congressman will assist
Mr.. Barbour in his Effort 10 haze the Navy
Yard removed to AleXandris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

The Richmond Standard. a literary pspGr.
and one that d ,os not often al!uie TO merely pc
slcal f .irs, s compelled by tho prcssn! geL-
cy to profess sgains: the further gross outrage
the readjusters are bsnt 90 iefcIog upon the
judiciary of tbs State. Hbic it does ss follows ::
"Virgjns hAs ever been noted for ths purity
of her ldclary. and Of tbi, !.ta tsy itis enoug,
to make Us hang ur heads 10 Shame that psl-
~ Gao be fund within her borders thas will
constitute her highes. court for purpose. To
the vic.ors may belong th, spells, but not the
pollution aud prostitution Of tha safeguards of
right and jus $50. Lat sono of .hess gentle
men. soms Of thess rsvoIuuoas;s. paus, and
think awhile, for the curse of 9 virtually lps.ruc-
ted judiciary may. like chickens. come home to
1oost"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
T0.Day's Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE,

Mr.. Antbouy. from the Committee Oh Print
Jog, reported back ADD asked to b, discharged
from the consideration of the petitions for tho
publication of the proceedings of Congress 10
sufficient quantities to allow . COPY to be sup
pIiod to every family 10 the Uoited States.
He remarked that it seemed to the committee
that the petition must have been gotten up by
some eminent paper maker. ard that the cost
of such publications would exceed seventy NIL
lion dullsr5 per year. The committee w.s &C
cordiuglu disohar G ID from the suit sct.
Mr.. Vance, from the District Committee,
reported 60 original bill to punish the selling
and advertising ef lottery tickets in the District
of Oolumbi..
Mr.. Logan. from The Committee oS Mii,sry
Affairs, reported favorsby the bill FIR the relief
cf sufferers by the loss Ct the Government
steamer j. D. Cameron.
Mr.. Voorhees, made 40 tqairy as to what
disposition had been made OF q resolution in
roduc,d by him 10 October last directing the
Committee 90 Postofhoss 10 investigate the
reasons for The order Of the Postmaster General
excluding from appointments 10 the Oucinnsti
postofic2 all parsons over thirty years Of age.
Some debate followed. and at LEO the Senate
resumed The consideration of the Sherman
three per cent. bill, aud at 2:l5 rejected the
Vest amendment to the three per cent. bill
ayes %. noes -.
The discussion then proceeded upon Mr.
P,umb'd proposition for reduction of ds6nite
limit to the redemption.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hari,, Of Massachusetts. Uhsirman of
the Committee on Naval Affairs reported q
bill 10 provide permanent construction fund
for the navy. Referred to the Committee of
the Whole.
Mr.. BatterWorth. Of Ohio, frcm the con-
mite on civil service Reform. reported resola-
ton calIug Oh the Secretary Of War for list
OF all charges, details, transfers. prem ,tions
appointments and dismisals mad, 10 bis depart
ment, other than in the army, December ls!,
1879, and January 1st, 1852. Adopted.
Mr.. Reagan, Ct Texas. from the Committee
on Commerce, reported resolution cllliug on
the Secretary ef WAT fer Information as to
whether apy persons or corporation arc using
water power created By lccks snd dams COZ
s!Iuo;ed by The Uoi!ed States 90 rivers and
canals. Adopted.
Mr.. Rioo, Of Massachusetts,, from tho Com
mittce on the Library IF Congress. reported
back the bill authorizing tho construction Of
bulloiDg fer the accom- moda,ion Of the COT
gressional Library. deferred to the Committee
Of the Whole.
1ha House then resumed the consideration Of
the resolution reported from the COMMITTEES on
Foreign Affairs requesting the President to OBJ.
tain list Of American ciiiZ On confined in Eng
lish prisons. which, Ifter sens discussion, was
adopted when the House Went into Committee
OF the Whole on the public calendar.
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VIRGINIA NEW,V

Vol. Gregg, firm .rlg Superintendent Of the
Day last.
Mr.; Henry Pslorz,. tho Wel.-kooan type
iout osr OF Riohmold. has purchased silver
mine 10 New Mexico.
Edgar NJ. Garrett, il is sid, will BIZ az
pointed Superintendent of Public Schools of
Richmond.
Rev. Edward 8. Gregory. Ct Lynchburx, has
oeeo called 10 the reccrsbip OF st. Johns
Episcopal Church. Wythevile.
There ara noW sixty seven inmates 10 The
petersburg aims bouss-tRenty- white
and forty ooored. The expenses of tho insi-
tuition tor tie month werc $4O5.
About o 'clcck Saturday night The only COL
ored Pres b7terian church 10 Lyoohburs was
totally destroyed by FIRE. The fire originated
10 small shct- chop contiguous to tho church.
1t ls reported that smother large neH tobacso
ftc:ory is to be erected in Petersburg with ell
l6e new std improved machinery uoH 10 uss.
There are now sixteen factories 10 operation
there,
MIR. James Ii. Morris, of Richmond oouoty,
pinIo', had bis sIrsup TO break, cruising him
almcs. instantly.
Willi.nsors. or Clifton Forg,, as formerly
knGwo, is TO b. incorptrA'ed. /. contains now
| nearly SUI lnosbltsnts. Lis the Junction Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and tbs
Richmond and Allegheny.
Capt. John T. Tillnsu. passenger condu.scr
on the Huntington division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, was ruo ever last Saturday,
night at Ksnswha Falls. and both of lis lers
were horribly mauglsd. His physicians found
II necessary 10 apputate co., bat it ia thought
the other GIN b, saved.
A FIRE destroyed the grocery ard l;qnor store
aud acjoin;og dwelling OF w. A. Diur5, OF
Buckley, opposite Norfolk. Sunday night.
Tne fam IS broke Gu. shorty after midnight,
and f;om traces Of kerosene Gil the fire i, SUI
posed to have baen the work Of az ioosndia;y.
Loss, $4,000 or Sc 900; insured.
While Two children eff Samusl q. Taylor, eff
GulIlord, Acoomsc county, were Flying with
toy pistols on Saturday. the oldes', aged eight
pointed the weapon 10 flo at the yeuogest
aged FIVE years. end fred, shooting tho child, q
little gill. through the brso. Her death was
instantaneous.
Tho oyscr war at tho m3u:h Of the Kappa
hammock river SEEMS not 10 have subsidedr
The oSsterman heve reo.n,ly sppi,d to thei.
representative 10 surp!y them With tho ncc5l-
ssr3 artillery ammu4 ition TO enable them 10
contend successfully with the drsd gers. Tie
State authorities promptly furnished the d.
sired articles.
P. B. Guncksl & Co.. Of D.ysor, Ohio. have
purchased the property kuowo ss "Hcg
Island, 10 James river, pear Jsuestosu, oo1-
tanning 2 200 acres These gentlemen are
noted stock raisers, and will devote lbeir nc
purchase to 8 ock raisiog purposes. They will
ezpend from $4,000 or $50. 900 ia improving
the properly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
lncurable Lung Disease or COnSump.
ton. Is ROW MS b Il ON CHIAL
TkOCHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bslsams, but act directly
on the 1nn8med parts, sllaying irritation,
give reliefin Asthma. BrOnchttta.C Coughs,
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public speakers are SUBJ
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation. thay have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple remedies OF
the age. Sold ut 25c. . box everywhere. mhl9
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Attempted Assassination.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Jan. 3l.-News h a. been received
that bold attempt was made Sunday evening
to aSss.sina!e Col. Thona7 G. Black, one cf the
most prominent citizens of Adams county. in
his Office 1t Clay ton. Colonel Black was sitting
in rear room in his Office when two men entered.
Wi!hou! word Of warning the man in advat c 3
struck a. tho Colonel with knife. which pene.
trated the coat and vest Colonel Black jumped
bscs, when the other man ettuck at him, cutting
an ugly cash in his forehead. Both men dit
sppssred immediately. Although the Uolonel's
Injuries are of seriou, nature he will recover
He knows HIS assRilants. bu. refuses TO reveal
their names
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The February number OF Poster's Aneric ID

The February number OF Potter's Aneric %
Monthly has been received irom its publishers.
John E. Potter & Co, Philsdsphis. a great
improvement has taken pIscs 10 the appesi-
auoe Of this mrgs z!oe. and IL is now one of the
best lookiog, cheap magazines that sre publish
ed. AIMING the con;eOts of the present DUN
Der are Pictures of Acdausit; A Story of the
White CzA; Journalism in Psri,; Music SO
Ar, BOT 80 mplishmeu'; The Death Psu-
atty; Personal "reminiscences of Madame Mu-
RAJ; Kith sud Kir; a Suabisn R,msrc.;
Freaks of Sompauoulis'; l., Valet do Di,-
bic; Mr. Cima4u, Bro|n on the Defensive;
BspDo's Escape; Roger Williams; B,Hiched
80 Mid.oossa. aud tuIl editorial department.
The price of this magazine 10 OILY S. per year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
The markets..

BAlT1MoEE, Jan. 3t.-Virginia IS old -; do
deferred Is; do consolidated 50: do I'd 90.
riss -; past due coup 50 new 10 4Os S9s bid to
day. Cotton steady; middlngs III, Flour
quiet ard unchanged Mh,a.-Southern lower
and quiss; Western lower; Southern red 40:
Gosmoet l45: No lid 1921 .l4?i; No2Western
winter red spot l39! bid; Jan 1891 bid Feb 1891
a!4O: Mar i4SalsSt; April l42t,l42i. Corn.
southern esisri Western lower; Southern
s6S; Jan SO asked; Feb 68.6sa; Mar CIa7Ci:
May ut bid. Oats about steady Southern 6Os
az W estetn white 5l.t2; do mixed EO,6l; Penn
t0'52. bye quiet 1t 95s97. Hay unchanged
Cottee quiet; Bio carRoes ordinary to fair 9ia
ll8a$l2l.
NEW YoRK. Jan Sl.-Stocks irregular And
have dcwnwsrd tendency. Money 8. Cotton
dull up.snds II; Orleans 124 Flour steady
and quiet Wheat active and strong and iaI!c
higher. Corn moderately active and {s2c batter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
Paris Billiard Match.

PARIS. Jan. 3l.-Tbo international billiard
match between Vignsux and Slossop for 10 OOOf
was commenced tt hight 10 the prss. hall of
the Grand Hotel. Every scat WIS filed. Both
players Wsrs 10 6ne fern. baviog shown big
practice play. Betting Was slightly 10 favor Of
Vigoaux before ,h, game ooencd. In the
twelfth inning Slosson rao 156. mskiog tie
total 600. which stopped play for tho night.
having vignsux's soora at $40 poioFs. At the
termination Of the game betting had risen 10 3
to . 10 favor of Slosson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

Among the numerous bills thai have baen
introduced into Congress at this session is one
F,r reducing the slaries Of eiec:iv, officers.
[; is ono CT tao bss, and should be passed..
ID: il will probably nevar bs heard from again.
OK, if the committee to WHOM it has been rt-
ferrsd del "a 10 repo!: il, Will b defeated by q
!Args n:iniy, Oh,s is the great danger OF
republican g17crom sn.a. 40! ths best way to
Lesson :aa: d.o9e. IS 10 disposssss Office of tho
sttric.ijas i: n3a ha5 fJs the a7aricious aud
ths raoaciou,. Representative ofic, should be
sought t,r the ho1of i. c,nfar5, and not for the
high sa'sr; that is ooa attached to it. Money
earned easily Is slelt freely. aal the habits
scqIscd Ehan in rec in: Of large aalsEies, G q
DOT be ooniiuaed waco tee means arc stopped.
Tae oouaty is full Of onco Industrious End
thrifty m 70 Wh, havs been ruined by q sAtrt
term of oti1, aod suoa man c,mposs tie
Adullamis. Oh, salaries ale now so high
that they tempt mn to use sny N ssns to Cd
tsio ard waea obtained to resors 70 aty m,ss-
ures to ret.in them. R,du,s them 50 that
they will not bs morS ia,'aiys than the azoc.-
tons of the asoigaats, sod the creates. danger
to tbs c)uoty " Il bs removal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

Mr.. Riddeberger declined Mir. Wins6eld's
Invitation to join the strait on. wing cf The
republican party and ssid be 'pr.fsrrcd The
plain principles ct the r6at lister psrty, tho
material development and Matchmaking of this
Uoiou. the erffanchising Of all The people as
tia State aud Federal Constitutions demanded
lt,aud to give enlarged educational advantages"
And what's more be said this without smile,
aad looked as though be thought paopls would
b,lisyo Lin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
Leg tSIHtiVe.
Lido OF io!stes. nauspised 10 the l.. gisI.ture
yesterday. Tho Sen.,e was 90. in session.

Il tie House Ct Delegates Mr.. Terrell pr:
ssutcd petition Of the citz,rs cf Orange oour
ty sgaias: the sale CT iati xicsting liquors
Mr.. Giddinss offered oiot resolution it,
struoIi1g the Beard of Pablo Works and Rail
rosd Commissioner to regulate and reducs tells
sod transportation en- tho Richmond and Dan
ville railroad. Referred.
Tbs Houas WAS tc,npied until late 10 The
evening With the s'assioo of the minority and
majority reports OF the Committee fer Courts
IF Justice 10 relation to uoexpred judicial terms.
Toe report Of the msj:riiy Of the committee
was 6nsliy I'd ,ped. which il to be effect THAT
10 all elections by the General Assembly of
Ju1geI to Eli vaoar cies the same arc for tho
lnexp:rod terms Of thu late iaoumbenta"
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Sentenced,

TRENTON. N. j., Jan. 3l.-Os,,r L. BALD
Win. late cashier of the Mechanics, National
Bank of Newark, appeared bsfors the u. s.
Court here tn day. pleaded guilty, and was s.I-
tered to 6feen years imprisonment in the
Stsio prison,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
b,lisvo Lin

The Baltimore american has nothing to ssy
sg ,inst the rtp1Giation tclemss of the ret jus.
tor, but, i. can't sbde their proposed remoV.
81 CT tina iah:r of rspud,tors from tho auditor.
,hip of the State. AID x.h an affsctAtion equalto
that Of Mr.. Wilde. Wh:m i! utterly d?spises,
styJ:
"Ihare is ,melbiog so ignoble in this scram-
Bile that the restjusleri Will lose entirely 8
thing that they !1not afford to lose-shs rs.
spect and sYmpatny Of the republic Ans. /"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
Financial.

New York, Jsn. 3l.-Tbe stock market
70 general opened rather wesk and I'll p.r c: mt
lower thao yesterdays c'osirg prices. Ia the
early dealings the market was irregular aud
uosottled aid couliLu so till l &C ock when,
hcw3v,r. the general tendency was toward l. ".
er figures,
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News from DanenhOwer.

=, WASHINGTON, Jan. 3!.-The Secretary f The
Navy received the following this mornpg:
ut PETERSBURG. Jan. 81.
Hunt. Washington, d. c., US. n:
Dsnenhower with nine men awaits orie at
Irkutsk. HOFFMAN"
In reply Secretary Hun. telegr sphed for Dan.
enho8er and party to return 10 the United
States IS soon as practicable and for Melville
al party to continue The sssrch alter belong
as lorg as there WAS The slightest hope OF succea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
a Popular Mans Experience.

The l.ta war left Col. John G. Whitn,r .
wreck from B,icht's Disease of the kidneys, bu.
Warner Safe Kidney aid Liver Cure gave
life back to him when all tho pbysioans b cd
given him up. Fl, resides in Atlanta, g., ADD
is known all ever the Southern states.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
Fire In Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 3l.-A fire broks cut
cary this morning 10 The store on M,in street,
occupied BY the Norfolk NsUs Company. Ths
lo'a b. lire and water is 10000 partially iusu.-
cd. The cause OF the fire is uuknsWn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31
Extensive Fire,

GALVESTON, Tex Jan. 81 ALI wires lesG ing
out Ct Houston, Tex, have bsen pros!rated by q
fee at that place which communicated 10 the
building occupied by Ma post eff1oe, n. 8. Fo1's
bank and thu Western Union Telegraph Go.
No further particulars have 5e! been received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

Backsburs is the frs. Virsoia College that
will feel tbs b!igh.ng effect of The reac ius!ers
grotesque'y horrible sway, BAT the Virginia
Military Institute. Wasbio2toe and Lee College
and the University arc aiso doomed BY tie
same terrible hands e1d the day Of their distruo.
ton will rot bs long delayed. The Montgomery
Messenger. published 10 the equity in which
Blacksburg College is situated, say: The Col.
leRe has been killed. most sioctuslig killed,
Mr.. Conrad having absolutely 20 qualifications
fer Tho plsc, of President uoless brass il talent
and buster ia brsns. Thus for political put
poses The OILY man yet found waoRe admins
lrstion WAS trioging decreased sEcc ,ss to the
school. is rem,v I'd end man who hes BEEN o
failure 10 every thing he ever Undertook, is ~
pointed. The school is desd. LIT its eri:sph
be, Died Of TOO much Maboneiau."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Firc ca W,
Marks and ais. Argued by j. A. Jones. eaq,,
and Msj. Chss. s. S!ripg fellow for appellant.
and ". W. Henry, e:q for appellees, and sub.
mitted.
Marks aud ais. We. Spsncer. Argued By W.
w. Henry, esq, for appellants and continued
until to. III brow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

1t appears from he following extract from
40 editorial in the Nashville American that
other p.opo 5:sdcs Virgiaisas have correct
idea of Nah one.m:
Take thres State, j. which rep lds!on has
obtsiued hold-Tennesss. Virginia and
Loui ians-sld i. will be found that ths d,sp-
poln.ad Demo c,sii, politicians ofih, extreme
Confederate scnooi, who have been left behind
By more liberal school. the angry Shareholders,
th bitter Confederate. who h, never forgotten
hatred II the Union. The negro ha.sr. aud sill
qualities end c ass 8 OF baakrUpi. Departing,
simless worthless Bur bona are ne advocates OK
repudiat;cn."
And y,t it il this Vary Glass whom the repub-
liosns hav, bosn ana are assisting to get posses
siou Of the Sou.bera Safes. The Leading Ma
honcites 10 Virgiois W IRE. u0iil they fourd they
could get DO olfcs uoder democratic rule. the
most ultra and proscri pti7o denocts's and toe
most vindetv, yankee aud negro ha,ers
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Presentation

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 3l.-Mr. j. w. CAT
rett has presented portrait of Gscrgs Calvert.
first Lord Balt;m ore. 10 the state OF Maryland,
and the picture has been received st Annapolis.
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Ills ststed that the nrone,tv t,ton .,

II is stated thst the property taken from Peru
BY Chill is. at tie lowest estimate, worth
81, 500 C0l,00. By many i! is placed higher. The
district OF Tarsp.ca alone being estimated IS
worth more than Sl,C0O 10000. The coat OF
the war 10 Chilli has been less than &c OcO, go
sterling the larger part Ct which has been COL
lected from Peru.
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Killed in q Billiard Room,

GALVESTON, Tex Jan: 8l.-A Bryan spt C al
SAYS: 8. ki;ch'y was struck on the head with q
billiNd cue and killed by Jos. L. Hearne at the
lstte1's FALCON. Ritchey WAS intoxicated and
abusive. Healne is cut on So, 600 bail,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

A doo!r at Richmond says that if people
will take bath in hot whi.key aud rock salt
two, year they will never catch Gold. Uutl
somebody hes tried his new remedy We would
ssy:-s,ick 10 the Il and reliable Dr.. Bulls
Cough Sytup.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

The prcfessed liberalism Of The rsadi1sers
me!ts AID disappears Ike frost before the
moruirg sun at the 6rss appearance Of iudepeI
deDtism CO the psrI of suy of the Members Of
their plrsy. Simply bec,u,e Mr.. Massey
thinks tbaE he should have the appointment Of
the clerks. for whose houeaIy he slone is re-
s2orsl5le, and ia s1ssned 10 that opicl,n by q
few of bis party friends, the Richmond Wing
says:
"R,atjusters are everywhere srlus,ug TO q
trus sooss OF tho situation here, and they speak
With 10 uco:rtsin sound. Vsngeuce is theirs"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

Tso more dta!hs from small pox occurred ia
Baltimore yesterday,
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THE STANDARD LETTER COPYING
Il BOOKS. made Of the best paper and brutt
IN duck 10 rssis. wa:er. Tho beet Copyiti
Books made.
jau14 ROBRRT BILLS SONS
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PlRD OAGKSi BIRD CAGRSl
- A new supply OF bee u.tul Bird Cegrs. iu
vAricu, styles cheapst
MCLEAN & UHLER'S.
decl6 rs King street
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IANNBY'S CELEBRATED CHIL9LAlS
- LINlMENT, En- infallibe cure for frc,t,d
feet. Price 50. pr bottle. Prepared OILY by
JANNEY & CO., Druggists,
JAn7 Hos. 10 and 152 King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

NOTICE The stockholders OF the ALsI'
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SH1PBUILDIEG COMPANY will o e,seE-
tend mesing on MONDAY EVENlIG, FEB.
g: 1882. ut Il O'Clock. at harmony Hall a ulI
attendance is desired, as business Of impertsrca
will come before it.
By order Of the Pre-, idont:
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-31

HORTON'S ANTIDOTH-A speedy sid
- permanent cure for Fever and Asu, sud
Bilious Complaints A fresh tupply 81
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