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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

An inquest was held last night IN the case OF
the three boys killed by the fail OF house al 40 l'3
Pr.nco--t Brooklyn, on January 10 The verdict cen
pr, tc owner fnr leaving the building that b0ys
could frruu,ut n, ami Building Inspector Howell Tor
f,iIurp ID prOucrly examine the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

BrEuy, Jan. 23-Ihe Government has presented
i'm the Landtag a bill providing for buying up six
private railways at a cost OF IL, 100000 marks,
mostly payable ia Treasury bonds.
The police couG,catci iho copies Of the last num-
Der Of Load,u Ppach received here in consequence
of cartoon bearing or she rcc'u. imperial rcscrIpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
rLAMES INALIorOR srORE.

4 fire broke out Yesterday morning in
liquor store the Gr,t floor OF the Armory Hall build
iug at 40 l65 Ccrmoutavc, Brooklyn. The loss was
; 800 The lire caused by detect in the heater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
GAMRETTA CAIrSING ALARM.

LONDON Jan. 23.-Spccial Paris dispatches indi-
cate that W. Gambetta's utteranccs at Saturdays
meeting of the Committee on the Bill for the Revis-
ion of the Constituti0n-whcn he declared that
should the congress of the two Houses 90 beyond
the scheme for revision previously adopted b. the
Senate and Chamber Of Deputies. it would place
itself IN a revolutionary position, requiring the in
tcTvcntion of the President Of the Republicans
created a great sensation. His opponents construe
the matter as conveying a distinct threat.
The RcpGbIique Fr0Dcoise seeks to minimize the
very bad impression created by explaining that NJ.
Gamhcta merely meant that in the eve ut of the
congress passing an illcRcl decree President Grcvy
would, IN accordance with h9 constitutional pre-
rocatlvc refer it to the Chambers for IccOuSidcra-
zion.
The committee on he bill will prepare igs report
to-day and the discussion in the Chamber OF DcPu-
ties is cNrccted TO begin on Thursday next
PARIS Jan. 23.-In the Chamber of Deputies to-
day the Committee Of Thirty-thYcc pTc-cutcd their
report on the bill for the revision Of the Constu-
tion. The report formally rejects the proposal to
iusaribc TIE principle of Scrutn dc LiSte in the
Constitution. ard maintains that the powers of the
Congress cannot be limited by the prcvious de-
c;sion- of either Chamber: but expresses the
opinion that the general objects Of prOpO5d reforms
should bc pointed Out, in order 10 afford some knd
Oi CuaUdHtc" to the senate. Ii WAS ultimately de
cidcd to appoint Thursday next for tine considers
tIon Of the bill. The Paris, in its evening edition.
SAYS II the Cabinet IS defeated all the Ministers VIII
resign
NJ Brcul French Consul-Genaral at New-York,
has been nominated an officer oi the Legion OF
Honor.
NJ Rruyaert an cmpoyc in the Foreign Ministry,
has been appointed Consul of France at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
TIE EGYPTIAN COMPLICATIONS.

LONDo>, Jan. 23-'The London correspondent Of
The Ndrcbc.tc ter Guardian says:
There Is crOuul for suppoSug. in spite Of the denial
sent by the British Embassy at Constautnopc. that
arrangement la, been made by which, in certain cOntin-
ecucics. British and French mcn-Ofwar would occupy
Port said and Alexandria haIbOr
dispatch from Rome to he Daily Nejrs says:
General Mcnabrra, the Italian Ambassador ut London
has received th" most positive instructions not TO uphold
the Egyptian policy Of England and France Italy holds
that II armed Intervention in Egypt becomes inevitable
it should bc effected by Turkish troops.
The Cairo correspondent Of The lines says:
There are some indications that the NOtab'cs will
waive their claims 10 exclusive right OF voting the
budget bat Will claim the night 10 vote IT conointly
with the Ministers. This question however, cannot be
touched unt the nature Ofthe Ministerial responsibility
defined and unless the Notabes 1bItc their prcten
sion. this point there is ittG hop" OF settlement
The Ccnstantinoile correspondent of The Times
says:
Prince Bismarck has replied to the Turkish note rela
tive the Joint action OF England and France IN Egypt
that the Porte will DO Wc 10 await the explanation it
has asked from those Powers before taxing further
action.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Times Gays:
ENGLAND ana Franc. havc arrived complete under
RtaJCn in ard to tncg collective action end VIII so
inform thc Porte IL their jolat answer TO its note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24
4 STAR ROUTE SUIL

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-Argument on the
moou for new trial III the civil suit brought by the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
Library Entertain nleDt

Once more the APPEAL reminds its
readers that the Library entertainment
will take place at the Opera House on
Friday evening next. The coming
entertainment promises to be as salts
factory as anyever given by the Library
ladies, which ought to be assurance
enough for our amusement seeking
people. Messrs. Laughton and Meder
will furnish the instrumental music,
which of course will be tirst-cass a
number Of scenes from "Uncle Toms
Cabin" will be presented in good style,
and a beautiful tableau, Introducing
song by Miss Gertie Hatch, will be
given. Popular admission figures,
twenty-five cents to ali parts Of the
house. AS usual a good performance
and we'll filed house may be expected
on the approaching occasion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
Dusky FIiTtin: Maiiens.

Yesterday afternoon a couple of young
squaws whose ideas of propriety were
somewhat befuddled from frequent
libatons, placed Chinaman walking
by the Ormsby House, in a very en-
balrassing position; the poor Celestial
actually bluShed up to the crown of his
shaven pate. Each of the squaws took
an arm of the discomftted wretch, who,
amidst few faint struggles, was
marched up Carson street between the
two. The more the Chinaman squirmed
the louder the squaWs laughed, attract
ing much attention. \ combination of
shame and fright made the OrientaFs
queue stick out at an angle of 40 de-
grees. Near the Adams House the
squaws threw the wretch into the
snow and left him, well satisfied with
their adventure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
Teo Much OF a Good Thing.

Sheriff Ben Fitch, Of Elko, who ar
rived here yesterday, thinks that news
paper puffs are not altogether desirable
at times. A month since the APPEAL
made mention that Mr.. Fitch had a
valuable copper mine, which would
eventually make him rich man. The
item, of course, made the rounds of the
press, resulting in little annoyance to
the embryo copper millionaire. He has
since then received a score Of letters
from old timers, asking for the loan of
sums ranging all the way from $500 to
$4,000 each. AS yet MIR. Fitch is I'M
able to grant these requests but it is
certain that if his mine turns out we'll
none of the old fossils will apply to him
for aid in vain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
Albion Matters.

A gentleman intimately associated
with the litigation between the Rich
mond and Albion mining companies
at Eureka, yesterday stated to the AP-
PEAL that his impression is, from actual
observation, that the whole of the
Albion mine is not worth SO, 006. But,
in the face Of that fact, tn Richmond
Comp ny will at once appeal their case
which will in all probability delay the
settlement of the difficulties at issue for
a period Cf three years. In the mean
time the Albion stock may be assessed
until there is nothing left of the share
holders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
Important Information.
kicking

OcoVich Brothers, not wishing to
carry a large: heavy stock over the
season, have determined to give their
patrons a genuine and positive reduc-
ton sale. For the next 80 days we
will sell our entire stock at 10 per cent.
below original cost. This sale is a
forced necessity to make room for our
Spring importations. Sweeping reduc-
tions in every department. A revolu-
ton in the shoe trade. Note a few Of
our reductions Chidren's calfskin
Balmorals, $1.25 a pair misses calf
skin Balmorals, Sl.5o pair; ladies'
cloth kid faced Balmorals, S1.25 pair;
ladies' cloth kid faced button boots,
$3.50 pair; ladies, French kid button
boots, 81 pair; ii yards good bleached
muslin for ST ; Pacific poplins 129 cents
a yard. worth 90, and all other goods
in roportion. This is the best oppor-
tunity ever offered to secure genuine
bargains. DON'T fail to avail your
selves of this offer.
OLCOVICH BROTHERS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
IN BEzEE.
John Forbes, of Hawthorne, is in tn

John Forbes, of Hawthorne, is in the
city.
Some dog fancicr stole John Vierra'
handsome little ack-and- tan.
We are authorized to state that Mr.
S. P. Davis, of Salt Lake, is not can
didate for United States Marshal for
Utah
Counselor r. B. Mitchell, OF Virginia,
and George II. Morrison, Grand Chan
cellor of the Knights of Pythias, are at
the Ormsby House.
Alfred Lilienfeld returned from San
Francisco yesterday morning. He will
new finish cl. sing out his business here
and depart for another field.
Little Sallie Moore will play the part
of Eva at the next Library entertain
ment, and those who have seen the re
hearsal pronounce Miss Sailie a real
dramatic prodigy.
sam JENKINS, engineer or the '. " l..
r. r., returned from Watsonville,
California, " sterday morning, whittier
he went to perform the sad duty of at
tending the funeral of his mother. He
was on the road since Saturday last,
being detained by the blockade.
An accident to the freight train which
should have arrived from Virginia last
evening at C:3O, was the cause of the
non-arrval of the Chronicle papers.
The train jumped the track somewhere
Eear Virginia. Likely there were a
few heavy "articles" aboard. We
missed the Nominations, but are not
kicking.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
The Game Law.

The Tribune Of last evening says:
The game law is now in force. Z nder
its provisions sportsmen and pOt-hunt-
ers are prohibited from killing any
game, bird or beast, with the exception
Of the dove.
Our contemporary is in error; the
game law in this State goes into effect
after midnight on the 3ist of March.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
STOCKS.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
400 Ophir-3 10
500 MeXiran-1s
$50 Gould 4 Curry-3 %
80 Best 4 Bclchcr-G!
800 Caiifornia-3Jc
so Savage
40 Con. Nirginia-S0c
700 CholIlr-l 10
20 PotOSi-93
$40 Hale & Norcross-l 05
$40 Crown PoiHt-40c
$50 Yellow Jacket
$40 Alpila-SO2
SO ImperiaI-5c
40 l0nfidence-SJc
$50 Sierra NeVud3-.s
80 Jtah-4 10
$50 EHchequer-t0c
500 Overman-30c
100 = ielchcr-2!
240 Union Con.-l01
SEQ AIta-3 10
so Lady WHsnIngton-Jc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
He Wants No Office.

In conversation with an APPEAL re-
porter yesterday, Hon. Thomas Wren
stated that he is not a candidate for
Governor or any other Office in the gift Of
the people, and he wants it to be known.
He has SO much private business on his
hands that it would be absolutely i'm
possible for him to accept an Office even
should he feel so inclined.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22

Perpetual, Melton and Aerial navigation
The Enterprise of Sunday last devotes
! some editorial space to Charles J. Loe-
Der, Of New York, who has, it is said,
solved the abstrEse problem of aerial
navigation. In the early part of 1878
Loeber was in this city on a visit to a
man named Heinrich Schumacher, who
was working on perpetual motion
engine, the progress of which was fire.
Quently mentioned in the columns of
the APPEAL. Loober, who was greatly
interested in Schumacher's mechanical
researches, remained here about two
months, after which he departed for
New York. At the close of 1873, the
latter, who was a quiet, unobtruSive
here, stated to representative CT the
APPEAI, that lie felt confident that his
Iahors were soon TO lie crowned with
success that would immOrtalize him.
At tie same time he exhibited a letter
from Locber, apprising him Of the pro-
gross he was making in the study of
the science of aerial navigation. Also
advising him to go to New York, from
whence the two would visit Hesse
CaS>el, their native country, where
they were likely to receive pccuniary
aid to make further researches in their
respective scientific branches. Schu-
macher left here, in accordance with
the suggestion of his scientific friend
hut ne YVES doomed to disappointment.
Upon visiting Germany the two found
that no one would advance farthing
to assist them, and they returned to the
United states. whore, after some mis-
understanding, they separated Schu-
macher going to Boston and Loeber to
New York. In tie Spring of 1879, a
letter was received here from the for
mer, which was at the time published !
in the APPEAL, in which he stated that (
he was satisfied that he had solved the /
mystery of perpetual motion but he |
thought that he was regarded as insane
and hence was unable to raise money |
enough to construct a model with |
which he could prove his success to the !
world. He felt greatly depressed in
spirits and strongly intimated purpose
to kill himself 4 short time subse-
luent to the receipt of the letter re-
ferred to a Boston journal contained an
extended account Of his suicide. The
article was headed, "a perpetual
motion maniac destroys himself"
Loeher, who is a very astute man,
great confidence in the ulti-
nate success Of the deceased's investi-
cations. And if the poor fellow had
received the same encouragement that
is now likely to be extended to Loeber,
he affairs of the whole world might by
his time have been revolutiCniZed
through the nedium of poor, neglected
brain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
More ConVicts.

Sheriff Ben Fitch, of Elko, yesterday
brought the following consignment to
the State Prison J. A. Overstreet,
convicted of assault with intent to kill,
and G.. r. Mckiernan, convicted of for
gerry, were sentenced for two years in
the State Prison by Judge Bigeiow, Of
ElkO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
Heard From

Walter Swart, Cf the California and
Nevada Telegraph Company, left
Thomas Ricley's place, in Antelope
Valley, on Friday last an snowshoes
bound for Genoa, and up to yesterday
nothing had been heard Of him. Par
ties left Genoa yesterday to hunt him
up, fearing that he had persisted in the
snow. Advices received here late last
evening report him at the Mountain
House. between Rickey's and Genoa,
with feet and hands frozen. lie must
certainly have had rough time and a
narrow escape.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
District Court.

The trial of The case of Barber VS..
ellison was resumed yesterday, and if
no unforeseen obstacles spring up, it
may be concluded before the close of
the current week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
The Trims.

The express train with the Eastern
and Western mails arrived here an
hour late yesterday, and the Virginia
train arrived on time. It is believed
that within day or two all trains will
again be running on schedule time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
Distinguished Arrivals.

Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, of the Z. s.
Circuit Court, who left San Francisco
on Saturday, and Hon. Thomas Wren,
arrived here yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22

Among the arrivals yesterday morn
ing were, l.. l.. Robinson, Judge
Mcsick, c. S Narian, @. p. Reyes, j .
w. Young, ". S. Woods.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22
Lost.

\ gold locket, cameo, with portrait.
The finder will please leave the same
a; this etfice, and receive suitable re
ward. milo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22

Those with young children delicate persons using
milk diet will do well TO order ONE COWS MILK from me
and thereby avoi the complaints ocrasoned
from the OF mixed milk do pa, 500 per month
for sal and malt to sell my sop milk
The al! healthy and iced either pow grass
alfalfa hay J. ". DUFFY.
sea2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-22

Alta has levied an assessment of so
cents per share.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-22
AUCTION GALES.

SaLE or LAND AND MILL PROPER.
~ TY IN FAIRFAX-Pu,su,nt 10 A decree
rendered at the June term. 1881. of the Circuit
Ooatt OF Fairfax county IN tho suit ct Makeley
Vs. Seideen and Hetzel, the Undersigned ccm
customer O. Of sale therein named on MONDA Y
February 70 th 1882, court day. at about II
O'CLOCK m will sell at pubic auction, in front
OF the Court House door of said county, The fol-.
owing REAL ESTATE owned BY Mrs. Het.
zsl: a TRACT OF LAND, containing l5s
acres roods ard 8 poles, known IS the
WHITE TRACT" lying in Centrepill, Dis.
tfict; near Clifton, and adjoining Fullerton,
BUCKLEY and others. THIS laud will be sold in
parcels, if desired. 80
THE MILL LOT at Clifton, about of An
acre With the STEAh SAW MILL located
thereon, and the NJ ACHINERY and other an
ruttencss Thereto attached; also q SPOKE
Terms of Sale: One.fourth cxh; the residue
IN three equal annual instsllments, secured by
the putc assers bonds. with good peraonsl secur
ity; bearing interest from dsy OF sale, and title
to be ressIned till last pay nent i, made
II W THOMAS,
THOS. MOORE
jsnli-wlw Commissioned of hsIa
~ The abe va sale, On .cccun, OF the W oath.
er IS postpon. until MONDAY, tho col dsy
q March next. at eamc hour and place.
feb2l-WIW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-22
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia \ c]-=5+;
LOCAL. BREVI7IES

There wers no cases St police he. deusr.srs
| to-d,y.
The weather tc-dsy has beer c'rudy sud cold,
the wind having CONS out from ihs north west
lagt night
Di. j. J. M9rau, of Falls Church, is tn de
liver bis lee u:s 90 E lgsr Allen Poe, in Ri,t
nond, Ftid,y night.
Mechanics Lodge X. of P. add tie German
Lutheran Church Dsrsorsg, have both recon :
~ beer handsomely r,6ied. MIR. I. SILVA:
furnished the carpets ed oil cloth.
The clothes line 10 the yard Ct the rs.ijeLc,
OF Dir. Edgar Wai6eld. Cd Pitt street, was rot
bed early last night OF some sheets and table
covtr5. which had been left out.
Eli Wilson, colored, died at hi, house on
Royal street. Tuss lay night, at 8 very &C vauced
sge. Wilson worked on the street for many
years.
Frances Jack son, colored died suddenly Mon.
day night. in house in Friendship alley. An.
dew Nicholson, colcrsd. also did suddenly
Mondsy nigh: last 3: his home on south St.
Assph street.
The scbooutr 8. Nj. Bid wss cleared from
tie Culon House 10 this city to-dsy. by Mr..
b. A. Reed. for Hsvirs, Cuba. With fll
cargo of c,cperg'.
Tho m.rrisge of Mr.. WIN. u. Wood, the DOB.
u!sr clerE ct dr.. lsssc Hchberg's establish.
ment 10 Miss Selma Tub nan. . popular and
pretty lady Of this city, took place, as stated in
the L, z stse, yesterday afternoon, Immediately
after the Ceremony the happy couple left for
Philadelphls, where lht y will spend their hon.
eJmoon,
Marriage licenses we're issued ia Wahirgttn
yesterday to Joshus Robinson, of Caroline CO.,
Va, and Susie Armstrong, Of Westmorelsnd
eousty. Va; VIZ. J. Pearson, Ct Georgetown.
y. q AID Frances g. Cooling of Faif.x CO..
W, and John j. Tho ms ard J,naie O. Mali.
cite, both Ct Elz .be.h City, Va.
At RECEIPT meeting Of the Fl Ward Liberal
Republican Clob. The follo8iog offc,rs were
elected; Ptesidsn', Henson Dudley; yios-
President. jacob Banks: Secretary, Geo. Hob
day; Assistant otetaiy. Albert Lucas; Tress-
ursr, John Chilly. Sergeant at-Arms. i. Pay
too.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-22

RELIGfoUs.-To-dsy beirg Ash Wednesday,
the begiolog Of the L.nten fe.s,p, 8 rviues
sporr pirate to the day wore held 10 ST. Mary's
and No Of 'ha Episcopal churches, az f,lnw;:
s.. May s-Mus at 6 o. d., and High
Mass At Q a. 20.
g. P.u 8 Ctu ch-9elvi,ss at 8 q. M, BY
Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Ch:ist Ubuca-Servces al i P, m, b. Rev.
Mr. SuHr.
SsIVcAa will b. h,li 10 Grace Churcl t.
oleh: OIL 7:3) O'Clock, nnd at tbs sans bcur
evr7 Digut during Isn't 'ps Saturday
ought. Va Ss'uid.y the ssrVio,s will be at 4
O'Clock in tn, stprnooo.
Il v. Go:rge Erkarp. of Br,oklyu. N. Y,
reached 10 the Ffso M4tbodss Church last
osb'. Rsv. Ans Shir" y, 40 srans elis,. will
nresc1 10 the CHURCH tL-,ight. and ,v,ry light
ttis week.
Rey.l sar9i;es sr; in pr 6ss 10 tho NJ. Z.
Ghucb. ON 'uc sd by tia p,s,or. Rsv. D..
Poulson. assisted hg II 3. l. Wis, the sir grg
eVA'g list. Of B,Lim,re.
Special meetings will b. c)m1eoosd 10 the
Bipt's' Church mex week. d.. F.ippo, the
pastor of the church. will bs assisted By q
oro;btr minister from another oily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-22
by 4. 7. Lucss, Auc,icncer.

By Il. 1. Lpcss, Auc.l4ncer.
by V1RTUR Re Of deed Ct trust executed
- By Wesley Mskey. bea,icg date On The
18Th csy CT Arril 1874, and OF record in The land
records OF the city OF Alexandra. Va Iiber nc.
q, page 3D. tho subscriber az tubs iu.ed trustec.
la The said deed, By tho request of the holder ot
The notes thereby ascu OF, will e1pose for ss,e
st nublic auction on SATURDAY. the2Nh day
of Fetrusry. 1882. st y CT in !ron, Of The Mar
bet Buildi,g 6. on Royal street. in the city of 81.
e1andrls, " the property tae'b7 conveyed.
In G3 aud lMPROVEMENTS thereon, iosc,-
cry known IS the "Al' .rdri, Di,lil,c:y,"
!i:u,ted on the west eide OF Union street bet ven
Princess and Oronoco streats Ia front on Union
street 81 feet 81 inches aid extending Yves: in
deolh l4)tt, 10 cour. 20 It. vile. which connects
with sn 81 ey lta1ing ioto Princess street, With
toe uee OF said court 81 d ally
e. b D0WNEAM,
feeit.ts Substituted Trustea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-22
By &. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
TISH WHARF FOB BENT By AUCTION

ElSH WAANF .Toh Benz By AuUI1ON
On SATURDAY, February 18th. 1892, 81 u
o'clt CT N in front of lbs New Market kuild.
ing, hoy Al street. the CORPORATION FISH
WHARF will be rentel for .'he ensuing Line
IN onths. comm eocipg March /, 1872. The rentor
Will be rtq hired 10 f4rniah ms,er al tCr and lay
platforms sufficient 10 accommodate the trade.
al pstswaI mast be kept open aud free from
oh,tructi ,Is; The reat r to er. c. 10 tuilci:g
Vi hin lsss distance than 20 f,a. from tbs east
front OF the wharf, nor ,bsn 60 feet ir3m the
south front. No privilege f)r the sale of liquors
will be granted iucontistnnt With the laws of the
city on that subject. he rantor will b, II quired
to remove the of.l within 48 hours, and none of
il sbs'l bs thrown into the river Possession will
be i7en Oh tie 1st of March, 1882
N o bids will be conEd req unles7 the ,ders
shall te known or voucDed for 10 III , auctloneer
as re.ponsioIe.- The light to reject auy or all
bids is reserved.
ALI articles Landed on the wharf FIR tie uss Of
the Ct 10 be free frt m whsrf.ga
T'rus: O. shr payable in U. .. clritucy, gold
or silver coin.
By order of the Joist COMMITTEES on Public
Prtpartv. JOHN w. PEAKE,
feDls.Gi Chair man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-22
Guilty of Wrong.

Some people have q fnhion OF ,n,usinr ex.
cellent remedies with the large mass Of patent
medicines. ard in this they are lilty of q
wrong. There are some advertiser remedies
fully worth sill that is lskad for their, and one
at least we know of-Aop Bitters. lhe writer
has had occasion to use the Bi.ters in jast such
and has always found them to be first ella, Ard
re'!she. doing all that is claim I'd for them -
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