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Houston.
Special TO the Herald.

HoUsToN, March 1.-THE council met to-
day to act on bids to pave the streets. The
proposal to do the work with bois dare
blocks was withdrawn by. the bidder. A
number of property-holders protested
against a gravel pavement, and the council
decided to advertise for new bids. CTeo-
soted pine will in all probability be the paw
ing material decided upon.
At the ward meetings Tonight 10 elect
delegates to the convention for the APP
preaching city election, the present board
of aldermen were renominated to serve for
progress The settlement of the city debt,
and on this platform was based their renom-
nation.
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wAxAHAcHIE, March 13.-W. w. jobs
son, charged with obstructing the Houston
A Texas Central railroad near Palmer, on
the night Of the s.h Of March, was arrested
and jailed yesterday. He viii have an ex-
animation trial tomorrow.
The condition of the tap road 10 Garrett
l. such that the cars run of the track near
~ every TIN. the ties and rails in places
being 6uriei out Of sight under the mud.
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Palestine.



PALESTINE, March 1t.-Judge lowers, of
this county, was member of the legisla-
ture ofTexasin 1899, and for sixteen consecu-
tive years thereafter. Nobody knows where
he was born, but he WAS member of the
legislature of Mississippi before he came to
Texas. Last night the Knights Templars
commandery this town, gave him grand
reception, electing him honorary
kember for life. Knights were
present from San Antonio, Dallas
and all parts of the state.
The magnificent presentation speech was
responded to by the very
venerable and youthful judge,
and grand Notification speeches
by Major Ira Ii. Evans, speaker OF the 18th
legislature, Senator J. Young Gooch, DR..
Douglas and others. Nearly every promi-
nent business man and politician of this Sec
ton of the state was present.
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Ept0lNl NlN AANAe--s
Corsica, March l4.-Ex-GovernOr r.
b. Hubbi is in the city on business con-
nected VI his road-tbe Texas & Sc. Louis
railway. he governor in response 70 en-
ouirv. irtms us that his company conf
deuffv efcf 70 complete their road from
81 T1uila Cairo 10 Texarkana By the lst
ofOrfofI There are now over ore hum
dr.d mi lftrack laid in Arkansas, aud
fbev fretinc steel rails ct four diiitrent
nofrts 2 road il now graded from Waco
Il CO.. T. and the track is expected %
l. al j in sixty days. All other Texas
1900 10 Be suspended tin the Ar
fs-s.s j. Graded. and b. Nay grading
~ H. lrei on the Dallas and Other er-
fars.-l, 1is company expects 20 be a.
&C., bbsrd inf1rrns ne that owing
80. 4 p % atiend the nert and
.-i-...rr estinrs Of the regents q The
---fr.-s HTerns without great sscrilce
81 r.a-.r teres.s - has sent in his rs
s.--ssi--- = gent FtGCvernUr Roberts,
$40. "a lie fit reluctantly compelled
10 a..
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IFS bond was raised from 800 N gi000
FALLING 10 rive This sum, h. was agalf
| placed IN The county jail
| IN attempting a. arrest drunken aud
b. dls0rdody man recently, MI MatiOOn, nm
nols, Adam lloehner, night watoliman, 70.
/ celyod u bad cut on the head FROM lantern
l In The hands " n friend a. the man under
arrest. DisOrdeflcq In that city are coming
10 the surface In n rapid manner.
The McGoro murder case, ut Lincoln,
Nebraska, came to an end late Saturday af
tcrnoon, and a. midnight the Jury returned
verdict Of not guilty as indicted. The case
was holly contested throughout, but the re-
suit was not n surprise 10 any one cor
ycrsant with the facts Of the tragedy.
a day or two since, At Clinton, H., Sam
uel Myers was sued Tor 5000 for the Illegal
sale Of liquor in that city This now makes
tour suits against four meG for the same
cause, alleging daiAages in the SUN of Sl0,-
600 in the aggregate. The city is bound to
clear the illegal sale of whisky there. A
good deal Of excitement prevails over these
cases.
The following was found on the beach, in
u box, near the Hygeia hotel, AT Fortress
Monroe, on the 18th inst. Whoever
picks this up, report that the schooner
Fleet Wing is in a terrible condition and
about to be wrecked oil Cape Charles. No
hope for soul on board" No date is
given.
In the murder trial of Charles Roster, ut
Omaha, Nebraska, for the murder Of Oscar
Hammer which has been in progress there
during the past week, the case was given to
the jury Saturday evening and they are
still out. 1t is rumored that q majority of
the jury are for acquittal and the balance
for manslaUghter. The opinion prevails
that he will not be convicted.
Carriers Little Liver Pills are free from
all crude and irritating matter. Concen-
rated medicine only; very small; very
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sseciai 10 the Heraid
LIBERTY HnI, March live have been
HAVING some pleasant weather i1r the past
week. Wheat and oats are looking line
We have bad r large rise In the Gabriel
Two new business houses are going up IN
town. TIE school is slil increasing
The r-ass il fine, ard stock i isttening.
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STATE SPECIALS.


Special 10 tho Herald
GALVESTON March i0.-Mr. NJ. \. Strlok.
land. according 10 tho statement Of Dr.
Clark Campbell died at O'Clock this morn.
ina nj hls)resdence on Twentieth street and
avenue X, Of smallpox, which disease lac
contracted In New Orleans u couple OF
Messrs. Slaughter & Forbes, Of Mobile,
contractors for dredging the bay from Red
fish to Morgan, have chartered the tug
Continental, and will begin work as soon as
the repairs are completed on inc Tug GURUS,
now lying at this port.
Cotton receipts l,300 bales.
Several large praircs are on fire across the
bay on the main land, plainly visible from
the city.
W. II. Pollybrand, from your city, is
here.
The supreme court decided the following
cases: Scott Adams VS.. Cunningham ct
al; motion Tor substitute submitted.
Pierce VS., Dial; from Trinity. Submitted
on certificates.
Ruteman ct al VS.. Pritchett; from Gray
son. Submitted.
Commissioners appeals decisions; Web
stervs Willis; from Polk. Reversed and
remanded.
Davis VS.. Chambers; from Frecstone.
Affirmed.
Sanger VS.. Bedall; from Walker Re
yersed and remanded.
Carroll ct al. VS.. Branch; from Galveston.
Reversed and remanded.
Galveston, Harrisburg e San Antonio
Railway; vs.. williamson from Gonzales
Affirmed.
Cravens VS.. Taylor; from Harris. AZ
firmed.
Georgia Insurance company VIC. Jacobs;
from Harris. Reversed and remanded.
Houston Il Texas Central railroad VS.;
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Special % Inc HcfaIds
WHITNEY, March 13.-The vote on prohi.
bition Of Hill county took place to-day.
The two precincts here gave a majority
against prohibition Of us. IL is rumored
nat In two Of adjoining precincts this ma
iority will be raised TO 140. Responsibilities
are that on close vote AGAINST prohibit
ton" will receive majority.
The weather il pleasant, wheat and oats
booming and farmers happy.
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speCiE 70 ne Herald
Bsrrp, MEruh Ban unknown man
in aTT,arenfly god health cropped dead
u1siie waking in the rosd about nile and
\ half from this Place to-daT.
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s,r-sa1 .-tr n-zlA
srrrrf., nrch l5.-Ths gr1ud jury met
~ 49, and VII be IN sessi1n for The
nsrt ttI-l rltis-
vs. 1900, chief snEiDse- q the
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Special TO the Herald.

BRENNAN, March 4.-This morning a
man fishing in Walkers lake, four miles
east of here, caught the body of Oliver
Clemmons, a negro thirty years OF age;
with a club. He was killed half mile
from the lake, and the body carried there
on a horse. He had separated from his
wife Sunday morning, and was last seen
alive about dark Sunday evening not far
frsm the lake. The jury Of inquest adj
iourned 10 Friday.
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If you are nervous or dyspeptic, try Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes
you nervous, and nervousness makes you
dyspeptic; either one renders You misera-
BILE, and these little pills cure both.
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When you feel a cough OF bronchial afiec-
ton creeping on the lungs. take Ayers
Cherry Pecioral, and cure il before i be
cornes fncurabie
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Waco.
Special to thE Herald.

=. WACO, March 13.-Rev. DR.. May
is the Jewish rabbi here. He has
had charg of the congregation but
a short whie, coming here from California.
In his sern bn last Friday night the listen
ers detected a strange manner, and equally
strange uttfrapces, greatly at variance with
his usual Iyle. He stated that his aged
mother, W lives in Germany, had been
sick and h had a spiritual warning of her
death, theI he branched off into discourse
on spirituv ism, being almost frantic at
times in III words and gestures The dis
course was b long and strange that many
of the cong1 gation tancied he was raylng
and got upVm left. Yesterday morning
he childreI of the Hebrew syna-
gogue asset bled at the usual hour
and the rabM was on hand, but instead of
instructing he pupils, as was his won't he
Fl invited the $3tonished children out into the
street and rSlged them in a line facing the
synagogue. Irhe edifice is of the Greek
stvle of architecture, with innumerable
little spira towers and minarets
browning 1.-THE roof. The rabbi
pointed to Lfm, saying those are crosses.
Jesus was IN last night, and has come to
redeem the brld, but II you touch the
crosses, theyyyill turn into daggers. This
wild talk eff4tually dazed the children and
they scampekd home. In the afternoon
committee q leading Hebrews visited DR..
Mays resiekce and talked with him. The
result of \ visit was that physicians
were CALLED IN and he was placed under
their charA The Rabbits friends say that
spiritualisI seems to be his hobby, and he
firmly bel ives he has had a message an.
nouncingf lis mothers death. Mental
anxiety, is presumed, has temporarily un
settled hiSnind He is now under the care
of DIR. DIR. Wallace. late superintendent
of the 1Ikas institution for the insane.
Rabbi Nd is perfect gentleman, very
amiable, finished scholar and posse ssed
of markd oratorical ability. He was
building b fine reputation here, and
these developments are universally regret
ted, 1t iihoped that news from Europe
that his lother still lives, coupled with
Quiet anGskillful attention, will result in
his restoltion to mental and physical
health.
There a no further Developments about
the dead afant found Saturday, and the
Lcoroner's lry rendered a verdict accord
ingly.
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Fe-er and arus and ch1ls and fsvsr BIO
- N srld prevented b. using the pure I
~errf1fIe remedy. Carers LIVER BltteM
A n nnfidots v a nnlarial poisDn-
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$500 per year can be easily made at HON
wo rking for i G.. Rideout d Co. 10 Darcla
street New York Send for their catalogue ane
full particulars nov los y
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Smoke Duke of Durham cigarettes; mild'
mellow aud pure
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Mitchell Scruggs
Have moved from their old stand to Nos.
753 and 7j5 Elm street.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills are free from
all crude and irritating matter. Concen-
tratcd medicine only; very small; very
easy TO take; no pain, no gripping, no purg-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14
7=is Czazette and Virginia A-clvertis
v5EGiHIA NEWS.
Jnsrs Jch3 !. Meredith ct Riohuont' 10

| Jrar, J,ha \. Meredith ct Richmond, IS l'''
cc-rc.;os us.r:s, g prominors c1orsd s,s.e.
pan" Il Rcancnd, is 80 aIsyHs :sHa i t6at The
siiion TN vi ess:ro Railroad will be extended
to tbss !scity he fail.
TIE bosI! G! health OF Lyoch burg prtsepte
an account Of So 22l foe vaccinstilg the citi-
z!rs during Ito la,e sm s!:-pcx excitement.
R:v. james ". Harrison. local presoh,r ct
tie 81. e Church, dad in Petersburg, Friday,
of typhoid pDennslia.
ShEd isVs made thsif arpssrauos 10 the
Richmond market. L.rge shipments Ct these
fish have rac,n'l5 bse1'n,ds from poiu's on tho
lower anss river.
W. +. Llwtanc,5 family residence at Ma
cror.d Eesr Fet.r55urs, was bur oed to the
tents. L,ss, $500 Uss,S "'. sec sHI WI
Ths Mssous of Richmond ore aoou. to .om-
N enca the erection Of splendid temple, o,rntr
OF Main and No.h Streets havirg purchased
beautiful lo! for tbs purpose.
The prci:e! cf sar!icg o nail factory 10
Lynctburg, IS beltg tgl's:ed. cod several veal
thy capitalists hive lid Gated willingness 10
take stock in the enterprise.
Messrs. Roberts, B.aIl 4 Co., Who'll, sale boot
and shce rltrohauts, Of Richmond, have eus-
pended CO eccOu1s Of ina5i!i y to make prompt
collections.
The Courier ssys the loss cf sheep from raii-
irg dogs daricg the psss gear 10 Clark oouoty
has been 50 gress tia: it is believed the tex
upon dogs vii! Get PSF fly por cant. of dam
ges IIloE6d.
The repairs 10 tie Covenants mansion 10
Rlchmend bsVo been c,m plotted, aud the house
is no~ being filled With elegant furniture. The
grouacs ere 10 b. Eu; 10 order duliog Iha
spring.
Hon. \. NJ. Soils. OF North Carolioa, hes
bsen selto:td b? tho Executive COMMITTEES of
the Virglola D.sisioo, Army Northtra Virgicis,
to deliver the saaual address. 90 coy yet to
DO nsmsd, b:f9ro The Association, aud has &C.
OPTED.
Arrangements sre bsirg made fOr 90 exciting
"fcx drag" 10 take place near the Spring Hill
Battery Just beyond the Manchester corporate
limits, next Saturday afternoon. Some thirty
or forty of the fastest fox hounds n The vioiu-
ity are to enter ID the chase.
The two c,n7icts who escaped from the D mi
teu!lsIy. IS stated 10 yesterdays Gtz:tte, got
out through the roof, sud after getting in the
yard esc,psd over the wall By masus of piece
of rope. James Bolton, oue Of tho escaped coz
V.c!s, vas csplurcd yesterday afternoon about
thrae miles from his ci!y.
Csptaia Overall and wife. of Wsrron county,
have leased their mineral rights 10 several thou
sand acres Of land in Page sod Warren counties
to William S. Mcllhsy, Of Washington, D. O.,
aad wealthy sSudcs:e. for term of ninety
nine years They rtcsivs bonus Of So, 500,
and ross|iiy is reserved on ali minerals mined,
including tHen'y cents per ton on iron ore, 81
on Manganese. ord 10 per cent on gross value
or g.l', silver. copper, or other valuable oree
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JOEAL BREVIlIES.

Tbs regular sem monthly meetinS 0! 'He ''''
Council will DO held 10 night.
Dr.. Gso. W. Bisby was IN Inc city Ies'etaSS
and lett this utr,iog fer Manassas.
1h cs men se!9s yhS Ct tho Ne'Fa'o ana ANNE
The Grand Lodge f Oad Fellows of Virgins
Will meet in Richmond in April. Messre.
Charles Goodrich and j. CtIvia Smith, will
1epiesent Pottmic and Ssrepta Lodges of this
city.
During the absence of Mr.. Y. d, TAYLOR,
Sundsy night last. negro III an, who wen. TO his
house "atensibly to beg bu. really to steal, car.
lille t H., silk Handkerchief belonging to Ii,
ws sFs Of a Ss esa 10 sp. now 81 E Jones'
Wyoming Territory, for an illustrated copy of
"The Hand Book Of Wyoming and Guido 10
The Black Hills snd Big Horn Regions"
George T. Jones. who WAS so badly crushed
on ihe Virginia Midland road several DAYS since
netr Lyncnburg, ihs particulars of which we're
gwen ID the Gaz,Lts. die1 from his injuries
Sunday night. '''0
A dispatch from Fredericksburg to-day says
that no appointments have yet been announced
10 the Conference of hs NJ. L. Church South,
10 session there. but it is certain Mr.. Kern will
bs rsturued 10 The church 10 this city.
Among the associate JUSTICES of the State Of
Calliornls. as We SEQ By the official rcc:r3, is
b. NJ. Ross. formerly Of CulpeDer County, 10
this State, brothel-r-law of Msyor Beckham
of this city. whose salary is $4,000 pei annum.
MI. +. A. E7sus. formerly of this city, who
tor the past two years has been Oh duty at Port
Huron. Mich, in the United States Sigusl
Service, has been ordered to report ct oros for
duty at Wlianspcrt, p.
Messrs. George 4. Bill s. Co. have to-dsy
commenced the erection of IN additional oven,
for baking fine and t.ncy crackers cskee, &c
to supply their increasing demand. This oven
II built upoD the New York plan and in the most
tuostanll Il manner possible. We enjoyed
b.g Of assorted cake trom Messrs. Hill Il %,
about lunch time to-day. and they were not only
of unusually fine texture, flavor, &c but artistic
and beautiful in design and appearance. II
they can build an oven to surpses the baking
qualities of their present one, they will have
wonder indeed. Messrs. Padgett Bros. are the
contractors for the new oven.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14
seVen Reasons Why Won should Use
an Ideal Coffee Pot.

LIST. Because you will bsYs Coffse in sll its
purity. strength and flavor.
"a. Because by this prt C ,ss the Coffee is not
0otleG, heCcs you keep in tns pot all the favor.
ord. Because the coffee grain does not touch
the lin IN shy way, hence the Coffee ia neither
black nor bitter.
IN. Because you uso no clearing mstttr
9th. Because simple arrangement over the
spout prevents Ill escape { f steam.
h. Because the Ideal Coffee and Tea Pots
arethe sin plest sLd cheapest in the world and
are Tecommended by the btsi known people il
the land.
TIA. because they sro for sale only by STAINS
BURY & Bro, manufactures and dealers In
stoves and tlnware, Alezsr d.is, Va.
illustrated price list on application. !et9
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Special Attractions in Dry Goods.
In DRESS GOODS We fer great varieties

In DSEss GOODS offer grea. varieties
or '0ui bsn2aina Simmer! yoa Silk, esc,o, rr z,
Pis and cb sAan keu suIngs s Isvss sbnbaps
Silk at 81 So s175 '' a. zoci esrs bargains in Black
III, novelties Wa will
,uobo,. ~ 'AuOs and boys wesr E! '5e fnar
we hiVe ri7o large c1oic, Par
' '' A0''Aes 'oa' WILL not DO found elswarein
i best "' N'"s-'"S' 0eF'ueSeS White Goods,
iAoo We ehs The leading lowest rr; Fru a
o'he Standard Bl,ched at 'l 1'0" Ano
et WILL It'd our stock full and Baltimore
mills JNO. E. TACKETT.
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ST a z.

Will tt.nd for marts TIL, eeason e..
a IT'S TAV VEIN, WEST END,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Eridoys,
From April TO June 80, 1881.
Star ID dark bay. l6 hands high, and years
old; an excellent driver and diaught horse;
weight 100 lbs; trotted his mile 10 2.45 in siI
weeks handling; has taken three frat premiums
at tho Alexandria fsirs. He was raised By Mr..
Willis Henderson. of Failf.1 county. Va; bis
sire WAS old Star, Morgan horse; LIS dam
Black Hawk Mare from Kensrciy. Terms:
$40 for tho season; S!5 to II s. Ire.
~The best of care will be taken of all marts
LETT at the stand. No Accountability, however,
for unsvo:d able accidents
mhs B. OATS, Proprietor.
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FIRST SuAD.-The first shsd of the s,asou
were received Of the fish wharf this st;eruoop,
brought from Ms!taVonan, e1d purchased by
Mess's. ". H. Travers & Co., who will have
them ter sa!s OF their stall, No. 5. 10 the
market TO morrow morDiog. They brought $50
per HUNDRED at the wharf
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LOCAL NEWS.

.as EaGtae Probabilities. liar. Il 1857
Fu-t middle Atlantic States gsnelnlly fair
g.astler, slowly rising temperature, northwest
winds stf ing 10 southeriy and eas!erly. rising
.onoTei By fall: & barometer.
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INJURED. VIM. 3. MAXIM. brakeman on
ihe Virginia Midland Railway, while coupliog
cars on Union street. this afternoon. hso his arm
badly, bu. not seriously, mashed. The injured
man was assisted to his home, upper end Of
Duke street, where DR.. Lewis rendered the ne.
cessiry surgical ass s.sncs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14

BIsuop SIMPSONS VISIT TO ALEXANDRIA.
Bishop Matthew Sinrsep, the senior effective
Bi.aop q the II. i. Canych of this county,
sho, 90 It's way from The late session Of the
virginia Cobtererce, held ct Manassas, stopped
10 this cl:g city yesterday, preached in the Nj
i Church last night 10 large audience
There HeIe 9 number of ministers Of the Cot
ftr2nc' ntcseut occupying the pulpit end other
seats: The pastor, Rev. DR.. PouIson. intro
tcc d he Bishop, who took for his tex, For
au no! ASHAMED Of tho Gosp,l # Christ for
!. III the Power of God unto Salvation to Every
occ tia. Bell veth; 10 tho Jew first. erd 1lso
10 thc Greek. "-Ronans. lilo Tho sernoo
VS. ono Of great bsaniy and elrqueooc, and was
beard with profound n:.en,i1n ry an epprcca
ttV4 audiecc,. After the s3tvjces st the cauioh
The msng admirers Of Bishop Simpson evapd
Iheiase v9s OF the cpD,r.u,i y TO sbske hauds
gith Eic1.
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GAMBLING BoYS Tao attention Of Oil
2,o, Sunday moral1g, Was attracted to the l2f.
ct SO old sable 10 Inc r2ss OF building Oh
Kcyal rect by o great nciae Ha went 10 tie
place, from Whetcs tia bos, proceeded to soc
what vas going oa. Upon entering The loft be
was nu2h surprised to tnd aolut dtz:u boys,
CT sll ages. White aud black. eoSsged 10 q game
OF "pcker" So much Interested uere the boys
il the game sha. they did net no;ic, The pres
cncs OF Tho stranger uotil somo time after his
arrlV-. These boys were before the Mayor
short time ago for g1n Ing on Sunday 10 hall
IN 'StcwaiL'S bulldog" on King street. aud
cards 10 more. g. least on Sundsy. /. appears
that laoy hsec only changed their meeting
place. Ii they arc arrested esaia they will be
punished as the Ia8 directs.
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For general use, RIVERSIDE PURIFIED
WHIsKsY is recommended; price So per gallon.
GEO MCBURNEY & Son, Agents.
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WELLING HOUSE FOR KENT-The
~ dwelling HOUSE No. 10 Duke st noZt east
OF the Catholic parsonage, now occ1pied By
Captain Mark Price. will be rented on reason
able ter ns to q good tenant. Possession given
Nay let Apply to
mhl4-tf ISAAC EICHRERG
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r ANDRETa'S NEW CROP GARDEN
- SEEDS. in large variety, Just received di.
rect from Ptilsdelphia and for sale in quantities
TO suit purchasers at very low rates.
ftbl8 JANNEY s. 90.
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e & Is 7 ! z s who have purchased
IA NONE SUCH" FERTILIZEE from me
and as YET have not given notes in payment
thereof, are earnestly requested to do 30 81 once.
B. q. GARTER
nhl4-G. % 8 Union al
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EISHl FISH FISH
GEO. e. PRICE 8 CO.,

his HI F1S HI FISH.
GEO. e. PRICE 8 CO.,
Dealers in
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
Fish received daily from the fishing shores on
the Potomac. and supplied to consum srs in q 1sn.
titles to snit, either fresh or sslted by experience
ed packers.
Stalls Nos. and 8, City Market, and Fish
House No. J. Corporation Fish Wharf.
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Our brand of BA2EELED FISH has ALWAYS
stood and will continue to stand No. l in thu
market.
mh3-2m GEO. 8, PRICE & &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14

w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ALE
and 20 HTEH, which we will keep constantly |
on hand, snd to which we invite the attention Of
families who desire ne article ale or Porter.
sp27 W, a JOHNSON & co