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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
AUCTION SALES.
By 4. 7. Lucas, Auc.io3ee,

OJ ~ L. LUC.si Auc.O3eef.
VALUA5LE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY oF ALEAaNDRIA: VA, FQE
SALs,-Undof authority of the decrse of the
Cilcut Court for the CITY Of Alcxsnd:is, vs.,
| 4 Inc consolidated chsncely c;u:es of 9, z,novs
| g 60 against Johnstons adm'x. and others and
Surnell agai1os Fossett and Others, psssoi on
me hts. Gay OF October. ISL, The undersigned
commissioners therein nsmod will oTer for sea
on SATURDAY Apl!l 18TH, 1882 ct II O'Clock
n, by. public suction, in front cf the Cour.
neuse coor On FsirttE street. in tha city of Al
e1ancila. Vs., the following der c,ibad property.
LUZ OF GROUND with BRlCK HUUSh
thereon, Bounded and described as follows:
1 noeesinn.SS GA lac Wass side of St. Aesph streo:
iso leet lncnes south OF its Intersection with
| RAing STREET; thence Wts.arly and psrsllel with
hlng street l23 feet iuchot: ther ca southsriv
ana parallel with st Asaph stree. e feet: thence
easseriy and parallel with King s.rest d feet 5
iscaes; IDencs soulherly and pe.s,lel with S.,
a. sIees " lee! thence ess:eriy and paral
iel with ki1g stree: 10 feet to 81 asaph street:
snence norm on st. Assph street sc feet to the
DeRlnnnnR; subject however to q right of way
over ~ ice: alley between the nroper.y Shove
described st ind tao property sdioinirg on tho
A LOT OF GROUND with tina Ba1oE
SrAbLE thereon, beginning o. the csrntr
tofmed ey ihs Intersection CT The eth and 5tb
boundaries ct the above lot, aud running thencn
northWardly with said An boundary 81 feet.
taenSe WestWarciy AID psrsllel with Einz s. g
ieet lnchss to the northwest corner of g hrick
stable; thence southwsrdly ard psyallel with
Ct. Asaph street IL fee. Inches more or less to
tue dividing line OF tae double Stable standing
thereon. and which stable vas erected TO be- uesd
"a Inc manner mentioned in deed from . Nc
knlgat to j. s. Hsllcwel!, dated April II, 1852;
thence ees!erly and through sgia double s,stle
and parallel With King street. Is fest : inches
m more OF less to TIA eastern wall OF said stabls;
!nenee souih with ssst eastern wall to ih, inter
section with tho 9th boundary of tho shova msn.
toned lot; theIca o.slwardIy hy said Oh
DCntdiry extended to the eeginniDg.
Terms OF Sale: Orc tai7d of Inc purchsso
money 10 cash, and tho residue ia two toua,
payments ct twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from the day of sale; the notes OF the
purchaser, with security, to be taken for the de-
feired payments. and The little to the proper.v
retained until the whole of tho purch. s, money
Is paid. ConveyanclrG 81 the COS: OF tie puT.
chaser.
l TRaNG ;s6 4 SITE, cenm'rs.
JOHN NJ. Johnson Sale.
mh1l-wts
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: KOsecrans and Stanton

A correspondent Of tho Nav Yolk ilss-.tl
Wrl'icg from Washington says:
General Rosecrsrs says 10 regard TO the pub
!sbed statement OF General Stesdma concert
ing Stsntou'5 conversation with him that i
goes 10 show that the Secretary had 20 scrups:
about u.tering caluunrs to ruin bin.
Hs Is glad to learn that General S:etdmar
oaD testify that the tr,taly 81 sed him al
the War Depcrtmcnt dispsca purportipg t
come fr1m Gsnrsl Rosecrars es follows:
CHATTANoGA, Tenn, Sept. CO.. 81.
Ioo. f NJ. STANTON. Secretary of Wei
NlS army hes bren whipped aud rou:ed,
W. ). RosECaANs. Major General comd'g e.
Because il es:sbIised beyoaG persdvenlure
that shs Sscretsr7 to oaIrY out bis purpose
was capable Of frying or procrrir forgery c,
usiag forged despatch.
General Rnsecfans ssSs that, whe,h=r % X.
cord 10 tho Wsr Department rr out f il, The
dispatch is 90 U 1ahti I'd aod b o!ue forgery
No SUCH dispatch Was .vsr sent BY him or OF.
dfr,d to be scot by hin or eVrr heard of be
fore By him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
STAR
Mill stSnd tt:i aeRsnn


Will stand til, season a.
CATTH' TAVERN, WEST END,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
From april to June 80, 1857.
tttr is dark bay. l6 hsnds high, and years
old; an excellent dciVcr and drought hors !;
weight 100 Ice; ir.!ted his mile ia 245 In siI
weeks handling hss taken three first premiums
at the Alexandria fsir'. He WAS raised by Mr.,
Willis Henderson, Of Fairfax county, Va; bis
sire WAS old Star. q Morgan horse; his dam a
Rlsck Hawk Mare from Ken.ucsy. Terms:
$40 70. the season S5 to iIs1re.
NS- Tho best of care will be taken of all m arcs
lett q. the stand. No accountability, however,
tor unaVod able accidents
phs 4. D. oats, Proprietor.
HNUIDAS" NEW BOOK for sale AZ
~ FHEECH'5. % and IS King s.rest,
In Msremms, by "Ouaa" Pepper covers,
&C.; hound. sl25
Pesicosts and sIppsra. a too utterly all but
novel 50c.
kesr, poem, By Rev. 3, a. Warrsner; SLIPS
The Book Of the Eoid, By George e. Bcksr;
Sl.25
The Worlds Foundations. by Agnes Giberne,
81 90
Another te- 1sy.-"Ths Capillary Fountain
PeD," Ln ever reader wtitsr, Ussful TO every
body; simpie, vsnlent; better than o etylo.
grenh entirely automatic; no valves, alright
caps or complicated apparatus, price 25o.
New lot to-day o. The Automatic Shading
Pen. all siZcs, with all coloIs of ink.
ml4j GRO. +. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
VIRGINIA. VIEWS

Ih, Wafer Power Company at Fred sricks
turs baVe c)btrtc cd for the err c!ion OF fist
Wey IN their dom At that plscs.
OPERATIONS st. the D.nv;le otar factory ar
proStessl' rsplJ!S. St the establishment vii
s'on beslu tho nsoufaetuta Of obsirs ard olheI
iu'aituro BY wholesale.
Gen. Mahore il expected 10 Richmond .t
night. ord il is thought will remsiu un,iI III,
bl resDpor'lohiug the State for members o
Congress is psts:d by the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

iAE ttocEho.dtrs olthe Richmond aid West
fcln: Terminal Railway and Ws.ebouse Com.
pa " E! meeting in Rich nozd, ys.terisy, DE-
ciaec 10 iicrease tie capital stock OF the COZ,
piIy Slo,CO0.CCQ. making The total stock So.
IOJ o.o, and TO give each stockho!de- tie priv.
lese o. subscribing for the few sleek on q bs,i,
OF Two Additional shares for every share hell by
MN on the ds5 fixed By the directors for the
rec!ors Tero sl!hor' 90 to distribute sucS ofthe
stocs or COZ d. tf the company Is msy not be-
needed for the purpose OF c)ntroline lis various
rsl:rosd !laes smoDgs. its ate ckholders At such
time ss N 81 be detmsd iud:cious and not neon.
sls!tn! With the interests CT the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

- PAVE PAVE TIE PRISONER THE BENEFIT OF
i.,, Isl 49,, 81 Judge Wylie IN charging the
Ws- to'5 cat" murder case. 10 Washington, on
re4t1S5 .'st' spoko cf prayer offered by
lib $3.50 ss 20 giving tas benefit cf reasonable
20 ~. ~ ! !Ge prisoner, s,Giag the july must bs
zee ,.',s conb!s ware IN reason. There
~: tta Nv !cutd cesr the body and consistent
s,se .nIeo,y Of the defence. The woman msy
IL. f,ia.,- EST brains out; then m steor may
;;.9:e, :tom mo :hief; but il either OF these
s,ss.a ga in Alexandra with having &c titled
snt ;.;I Sad having friend on the jury there
aid :, H;e % coavics This friend aubsequent-
':.::,s,IIaa ne had not bsen satisfied beyond a
Htts vs,l c?uo. that III, crime YVES committed,
lHeIlIsd =. may hsv, run on "a nuSer and
1T: i:p"*, WASTE les; thsory reason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
LIGHT BLUE CASHMERE.

al Pure Wool, Wide, Do able Width, Soc;
Colored Sarah Satin 75c; L igtt Blue, Pink,
and Cream Ooored Fine "Fren CHI Foule." pure
wool and double width, for evening dre.ses,
only zoe; Double white Blankets $l.t0i New
York Mills and Pequot Shee!ing Cotton the
best and w.d get m .de 30c; Fruit of the Loom
and other makes CT the best yard wide Blesched
Cotton l0c; Black Silk Velvet 81; Brocsde
SILKS 81; Excellent Black Silk 81; B. autiful
Spring Dress Goods. worth csc, only 12I: Beau.
tliul Silk and Wool Dress Goods. worth 500 re-
Blue Cream and other coiors zoe; NostinshA m
Lace for Curtains 90; to 81; Blaached Tab Q
Linen 60c; Colured Silks Soc.
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space,
mar3-vtf Wnshinaton. d. o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

NOTICE o. Monday moruiug ne will open
cur first ilvoics Of Spring s!ock which is inst
coopleted. 10 Dress Goods and Thinning.
Lace Goods, Laos Curtains, Percsles, add new
styles ct Csicos. Gipghams and PeroaIes, to-
gether with good macy navelties. You are
respectfully Invited to cslI a.
'mai&5-lW l. EICuBsRa's,
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Father is Getting Well

:. NY dsrshters say. "How much better faihs,
IL air c, hs used hop Bisersn Hs ia eating we1
sl.er Ii, lor 6 suffering rom discs. q de- ls.ed
iIn!ourable and we ara 30 glad thu. he use1 y,ul
bIEers;-a lady OF kocnesler, N. Y.-Uti.o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
LOCAL. NEWS,

he RiectAr Fo6abilitiss Aar. 81. 1867
=, the llltGo Atlantic STATES fur w,a, her.
nu.hc.5:io s.utheast winds. followed by falling
b.rone'c: AID slowly rising temperature CO
s,.rrlaY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

BiIg'!1s in tho latest styles of srring goods
THIS Week st d. Ruben & Co.'s Boot and Shoe
House. No. 6S Klog street.. next door to II,
Strbuii " -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

Coz -;ctorc Fapds,biIts widow ia 10 bs NM
titd s!tef tho eIG Ct Lsus to D.. Nsshap BE-
nau, asursoon Ct s9us reputation in New York
SD the mi1sg;r CT one CT thu large oh rity
htspltsls. Tie yourg vile has already passed
long Widoabood. ard is entirely her own mil
tr:ss 10 tegsrd 10 her choice and fortunp.
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Moihers! Mothers !! nIothers

Moihers! HOthers!! MOthers!II
Are you disturbed at night and broken O, YOU,
res fest oy slck child suffering and crying with
goat once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOWiS
SSoOTdlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately -depand upon if !:
there is no mistake sbous it. There is not =
mother on earth who has ever used It who will
not tell you ct once that it will regulate the bow
health 10 the child, operating like magic. II ia
perfectly safe 10 use il all cases, and pleasant TO
t6e taste, end is the prescription Of one of the
oldest anc best fernsle physicians md nurses in
bottle. mhSi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

, PERsoNAL,-Tho President hes SEPT 10 tho
Senate for confirmation tho poninslion G!
Capt. A. A. Ssmmes to b, commodore.
MldshlDmao j. II. LIE Holoonb wbo hiss
6sen stationed ct the Almanac clio, Of the
Navy Department at Washington. hes been
ordered to tbs steamer D.spa.ch at Samsra
Bay for $50 duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

Forty years trial has proved "BLACK-
DkAUGhI" the best liver medicine in
the world
For sale by II. 8. Les dbsssor e. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
VIRGINIA GIRLS IN WASHINGTON -

VIRGINIA GIRLS IN WASHINGTON. -Tna
5oung ltd.e, Of the GoIdsonvilla Fersle Stmi.
nary, accompanied ~ DR.. ". T.. Vaughan.
h.ye tesn in Washington siDca Wednt isy las:
v!slsing the v,1ious places OF interest in thu.
frstoe they visited tho art Gallery. Navy Da.
psrtment. Treasury, and ware accorded sreciel
reception BY Preside,t Arthur. Las: niehtth
received thsr frisIds in the parlors OF he
Metfop!ilan Hotsl To-day ths young ladies
visited the Bureau Of Engraving ard Printrg,
and the Medical Museum The e1cuj s;onisis
will return to Gordtonviile tc.m2,row in e
spacisl car over !hs Vugini. Midland +. road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

\ lfIa' package OF "BlACK-DRAUGHTn
free OF charge.
For sale by +. :. Load beaser s. Bro.
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Special Attention.

A great many lcre goods thrown on the
CHEAP TABLE, ct 8 great sacrifice. / desire
to III tne specisl nt.eo.ion CT ladies' with mar
row fest, IS hase grget 70 any Of thst descrip-
ton of Shoes and Cater, which are a,st class
goods, and which ! will Sell q. ONE THIRD
THEIR COST Attention il also called to my
SPhING aud SUMNER GOODS, which are
arriving daily. and In which can show The best
styles md b,s. qualities in Boots, Shoes and
Callers. both for ladies' gents and children, al
pricas IS low as good ari Ia can be sold.
rhl7-H3w +, PAFF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

fHE AMENDE 10 ,hs Illus, OF d i,r,,fs
3 ctGsy A'r Lyrs s,toe q s.;ou # pe
cal tfvleea and sisted that hia stteri,u hcd
been lied by tee g''nll;nan frtm Akxtntris
lNE. S:su:rt) to The report of bis (Mr. Lyors')
remarks on Saoate bill No. Al. entitled 10 &C,
to piots ct o"rers Of irads marks. s., Is siysp
10 the pu5l prts'. With the tug xestun tEsr
tho remarks ss reported did il aside both e
Mr.. Mus bsc5. the formrr Dell, gate from
Alex ,ndris, sod to hmslf I'M. Loyrs). Mr..
Lsoos stated hat he had been enrirsly misu,-
der5!ood, end tina. he mean, 20 fl .o.iou wh.'-
ever o. MIR. Mushbech, and s.iac.y d.s
claimed anethi e of the s;r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

The secfs:sty of State hastelsgrsphsd 10 Mr..
Lowell. at Lo; d IN, to apply f,r delay in the
execution of tho sentsnce Of ssth in tbs case O!
DR.. Lsn s)n until the arrivs! Of documen
ev. deace from this ountry tending to show IT,
sanity on tho part OF the prisoner and Al absence
of cri mic al Intent in the ofense OF which he was
cony ic.ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

& WE'LL AsSORTED STOCK OF BOYS
La end lOUTh'S BOOTS and SHOES @!
ve.'y fine quality, which will be cold at fuch
p!l1ra ss cannot foil to please
NILS ". L. WADDEY, ITO King st.
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HG0JS AND StFOEN.
NOTICE, LADIES.

NJ Office, LADIES.
we heVs no" ready for your iotp ,ction, our
Few y ring styles ladies ii ne hand-sewed BUT.
TON BOOTS. These goods are m.de in the
very best manner. and most modern STYLES. 8
perfect H.. and evary pair warranted 10 give
ssllsfi c.i1n. The day has gone by to p.y nix or
seven collars for pair OF Boots when you can
60. IS scod fer ivA dollars e.,
WaDDGY'S, ITO kinsst
NE.s Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

~ tho burning cf tbs steamer G:lleo CT v
at Memphis 3ts'prdsy. 10 addition 20 the less
OF Lunsn Lie runbsr # animals beloesiug
to menegaIia were burned. A Gage contain
Jog lion surk down 10 tie middle IS the
flames etv,cprd it. Six c,gas c,niaiued a
loo. tiger, Two lson,rds, 40 AIbino dser,
monkeys aud birds. or four horsss belonging
to tho circus aboard the steamer three w:re
saved, but obe. the celebrated trick korse Sc
I'm, was Iost. Wssh. Suith. tho oololed esp all
OF the Ws!ch. Was sent to Jail yesterday atte-
noon 90 warrant charsiog him With murder.
through lis carelossoess 10 causipg tho fro on
the stesmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

Bargains in thu latest styles If sprcg goods
t L. wee at ID. Ruben & Co.. Boot and Shoe
House, NJ. GS Kirg slreot, pex; door to ii.
Strauss. ~ 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

MATTINuS MATTGNGs Il MATrINusI -
500 Rolls Of While. Check ard F.ucy Nj sttiues
Just oponed at l. EICHBERa's.
Ua!9j-lH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

CABINET PHOTOGRAPH RAMKS from
~ 10c up; Easels &c to S., aad PORTRAIT
FRAMES ftom g TO $50 at
TEhNESsON d Co.'S,
jsr23 ia King stroll.
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OB BOHRAUS, Pre- pTl.
(Europosn Plan.)

DATENT STEEL WIRE BALH TIES, for
L billing hay. straw, &C., for as!s OF lowest
market rates by
JAS. 4. ChRLJN & SONS,
mhc4 GO King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

2 %TLHNpID STOCK OF MISSES and
&2 CrELDHEN'S SCHOOL and Walk
ING BOOTS; slso a full line OF MISSES and
ChiLt&EN' 3 DBESS BOOTS s1d SHORS of
Tho !:ta.! styles; cheap and of good quality,
W. b. WADDEY, 10 King az.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

f1HAMOIs sKINSI CHA MOIB sKIEsl
~ Just received full supply of selected
ChImois Skins OF sizes at
WARFIK' I'D & HALLS
janis Cor Prin ca and Fairfax sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and you
Will never he bilious.
For sale By Il. s. Lesdbester q Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

CHIPPING TAGSl SHIPPING TAGSlI
~ Received this day a full stock OF Shipping
and Merchandise TEgs. Also ihs Deadlock
mh25 ROBERT BELLS SONS.
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Il OTIOG, GAETLEMKN,

We GIL yjur attention 10 cur new style OF
Enc BOOTS ard SHOES. The goods are ali
mide on the LOW last. and for comfort and q
pertecs lt they cannot DO SURPASSED; snd YOU
will find thst the prices FRA lower than thew can
% Bought elsewhere. W. 3. WADDEY,
ITO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

OUR LONDON OPAQUE WRITING Pa
~ PER is the best paper for ladies US, in the
market. We have 4 full line Of Fine Writing
Paper with Envelopes to match.
mh2j ROBERT BELLS SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

ENGLISH Lawn GLASS SEHR.-Wl
~ have received tui' supply from G,ndreih
We have been &C. ling thea I'VE for 6eser,.l card
~ d It has given genes al satisfaction.
mh25 z. {. LkADBRATER d HRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

AaEA FOAM WAPRRS avsry light whole.
- some Cracker, also . full line of Fancy
CrrcEers ard Cakes for 81 lie n.
mh8 l. n MTIRHRN;S
, 1882-05-26

The total value of exports last year
from the Little Santa Ana valley by
sea and rail was $500,2O0.
PUBIto rejocings with the burning
of much powder, were indulged in
by Republicans on the coast over the
final signature of the Chinese bill.
A FARMER living near Santa Ana
intends to make an experiment in the
cultivation Of rice. He has had ex-
perience i'll the cultivation of rice in
the plantations of the South and is
satisfied that it will grow in Los
Angeles county. He will procure the
seed from Louisiana.
A CHINAMAN recently died at Eu-
reka, New, and was buried with the
usual formalities. The night after
the burial some Indian squaws robbed
the grave of the roast pig and We're
enjoying it very much. But the
heathen suspecting that this might
occur had doctored the pig before
hand, and shortly after eating it the
squaws were attacked with violent
fits of vomiting n
A SUIT was recently brought in
Stockton against the Stockton and
Copperopolis railroad company 70,
damage done by burning 314 acres Of
wheat near Peters station by a spark
from locomotive. The company
alleged that the wheatfeld was toe
remote from the track to be set on fire
by a spark. But ii was shown that
the long grass adjacent to the track
first took fire, and communicated ii
to the wheatfeld. The decision of
the Court held the company respon-
sible for the damage, and awarded
the farmer S3,0l4.
, 1882-05-26
ed there, to be placed in the State
Department.

ed there, to be placed in the State
Department. ..., ..
Previous to proving Longfellows
will, the heirs pledged themselves to
abide by its plain intent, regardless
Of any legal formalities. The poets
brother Samuel will, therefore, receive
a legacy of $4,000 and each of his
children $1,000. .,s.. -.... r.
LORD CAvENDlsH, the new Chief
Secretary for Ireland, and Thomas
Henry Burke, the Under Secretary,
were stabbed to death in Phoenix
Park, Dublin, Saturday night May
6, by four men, who escaped. All
Ireland was thrown into excitement
by the tragedy and the Irish leaders
express the belief that it was done by
enemies of their cause, to throw dis
credit on the Land League. so.
A BILL for another Arctic expedition
has been introduced in Congress.
CHINESE immigrants in great mum
bers are pouring into British Colum-
bia. q" ....
In the Christaincy divorce case,
May s, testimony of the woman's
infidelity was introduced D..
A FALSE prophet who recently ap-
peared in Soudan has been killed,
and his followers have dispersed.
THE President has pardoned F'itz
John Porter so far as the removal of
his civil and political disabilities.
MEETINGS of Land Leaguers in all
parts of the world have denounced
the assassination Of Lord Cavendish
and Mr.. Burke. Co.,,
THE Senate, sitting as Court Of
Appeal at st. Petersburg, has decided
that the decree of Punishment of
Jewish apothecaries is illegal. .
The County Jail of Brookhaven,
Miss, has been destroyed by fire,
burning to death three colored pris-
oners, 1t is believed they fred the
building for the purpose of escaping.
, 1882-05-26

should be placed on the outer wall of
the house. They should be we'll
lighted and the window SO fixed that
1t cannot be completely shut. A bit
OF wood about one inch deep NAV be-
nailed to the top to prevent the clos
ure OF the upper sash. The door in
to the house should be provided
with closing spring. The soil pipes
dtSconnected from all other pines.
OF all water closets should he tch0Lw
and provided with independent ven
tllation. The common pan closet
should have the lid so fixed that it
may be put down whilst the handle
is raised to let in water. 1t should
be flushed once a week with a pail of
water, to which has been added gill
OF carbolic acid, an ounce Of copperas
or quarter of an ounce of perman-
ganate of potass, When the closets
are fixed in dangerous situations, as
IN the middle of houses and in prox-
unity to bedrooms, a solution of per
manganate of potass should be
thrown down every day. This is
prepared by dissolving half an
ounce of permanganate in a quart of
water and used daily. .....'...
The conditions Of healthy dwell
ing are cleanliness, pure air and un-
polluted water, All refuse should be
promptly removed, and the dust has
rel should be kept outside the house.
The barrel should be washed out from
time to time, and deodorized by the
permanganate solution. Foul odors
are Natures normal danger signals.
Charcoal is one of the best deoborants.
1t absorbs large quantity of foul
gas, from which it may be purified by
heat. Mixed with gypsum, it may be
sprlnkled in damp places, Suspend
ed in a basket, it purifes the air of
panTies, dairies and meat-safes,
and preserves their contents in a
wholesome state. In water -cisterns
it preserves the water from organic
impurities. Mold and dampness are
never to be neglected, The SUMS
warmth and open windows are the
true preventives. All furniture
should be removed frequently, and
the dust swept from the floor beneath.
Dust, warmth, moisture and deficient
ventilation promote the development
of moths, which indicate an unwhole-
some atmosphere and destroy the
carpets. -Neirs. Letter.
, 1882-05-26
9aierrllaeel3.,
Hints on Domestic Sanitation.

A house, to be wholesome, must be
erected on, a wholesome site. The
soil should be pure and thoroughly
drained. There should be no posi-
bility of an accumulation of stag
nant water under any of the floors.
When built on the side of decliyity,
the basement should be adequately
protected from the rainfall coming
from above, since this is sure to be
polluted from the higher neighbor-
hood. On high attitudes extra precau-
ton must be taken to secure thorough
ventilation of the local drains.
Yards should be paved, not boarded.
The boards serve to harbor rats and
cover up filth. They absorb foul wa
ter, and, after wetting, give off dan
gerous emanations. In doubtful
situations, the entire foundation
should be covered with cement.
Air and sunlight are the true san
itaIy agencies in domestic sanitation.
Darkness. dirt and disease are insep-
able. The darkness conceals the
dirt and the dirt is the parent Of de
sease. Have, therefore, no dark
rooms, no dark passage-ways, no
dark closets, no dark cellars. The Ital-
ians have common saying that
where the sun enters not the doctor
does. Thorough inspection depends
ON sunlight, and the constant inspec-
ton of houses, cellars, yards and
out-buildings is imperative, so As to
prevent the accumulation of filth,
garbage and decomposing matters
prejudicial to health. Water closets