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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
NOLUMBIA COLLEGE.
y SCHOOL OF ARTS.

Tn. ssn o. caneidet for admission VIII oe1iN u"
vvtnNrSDAY SEPTEMBER -, at $50 a. m
Candidates conditioned in June last viii present themselves
Of the time. .,.>--r ,,
candidates TOP the GRADUATE DEPARTMENT. viii
,rc.,t their diplomas President At the 'o''Se o
FRIDAY MORNINGi' EPrEMBER p
SCHOOL OF MINES.
Candidates for admit to OF the SIX resi
,or.,. viz. Mining Engineering civil Engineering am
lytical and Applied Chemistry. Geology M'''I"iE'' -
,c,nre VIII rrcsent themselves Tor examination On lOh
DAY SEPTEMBER 20. at H3J a m
candidates conditioned i'll June last viii be reexamintd at
Tie same time
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The ,urpose Of this school give complete genera
xy al all the subjects Doth Of internal AMI external pnpc
v from the thre,iod stand point OF history law ana phl
osophy ..s...o.
candidates for rnatriculaon will present their certificates
O. The president at the College. FRIDAY AOlfNlNo'
SEPTEMBER -
rt session Of each Of the above schools Will begin On
MONDAY OCTOBER .. at $3.50 a. m: - , - ,,,so,,
-AO-'i'--' f. 4 p BAENAEt1.I~ D., President.
Aoth and 5Oth.sts Madison and 4tia' es NeN1 '
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Tnstrntiion.
For Boys and Young Men-Country

For Boys and Young Men-Country
MADISON, NEW -JERSEY.-REV WAL
English Lads prepared for collegiate
Tile life; number limited 60 EfGHr sons OF GENTLE
tuition.
L 5000 ayear HENRY TATLOcK. Principal
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) Military Academy.-For
circulars address COL G J. WRIGHT. A. NJ Principal
DELHAM INSTITUTE.-Boarding and day
school for BOYS VIII reopen september terms mode-
DENNSY LVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
VI T li drst wear Opens september H.
complete, EBSi-h Collegiate Chemical, Ciyn Engneoring
'OD'''' i'N''' c0LoSf;L THEo HYATT, President
RUTGERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
III Brnswick Nj Beading school Tor boys opens sep
i've boys lac; year, twenty nolIders D. l. EETLEY Rector
Al home after sepemberl.
or GEORGES HALL, for boys and young
Prof, J e KINEAR. A. NJ Principal 5ead for circular.
81 JOHNS SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Rev !. BRFcKESiiiITDG5fatGi OF D. .. Rector.
The next school yeag will beln TUESDAY scotember - lss2
GTRATFORD, CONN.-NIuy parents and
where owing care combined with the discipline and
n5tci;9n Of ichooi 1ona.t ior s,o hoI' ~ f 'i
>trltiori. Conn.
GTEYENS HIGH SCHOOL.
ina AcADE,uG, BrPARTM4IG:XT or THE srEvENs
piversf soiyr ,cr ~, and .,in.,is lio5okcn Nj
or NJ sErfENBi.H i3 i1o.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ~ THE ANCIENT AND
NoDEU,, LA&GrAGEs. ~ FEi.EiAND AND ME-
CHhNfCAL DRAWING
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. sc) PER ANNUM
SENIOR DEPARTMENT, ~ljO PnE ANNUM
Those terms include p tie studio. ......
For ,--aios'es. any to tle Librarian OF stevens
ys7HE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytowu, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12

FAMILY SCHOOL FOR ING LADIES.
beautiful location. large grounds health record 9nsut
IA sei long w.dely for thOOugnue7s AZ Sio"'
ship. - .. ..,.. .. ... u, ., .,~cr>,.,T
mad, To- pupi CIn- ant attention gwen 70
HOiEAND SOCIAL CO Lft RE NJ.
Src al stu anfs received U music literature anb ART
nfh begins september - Ap LEGATIONS ~
september % lend 10. Of. l.tTs. 49,. ,,r,,,,D
J MOSS SMITH. A. ~. ii. THAN + Nj l.l-Ii;l,,
Principal. iI'''''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12

Il M 90 west 59th-st. opposite Central PARK.
T. GIBBENS and d. BEACH. Jr, frlhclpalS-
- " Reopens Monday, september IL
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TS SYIVANT-S REEDS

vi English French Germ boar ling and daF-cio
fol Girls Nos 6 AMI East j3'-st y - REQ ei' -, .i.
number Of pupils in Primary and Prrnai~oiy C''s, n
iin,tted Thorough Collegiate ~fccih SiudeA III
music and ali departments his sch"o Is l"hu @e Iol ''
cducatl on and framing OF Gil iIAN "oin'i , 49,
Roo light and well veGtia d and he@i'h I'0o' VII
liz. Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12

E5ES. JOHN POPE viii resume hor ci1 s>f-
~ ina a.n. ODD a1a .afr. rl.utI-- dc.o .ire -
Chin, under ..I.e aaG imo-.4 IL al, O t'',. o. 4-o-
: iud1 .5i 4tl e.. tu. Ic. -.t- ST.
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ynstructlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

TTNHE VUIIEUTAIE NOfIUOI, NUs' 2 I .uT =
l East eOth.st Central Park. the Rev H. B. ClArra-
Oh n Princpa; boys carefully fitted for college or Du-
ness primary depar rooms attractive and
tes ~ tuition moderate the 63d school year bens W
nesdsy september 1892 Circulars sent on apple
or cnt the will be open for inspection anu Io
,tervews with Principal from To daily Parents arc re-
cttuIIr tpXffe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12
NEW YORK SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF NGUAGES,
~ 48l Broadway corner 4Sdst) Classical English
ami Com nercal Departments Fan term begins sept 20
teaching progressive methods ana
success III results institution claims TO equal the best
England training schools. during the pact Two
admitted with high credit lnc me
leading colleges several passing at once INTO the sophomore
and JUNIOR Vases.
carefully organized department for those desiring b
English education. Preparatory classes Tor
young the many eminent citizens
attend tho school For circulars
pig HENRY G. Eilll.ER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-12

One the oldest and known Select schools Tor boy
,o c,t rrceXc hem when Old enough 70 attend school
and reuarcs them business or college nine @
college examinations OF speela r @ Jenartnents-
sarr intermedate Senior Regul Connie eal
,,ith pr,fessor OF PeHmanshp and Bookkceplne
Ih Incpals are Teachers and work with hs wen as 10,
,nr nnnils Bnildng centrally located ana aeNoie
to fine uses this school sanitary anu N'ha.i
approved kind; large gymnasium III"
- a, nhvsical culture. warm lunch al noOn -,
'ss, ,oples nv post Calls received after September
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
VIRGINIA SE rs.

Norfolk sud |tr sm10ih calico iGip0itj sic
BOW ss high cs 3 coo bsiea po- day.
Forest frs are tuTaicg 10 tbs Eacucteina in
the cas- sad s;a'hsas, 6 l.iccnbnig, aad are
doing o,GsidoIsblo G.!nsgo 10 t'nibe..
|. ia slated lhsS xiitia tho liss Doash or
six weeks May iayGe:s tom No:tn Carolina
have p1lc1os,d lsu5s ,n &Gs'cG uory sod will
tbs ysar maka Vi;eiGis their Hame.
L, 10 stated ti,st ariaageueu's hro about 81
fectad to staff Iaad il q o!g IN ct i7rohburr,
Esbrusrs l. 80 b pGsii.ted daily. Judge L.
w. HuglvS s .Gcui;oDed 10 this co5ncoiicn az
corresponding oti;9r.
A cohvonion ct 6r.lg2's:s of Wig 5ia vas
held at Peter: b1Tg yGairrtsy. fer tbs pat-
pose Ct orssuZrg s!atc pnl.m.Gj u :ical ass9-
csioo. a ;,eImarnrt Urg8n ZMl0n Tss c.
f5c:cd. aah cihoas5 elec!ad. 4 code of By lass
was adopted. The copvea;ion will trsne q bill
to be presented to b, State Leg 8 azure for tho
enactment ct law 70 regulate tGo practice Of
pharmacy 10 The State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
exand1:a Gazette and Virginia, ADVERTISER
w us OF TIE DAY.

j3stpn Charrict. of BolGosx, Fraccc, has
failed tor 10 O00. 900 frsaa. He has sbscsnled.
Tho Russian govarom=os is oocsi6eirg tbs
eSpod!er'y ct lmrosicg an eSpHt duty CO
gralo.
Nsnriy on2.bali oi The ao.oIs aud actresses Of
Now ok h57a osoa vaccioeted 1t poles head
quarters.
Rev. V. Z. Hosuhkiss, a promid:at Baptist
c'eTg:msn of Buffalo. N. Y, died yesterday.
He was Iinguist Of note.
Ga. s. j. Ba,b;idsc, wio has bcea talked
OF as party to prospective duel with Cor
Grassmsn Bisck!u;u, Of Kentucky, is preparing
for publication sta!emen! txpIsiEios the origin
Of the f.s3.
The Philadelphia B,srd Ct r vi;ioa OF Texas
decided Yesterday tha! rsrsanases aud ebulch
properly not forming az Integral part CT o
cE1!oh aro sutjc 10 taxation ard will b,
assessed.
Tes!inoa7 il ID. GaiGeau 400 closed y;sser-
dsy, end q. The request cf MIR. Soovis, the
court atj burned Until, Saturday. to enable lin
10 prss=o! lis prayers. Nj. Dlsiags IRIS
seated tie Iriytts for tie prosecution. GU.
teeu was as turbulent ai tv:r drrGy tho trs-
ooedrgi.
The Leg;s's;usa Of hlaEgisnd nat yesterday
a: Annapolis Mr. Keiihcl z. If Baltimore,
wss elected Smoker of tho House aud Mr..
W!Iiiass Of B.!iimora county. Piesidcn. Of
The 4anato. Tho sub;rdicBts Oficsrs deter
mioca upon 10 The democratic CAUCUS were
elected.
j. WiosloW jones l. Co. q pltkiag Gtn Of
Pjr'libd, Ms , inc5:porsted undsr the Ecg!ish
sS, ding business 10 Portland. aud oRnirg
hi:oes corn factories aad 67e lotser factories
10 Maine, srd fourteen lobster snd salmon
factorieH in The Provinces failed yss!crdsy fer
slS2.Q0).
st o meeting Of tie Military Oder Ct the
Loyal Lsgioa Of the United States, held las:
eight at Damoeioo's. Nsw York, atoImtl
rec:Itna gas rendered 10 General Winfield
Scott llanc9ek, tie sotog clmmauder.iG-oaiei
Of tie order. Tia dinner was pnr.akoa of by
enc hundred end fifty guss:s. Gcreal HaL-
cock thsaked bis c,nrsdos f,T the bonor paid
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
The vgeseuaore.ana Sc esnielae.

[OorresponGsnoe OF ;ho Ele3aadfia GoZalte. !
SHILOH We. LGSuhrg since ny letter OF
Yesterday, additional Information has bael 10
ceived touching the koEiiclc Il Eircr View. IN
Wes!moreland MGiGr i. e. Suo:or. OF ibis
county, Sho WIS i.;rg tie fSmiIy OF g J.
Washington. ctq.. III tina. 1aieh5Grhood. sr
Was pie.ent $. The coroDci's inquest with Mr.
Washing lon, who is council 70, Eu1call states
INST Gu.ridge bsG called o. tbs store Of PURCELL
several Ilnts cu!i2g the cfY 10 GGes. Q: wsi.koy
rnd that Frlc.', kHo"iag him 10 30 very
troublesome wban dunk, rsiUsed 10 sell him
any that ;iu;Id. 20 returned to the store as ain
about half past u'ciocS ~ night ard renewed
bis demand. a:G upon being denied forced open
the outer door Of The CouGtipg room which Pur-
cell WAS guarding on lto aside. kfectipg
partial SLtrnhce he t7ad pistol ahc. at Purcell,
which lodged ia Tho facing Of the door, and sIc-
cee6ina at laet in forcing bio way 10 The counting
room, Re fired sgn2 Without etf3ct In the
III snntine Purcell had seized on an Ok, and of
Ter the second sho. be struck Gutriac upon tho
crown Of lhs head with tho eye and afterwards
ACROSS iho forehead with .ha blade Eithsr
blow. OF i:se!t. would pavc produced dsath-the
frst fractured the tkuil snd The second made an
orfcs through VIII n ,h9 b'aIn proL.uded. Fu..
cell male 10 a,t.m pt 10 escape. There was 10
one else a6ou: ,le .r"niea3 e. he time except
little boy, wto yea aslccp i'll .he Counting room.
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Tia GUstoNu I,pfaJ

WASHINGTON. d. g.. Jan. 5.-Mr. S,oville
and To-. Reed zero in oonfereeoe 1T 81 early
boa. this Ectning, and will be engaged ali day
upoo tho preparation OF law points, which ,he7
will Oh Saturday present to the clutt for its
rulings. Neither Of thess geotenso sppeer at
sill sanguine Of obtsinieg verde. favorable to
their oiiea:. get both CT shsm s;outly II aiataia,
not ceIy ttat Gui:csu w;s legally irresponsible
tcT his co., bus tbst be is OF this moment 90
Insane man. his oEn ASSERTION to tho contrary
Notwithstanding. Mr.. Soovil,e was greatly dis
appointed OF his fsiu7a to get befcrs the ilry
yesterday tao aiaili,rsl expert tvidonoa win
which he had expected to rebut tho very dsu-
aging testimony of the Government experts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

TIC Frita iron mite, FIVE mills ives! Of Wiz
chester, Va, has baen excsvated to the depth
cf ss7snty-fya feet. Ia the opinion cf a mir-
ing expect Hho hsa charge CT the work, ii will
pro7o 10 be Ga tzeaeGiGgiY valuable deposit, us
:he ore IS CO mated to coatsin at Ieas: sixty per
caot. If roc.
JohD l. Adams. lsie conocsicr CO tho
Lyncaburg Virgisisr. disappeared mysterious
" ssserrl days sirca. and hss co. been hoard
tton 0itc,. 1: is thought The: lie m,y hsve
committed III eds ty droSsing.
Thsro ara twea9 audso;s at the Theoloe;c,!
Sem ary Q: Virginia supported By the Eluo1-
lion 500 ely Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
Tie Egypttau Question

LONDON, jan. 5-Ths Times il au editorial
art'c'o this morning ssys: TIE people OF E,s-
land would view With ssfitu5 Gppre hepsiou any
tIritet l1terteFa:c, 10 the ionr,s! slF.irs CT
Egypt The iles Ct Ct sin. Anclc- French
military intervention RoDlu tx,to tee s:avest
EIs2iv DPS snd cn|y would be entertained tn a1y
case with the aiIn2s. reluctance. TIE premature
Iauding Of fAr.iSn troops would, 10 tao present
oeondIIioon 1t Egypt, TO th, bssisiss OF distu;.
b.rcs"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

!Ehe Few Tcrk Herald .nys: "Ali the f:esi-
dent has donn 30 isr deserves 20 hsve the public
approval" Even, Wa eappose his continuance
Ct tia poi2y ajog.ed ~ h's predecessor OF
,bro~inS the whole sight Of Inc administration
in f-vor Of -npuSiasioR il Virginia. snd p'os;i-
tuiag sll too executive departments Ct The Gov
e:rmsnt to .ba low rp7posa o. rerubiicsnzrG
this State By buying Democratic 7c.ca. We'll.
lis !ortuCsts f.: scc!a;y thai 81 people dolt
think alike. 3u:, tsoA, i. nust rot be fcrg ,tsen
th.t General tjeAcHa says ho hsd Eocicty 20 con-
tend VITA in f' rocs5t ca:o rneT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
Financial.

NEW YORK. Jso. 5.-The Pests financial
article ssys:
AT th' Stock Exchange U. 8. bond are /
nlaher for the 43s aud o.herwise unchanged.
H. Il. bonds a!o sil per csut higher. The
STOCK msrset oontioues vsr.abl, 10 tone AID
5 'lt per csut. lower than at the oes, yesterday.
10 the money market soms Of the large iusli,u.
tioos are Offering prominent stock exchange
nrms' money on call At per seat. Primo
mercantile paper is 6.64 per cso..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

Tyc:p! 10 sieisheIa ard STOW bailcrs snow, e.
a general ih,rT, IA rot .fTOeah:o, bu. So mora
than t. third ot tie aia;ag months hsd elarsed
bet, re there wGl sly 10 sp3Gk o., reasonabla
people cal: c;E plain especially when they 20
nembar :as: Stow s'ss on .ho ground for Ecore
than seven wseas hn;n:e lila time las. winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
Killed by Cars.

WlLMISaToN. DEL. Jan. Sd ohm McCu.-
III pot d'a TOO: fss! in fog OF tho rai.ros d
1hils Gearing sGon ftao ho track at D.lagars
Juto oa his morning. Ha WIS uaAb!o to *
trloate the Iinb before trao o.ms u!oug md
killed him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

Ii viii Tot co g; 3 before tbs troops OK podrl
simple mindaa ard easily deceived yezroas VITO
arc now iosvi1z .hejr old hoTnes il Sotth Ca G.
Inns. will be s!,asg'itg back there saddc7 tn;
not wiser men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

The -sedjusiors having degraded the j2cit;afy
Of Eco Sta:e. nay aow. ~ indicstsd By commun-
cstiors in their Sists organ, be sy?eclsd 10 COM
meEce tho work Of G.i1g Gnd 6oh:sing tho
states ins.;lutiors os las.riHe, beeinning with
tho University, ona CT the coDlpisints sssintt
which is th.:s Professors teach Ibst hon osty is
10 bes! policy, n"d another. ih.. i. GoL'! cub
.Crlbe(Cr re.GjGster ne.. pIpa.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
EenfIl of n Jus9ue.

bosr oN. Jan. 5-Julge John Pine pl Put.
nam, or Tue Superior Bench of this State died
lsst night OF pneumonia after brisf illness, Flo
was appointed to tna Superior Bsnch in 1859.
va ac;iuit CT this death Ju1g, Pitnan al.
)arned the court to Monday next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

a despatch aonou1oes tae death of Hoo. G.
@. Clay at bis country .si5snca. Near Hua!s-
vile, Ala. On Tuesaso H" YES buried ~
HUNTSVILLE yas'erd.y. Ia 1853 no wss CLICKED
q senator 10 Congress- !rJl Ala5ame. ard &c
elected for s:cccd tefc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
TO-DAYiS TELEGRAPH NEWS
20 DAYS Congressional Proceedings.

Z" H1e-J - SofnFSSSi0@ai i1FOccCGlu28s
SENATE
Tte S.nsio vas oaltad 20 order By tho Pfpsi
dent pro TEN, Mr. Daria.
Bills were isIrcducad ss ful!cws:
~ Mr.. Jjaes. Ct Ficiidi, TO rssulits ii,
apDoiu'mans Of saiInaksrs il the u. 8. Navy.
D7 Mr.. Antho1y. to promote The eeicie1ey
CT the Navy.
81 dr. Msgs7. to iao:ease tbs efficiency Of
tts SiRusl Service Of the Army.
Mr. GaraEd ctfsEed resolution instrpc:irg
the Committee Oh Finance 10 irquirs into the
proDslesy CT retundlGg 10 parties who psid for
pEC'echon ur5er Tie trade G.Ik legislation the
lee required ty the Ct. of CONGRESS touching
that sutiso', which uas decided b, tho ST..
preme C6urt Of the Uaied States. i, the trsds
marx cases 10 Se nsc3njituio1al, a1d TO r.
port bY bli o.tcrw;s'. A3optcd.
A bill Ess Introduced by Nj. Corgaf, to CON-
Ter pcs'iva 10 place of rpla,ise rack on tbs
ohio. on ihs ocrps Of engineers OF The u. 8.
Navy.
Upoa oooplhiicg the rau!ns marnipg order,
tho Senate. a: les. By "a TO 10 atj?uraed us-
til tC- n3iIoR.
Wh5a tho House met ct reon .c.d,y Mr.,
O'th, CT Ind, rose 10 gu9s:ion of pnvlltg,,
Stating that it gtoT Gu! If aud affecting the re-
cent appointment OF tho committees Of the
Hcus?. He asked induIsero1 to announce sis
nu!p2so q! 90 cory dsy TO iutro6ucs for coz
s!dera:io1 eGd action proposition 10 change
tbs method Of s.!ec'icg committees. end said
as COW tx rc,soa it is enpba!icslly one mau
poEes. and suoS q power is always dspgertus
AID ia coIAia. with tho principle Of repuoliolo
government. dc slid it was our duty to soc
thst i! mag no: at scma future period, be used
10 The detrineoi of the bes. interests Of tue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
Explosion of Dynamite

Hastings. Micp.. Jan. 5.-A ON cf dyta-
anlte exploded ca tho lius eff tho Has,ices AID
Saltwater Railway, Instantly killing lsboIcr
nd .GtlcGsy il iuriag tuo othels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
Attempt at Suicide,

PoUdHKEEps1E. N. Y, Jan. 5.-Anee!o Coz
nai!a, vino murdered Daniel Cash III 8 ag slug
p'i'an, attempted suicide tia morning by Gu
tiGS bis threat with piece Of iron. nr. Barber
thibk5 BE- vi! Ico)vsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05
X SSSHCsc

IT ftr1RsBUEG Ja1. 6.--Tho i'olia lux siates
mat natives CT kpdia t.oLtiar Lave re:alial.d
.1e chinese erueltiss. THY have mAssacred
toe iu1sbi!El t, Of two Chinese setllsr enIB 81
defeated detachment OF $50 Chinese troops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

With Mr. SFecr 10 lead iao Eala3i.ca ic
Georgia and NT John NHi: 20 lead theG 10
Louisiaae, the Gemocrs:s ara il 10 danger O.
loeing cortro! o. tto,atw5 States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

Tho Baltimore Times saya: lin r2i;iicl CIR.
Cameron ia 6 d,m,c-G. CT tho CID school"
Tho strange !bia? tbau. this assertion is shat ncs
single man ths5 wGs cdacStaI 10 ita old scaoGl
refCriet 30 rear rniZ "a liz truth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

Ths deulocTe:; OF ~ Al y,snd hal fouie differ
ones, bat s.nsibT, aHt unlike tEoJo III this
Sta;o and 10 jIcv YORK. soit.ci th2Ia eoo7 &
themselves and ~i!h31trIao,tng 20 tho i!gsris.
blJ d;ss.trou, policy Of calling upon enemies
fDr etsie.erre
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DIED,

II thia city, on January Alb, 1882, CHLOE
ANN VIOLET, in the Ash yesr Of her 40
SET The relatives and friends Of the family Are
respectfully invited to atts1d her fuuorsl, from
tae rssidsnce 81 her N other, No. IS Queen sllsst
Friday. January 9Th, a. 2 D. N,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

A Pitts5lrz eIssj manufacturer PROCESS 10
ersat bulldogs Of glass. notwithstanding ne ma
tesiss the OF 4 caunen back. Ho says
shst he ISL will DO. exceed lhst Of car graf
10 bulldog, sud. win III, material coioreG,
foe tfscs CAD be gOitcu.
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@Ihe sn1usl meeting of the Relief Hook
and Ladder Com psny will be held to-mo,row
(frlday) evening q: 7:3J O'clock for the elec:io,
OF chSefs snd other irnro.!ant business
1t JULIAN A., Moore, Ssc'tv.
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Death of q ScuIptOp

PARIS. Jan. 5.-Ths death is srnouro d #
francois Michel Psc,I, tho Fre5 cb sculptor,
% his C h yesr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

Thousands Of families have had occ.sihn 10
try ito neveS falling qualities Of DR.. Bulls
U9ugh Syrup. and they all usite 10 tue praise
OF this wonderful prescription,
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Two Elem Drowned.

RED VINO. Micp.. Jan. 5.-TwJ Youcg
min, Andrew Guc3orsan aud Fred. Matter,
We're droTu2d wbiis sks.iCg yesterday,
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From Personal Experience.
Q5 HAMpRrTI, ETseFT

NEW ORLEANS. La, March Is. 1881, I
II, ID. WARNER l. Co.; Srs-I know
from personal experience tina. you7 S.is Ke-
my and Liver Cura is good thing 70. ohtonIo
liver difficulty. j. r. McCoNyvJI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

Rev Coo. C. S0':op. late assistant minister
s.. Jalnsb' Church. R;otmood. has accepted
! call 10 trinity church. Greensboro, Ky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-05

Do stopped. Neglec. frequently results in an
!hcurable Lung Disease or Consume
ION. Us Il d w MS Il RON HlAa,
IhyCHEs do no: disorder the stomach like
cough syIups and balssms, but act directly
on Inc Unnamed parts, sllaying irritation.
g,verellet IN Asthma. BrOnchttis, Coughs.
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles vhicS
singers and Public speakers ara sinh.
ISct to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Ifoches nave been recommended by physicians.
ana always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and cons:sat uso for nearl1
an entire generation they have attained we'll.
IN erNeo fsnk among the few staple remedies Of
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TAS NJ ArkeIS.

BAl7lM1Rs, Jan. 5-vireiris Ga old -; Co
oslerfcd -; do consolidated liz; do % se.
res :; rsst due coup =; new 10 4Os &C: bid
!o.osy. cotton sleady; middlipgs Ia. Flour
unchanged, but with lower Tendency What
-Southers stronger; Western easy and inc.
i've; southern red lS7sl4l 60 am Der l42al45 :;
no Nd l44,l45i No 2 Western winter rcd spot
i - jan - .; Feb l42t,l424; Mar 1911.
Western stetdy end moro active; Southern
whit1 1871 do yellow CO; Western mixed spot
" bid; Jan CO .ee3; Feb 6es.6ei; Mar 7li,7li:
steamer % bid. Oats firm with fai. INQUIRY !:
Seu;hetn 1857; Western wh;se 49.6l do mixed
aftIe; fennx 4Ia5O Rye Gull st 10 Eay
unchanged. Ccfso firm; Rio csrznes ordin.ry
TO fair 9,lC3, suys. quiet; a cot GO. Wh;skey
quiet at 81 III
NEW YcsK.J sn 5.-Stockc fairly I'm. Monsy
O. Cotton stsadier; nptancs II l3-l6,i2; Or.
fairly active and tt q } better. Corn quiet and
ashsdo better.
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&AdE-A isrse eupDIy jus. received, which
~ we are ceiling at low nIiso
cec9 +. s. LEADBEATER BRO.
III kW YORK SWBRT CIDER lust received
AZ By [de5] WA JOHNSON g. co.