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The foolish talk OF a vain woman led to the KILL
Ing OF one clergyman by another OF the same
religious faith In Louisiana the other day. The
rash young man who, under the impulse of suspi-
cionS aroused by vague insinuatons OF the lady
he admired, now learns, when the mischief is IRE
parable, that he has stained his hands with hui
man blood, blasted the fame of the young lady he
was to marry, and stigmat.Zcd the holy Calling he
had adopted-that he has made a fool as we'll as
criminal OF himself. The young woman Is as much
responsible for the crime as the man who fired the
fatal shots In conversation with him she implied
The most serious charge that woman could bring
against the principal OF the seminary she had been
attending. She said to her lover, after declaring
that the principal had treated her badly, 81 can't
tell, but you can think any way you wish" He
put the worst possible construction upon her Ian
guage, and, frenzied by the supposed ruin of the
woman who was to have been his wife, he shot
Gown the man accused without giving him mo-
iaent for explanation. Tragedies OF this sort come
SO fast now that the press can do little more than
record them. leaving the reader to deduct the
moral
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The young democrats OF d fillmore claim vic
tory az the primary election In that city yester-
day. on the strength OF tha fact that a majority
OF the delegates named By them were elecJed; but
there Is so.aa ground for the suspicion that the
unsophisticated youth OF the Baltimore democracy
have been shameiuiiy duped by the willy old
bosses IL IS whispered that many OF the dele
gates elected upon the young democrats ticket
are representatives. Of the old machine. These
delegates were imposed ufon the young men as
true retormers, and as such were put upon their
ticket By this ruse the bosses have secured, IL is
suspected, delegate, enough 10 control the COM
Ing convention But If tic young democrats have
been beaten they need rot &c altogether cast
down T1cy have acquired some political expert
ence OF value to them II they propose to continue
In the field. They have learned that every man is
not reformer who presents himself In that guise.
especially Just before an election They have
learned, too, that the ways OF the politician are
devious and past finding out until after the votes
counted
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Notice TO Advertisers.

Advertisers viii confer a favor by sending In
their orders early practicable for tomorrow
doubie-sheet issue, In ortisI 20 insure insertion
and classification. The demand for advertising
space continues to increase THE STAR printed
2.915 pew advertisements for May, being an in
crease OF SD over May In 1892
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w ooDwARD & LorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE,
s2l PENN'A AVE. D STREET. e12.
WASHINGTON. D. G.
CORsETS! CORSETS!l CORSETs!!!
ZEPHYR and NAINsooK CORsETs the best fitting
in the market. in both long and short waists.
Our usual complete line Of French. German and
American CORSETs at low prices.
GRAND CLEARING OUT SALE
of LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES. 8 rows of Inserting,
Hamburg Ruffie around Neck and Sleeves. GRAND
BARGAIN. at
IS CENTS,
Never sold heretofore less than 81 90.
LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES. with Hamburg Rufaes
around Neck aud Sleeves. and 48 tucks down front
only
8711S CENTS.
LADIES' CORDED BAND cHEMIsE. good quality.
SO CENTS.
LADIES' VERY PRETTY CHEM1sR, Hamburg
Rufies around Neck and Sleeves rows Of Inserting
and clusters of tucks each. ony
so CENTS.
VERY HANDSOME SKIRTS. deep Hamburg Rufae.
and cluster of 10 tucks. only
SO CENTS.
THE BEST BARGAIN OF THE SEASON IN
JERSEYS,
is Plated Back with handsome Satin Bow, for
merly sold at S. which We now offer at
$3.50 EACH,
in the following color. Navy Blue Cardinal Hunters
Green. Pale Blue, Crushed Strawberry. Bronze aud
Garnet.
We closed large quantity from the manufacturer
who was in need Of cash. at 33 cent of the price,
The fit and shape of these Jerseys superior to
thing i'll the market.
We are also having grand success with our CREAM
WHITE JERSEYS. at
Beautiful goods. and quite the correct thing.
IN BLACK JERSEYS we offer q magnificent gar
ment made from imported cloth, at
$3.50 AND $500,
Superior to anything offered at those prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Having bought no stock Of WHITE SUITS, early In
the season. we had none to sell ut high prices having
bought from the manufactures who over-stocked
from 80 to 30 per cent discount from their regular
prces we have been enabled to offer such bargains
our customers as have before been in Wash
ington. In consequence we arc having q remarkable
successful sale them We employ competent dress
maker In our work rooms at all times, who will make
any necessary alterations without extra charge.
We offer very stylish WHITE SUIT, with Tucked
Rufae on the Underskrt, and Rufe and Tucks ON the
basque and overskirt, only
$500.
Also. very pretty WHITE SUIT. with Tucked rufae
and wide tucks on the underskirt plated basQ and
rufhe and tucked overskirt
$780,
Wehave very pretty WHITE SUIT Plated under
skirt basque and oyerskirt trimmed with embroidery
ONLY $3.50.
very handsome WHITE SUIT, Rufle Tucks and
Hamburg on the underskirt. plated basque and over
skirt trimmed deliberately with Hamburg.
ONLY $1,000.
Also an elegant assortment from So 90 to s35. co.
ULSTERS.
great variety. 81 upwards
PRINr AND PERCALE WRAPPERS. in various
styles. 81 upward
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE.
WASHINGTON. DO.
921 PENNA. AVE. d STREET, 012.
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II the field Of investigation In the case OF Archi-
tect Hill continues to widen it will not Only run
through the summer, but keep the inye5tigato
employed well into the fall. Nothing very sensa-
uonal has been disclosed SO far, but Mr.. Murch
manages to make 1t rather lively for Architect
HILL
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There are one hundred ana forty candidates for
The Various places to be filled, who will present
their Claims TO the Ohio democratic convention to
meet today This large crop OF aspirants is due
TO the democratic belief that the purity can carry
the State next fan
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-CORNER STORE AND DWELLING:
l. all conveniences; rooms; store doing good
grocery business Suitable for any business No drug
store in the neighborhood Northwest 9th and
streets. je20-3t'
TOR RENT-TWO STORES-822 AND 824 7rH
Il street northwest separately together Possession
at once. Apply TO G. ADAMS. 500 street northwest
myl-8WN
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOR RENT-420 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
4 communicating Rooms. en- suite single. Also,
whole or part OF house and grounds GsihersburH
ma. 5e18-3ts
T. Stable. situated near Thomas Circle. Apply at
fULTON'S LOAN OFFICE, Sl4 9th st. NV. tel4-6t
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ELEcrR1c Bells.
ROYCE & MAREAN,
DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
14o3 Tenn. AVE-. Opp. wiilards Hotel
Tho New Electric Floor Burglar Alarm. Electric
Gas Lighting. Batteries and Insulated Wire.
Estimates furnished je2O.lm.
IA I4ns, Coon BRows SUGAR 81
m DaEA MO touee..
naI Ri C,tsrh
80 De- CJshWoa VII
E n asc Il anu MILK
GEO. A. O'HARE,
leu l2l3 1th street northwest, bet. and N.
l. OF COLUMBIA.
JAS l.. BARBOUR. ADMINISTRATOR v. OWEN LEDDY ct
a.-No. 1913, Equity.
Consolidated with
CATHAE1NE LEDDY v. MICHAEL LEDDY.-Co, 1861
Equity.
These Causes being referred to make distribu-
other parties entitled notice s hereby given
tors OF tina said OWEN LEDDY. and ali others inter
ested In the esste Of the said LEDD5 that viii pro-
G G,G, VITA the said reference on THURSDAY THE
at my office, in the City Hall building at which time
sent thcir cia.ins. ~ f
1e1O- w.St JAS. q. PAYNE. Auditor.
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BAleArss IN Day GooDs.

Largo lot ALL-LINEN LAWNS 10 cts, reduced
from 81
We have jnst placed on counter another 100 loz
all-hnen Ii. ). Handkerchefs for Ladies at is cts
z hey worth q cts. ~
Ladies GaUZE VEST, high snd low nscks splendid
value 25
great job in Misses' HOSE at Is cts. These goods
are fuu regtia. and have been reduced from 62L.
Genuine INDIA Pc GEE SUITS, all silk 81 piece.
This il great ba Rain.
50 doz- aI-hnen HUCK TOWELS. so dog.
j case ia TOILET BED SPREADS. extra large
Eze, reduced to 81. q. They are worth 81 so e
We are Offering special bargains in SILKS and
DRESS GOODS, FINE GRENADINES &c.
Our stock is large aud attractive every
AL we asa il usp ection of stock. we are deter
mined to of goods at prices that will ensure speedy
Sale Reliable QUANTITIES Petite attention and low
prices ruling notsos.
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PLEASE REmEMBEs
TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT
ON ALL SALES ALLOWED By
sEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brotnsr,
FOR THIRTY DAYS. FROM MAY slsr.
CEASES ON JUNE soTH.
THOSE WHO HAVE NOT so FAR AvAILED
EMsELvEs OF THIS OPPORTUNITY OF saw.
ING TEN PER CENT SHOULD DO SO BEFORE
JULY 1ST. AS THE DISCOUNT APPLIES TO THE
WHOLE STOCK. WHICH Is NEW. LARGE, AND
CONTAINS ONLY DRY GOODS OF THE BEST
CLASS.
sE- ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
FROM WHICH TEN PER CENT WILL BE DE-
QUOTED.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1S4n. ie2O
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A. SAKS d CO.,
LEADING ONE PRICE CLOTHIERs,
je2o SIG AND 3Is SEVENTH STREET,

CLOSING OUT.
am determined 10 close out all this Seasons SUITS,
i'll tact all
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN,s GARMENTS.
Ihave reduced the prices considerable, and some
BIG BARGAINS
In Ladies' Spring and Summer Suits will be Sold
Ladies' Linen Busters, also in Mohair at sacrificing
prices.
BATHING SUITS FOR LADIES.
IS '' " GENTS
&c 80 BOYS and GIRLS.
BATHING SHOES AND CAPS
have thelarges assortment and prices az low "a tey
can be sold for.
BATHING SUITS WHOLESALE.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
have, from to-day. REDUCED all Colored Straw
Hats-amost giving away. Great Bargains In this De-
partment. See our 81. % Handsome Cream Plumes
worth $3.50
E +: {. i $Hi n !:
!e2O 416 7rH STREET.
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OsLr A Few WonDs.

We imported this about two hundred ana fifty
yards of wiiOES' ENGLISH DUCKING FOR VESTS
in neat stripe and check effects. They are the best
DUCKS MADE IN THE WORLD and there is not
Vest in the lot that is worth less than g.. Some are
worth Ave- but there great many people who do not
want to pay that much for Vest and we find them
moving slowly. We not going to carry them over
till next season. and JUST WHEN YOU WANT them
going to give You the choice Of the lot at
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
OF course we need not call your attention to the Eng
ish Nuns Cloth and Serge Coats are selling at 50
EACH Pants Of the goods at s. pair and Vests to
match at 81 each. in facta SIP suit ST. You may
want TO know why we sell them so low. Well. we will
tell you. The Coats cut tribe longer than the pre-
sent style. and the Pants are just little large in the
leg.
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NOR SALE--SMALL PLACE OF FOUR ACRES
sirabie for summer residence Would suit H
physician hrst Ass gardener. Fish oysters and
nue. northwest. 3el9 6fs
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COOL AND PLEASANT FABRICS FOR
" SUMNER WEAR.
T r e d q ED PRICES
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS ALL PURE LINEN. AT
10. 20 AND Csc. -
37H. 40. Is AND Soc. THE LARGEsT AND
BEST STOCK THIS SIDE OF NEW York.
STYLES AT 25c.
ORGANDIE LAWNS AND MERv. LAWNS RE.
DuCED TO 26c., FORMER PRICE SOC
BROCADE SILKS, 75c.
SURAH SILKS, ALL SHADES, 81.
LARGE STICK OF WHITE EMh ROBES WHITE
P0NGEE ROBES. SATTEEN ROBES. BLACK
p, PRICES; CHOICE GRENADINES.
LARGE AND SPECIAL OFFERING OF GUINETS
BLACK SILKS AT PRICES THAT WILL EN-.
SURF SPEEDY SALES. WE CALL GPECIAI
eA,TTENTIoN re DUB NUMBERs, AT s.. N.25.
rs BE The BEsr" GOODS 4f EVER 10Th TfHbEs ~
THIS CITY FOR THE PRICES.
CHOICE q l GO0DS HAVE BEEN REDUCED FROM Is
". NJ sHUsTER SONS. 9ls PENNSYLVANIA Ave-.
N.B.-THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST. iel6
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PERSONAL.

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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE of MAILS,

New 0RLEANs-Daily. Arrives at
800 P. NJ, by train, departs at 5:35 A.
H., by train.
EATcHITocHEs AND SHREVEPORT.
Daily. Arrives at 6 P. NJ, by stage;
departs at 9 A. NJ, by stage.
WAsHINGTON-Yia Bismarck, Babbs
Bridge, ETC., Semi 'oeekly. Arrives on
Tuesdays and Saturdays at l A. NJ,
departs Mondays and Fridays at !
p. M.
LEEsvILLE-Semi-reekly. Due every
Monday and Thursday at 8 O'Clock
2. NJ, departs every Tuesday and
Friday at Z o'clock A. M.
HARRIsoNBURG SENT areekly. Due ev-
cry Monday and Thursday at 6
o'clock NJ, departs every Monday
and Thursday at o'clock P. NJ.
WINNFIELD-W Weekly. Due every Tues
day at IL o'clock NJ, departs every
Tuesday at o'clock p. NJ.
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ROAD LAws.-The following is an
extract from a recent decision of the
supreme court:
"A careful reading Of the various
sections Of the revised statutes of
1870, on the subject of roads, salts
fies our mind that the effect of al
that Legislation is to relegats to the
police juries the full and exclusive
power to establish such system Of
road laws as to them may appear nee.
cessary or more convenient, aud that
the object Of section 1878 was to
specially regulate the powers Of such
Of tho police juries a. would adopt
the labor system, and to give them
ample power to enforce their system
BY fines.
"Such was the conclusion reached
BY our immediate predecessors who
held that section 1854 Of the revised
statutes, Incorporating the provis
ions Of Legislation Of 1858, under
which police juriss were clothed
with plenary power in the prenises,
was the law Of the state regulatin z
the subject matter of public roads,
30 An. 1902: St. Martin W. Della
houssaye.
"In the case of ST. Landry vs..
Stout, 80 An: 1878, the present cour,
recognized the power OF police juries
to enact and enforce ordinances
touching the manner of making aud
repairing public roads.
1--WE are, therefore, clear in on,
conclusion that under the laws Of the
state Of Louisiana, police juries are
clothed with full plenary and exclu
sive power to regulate by ordinance
the manner Of making and repairing
public roads in their respective par
ishes: and that the ordinance OF the
police jury Of the parish of Terre
bonnie, on this subject, are legal and
binding.
~ Ihe argument that the police
Jury having exhausted its taxing
power, the constitutional Limitation
is inhibited from imposing tho addi-
tional burden of road repairing, |.
evidently not serious, and 10 refutsd
by a mere statement of proposition
"The Taxing power of Q muaici
pal corporation is ~ distinct from it'
power to regulate the manner o.
making and repairing public roads
and to enforce it's ordinances by An'
and Imprisonment, as it is distinc
from the power Of such corporation
to enforce any police regulations. A
fine for dereliction Of duty 10 no
more tax than an imprisonment FOL
the violation Of a police regulation.
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TAX SALE.
City of Alexandria, La, VS.. Delin-
quent Tax Debtors.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORI-
ID ty vested in NE by the Constitu-
ton and laws of the State of Louisiana
and Ordinances Of the City of Alexan-
dria, La, will sell at The Mayors Of
fee in which the MAYORS Court is
ileld, within the legal hours for judi
ci,'l sales, beginning at ii O'Clock A.
NJ Oil
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The Governor of Missouri hal

The Governor OF Missouri has
declined to deliver Frank James up
on requisition from the Governor Of
Minnesota, TO answer charge Of
OF murder in connection with the
Mortified Bank robbery. Gov.
Crittenden states that he cannot de-
liver the prisoner to any other until
the disposal of the indictments pend
ing in Missouri.
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r A. Z In O A D 8
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This 10 St. Valentines day.

--CoTToN is scsrce--so 10 money.
VALENTINES! Valentines! At T.
III. Biossat's.
Two Constsbles!-just think of
1t and shudder.
The boys were out playing base
ball on Sunday.
IT. M. Biossat has the finest and
fanciest Valentines.
NEW canned goods, all sorts and
kinds, ct Mirss Essentials.
The Paclfios At their last meet
ing got 10 two new mem ers.
--HUsTMYkE, the Cotton King, has
q new and novel hitching rack.
We expect 10 be Installed in our
new Office by the arst Of March.
--EvERYBoDY home again, and OF
course they enjoyed themselves.
NEARLY all of our space is TAX
on up with the Council doings.
--THE fuest Valentines in Town
are to he found at L. NJ. Biosss.'s
The Police Jury are in session
attending TO the affairs a the Parish
TO NIGHT there is u meeting a,
the Town Hail of the Fire depart
"' @wr now SIX for sAios .pforc.
msnt OF the "move on" Ordinance
Mr.. Mayor.
WE will hear from the Lottery
This evening. The drawing tool
place yesterday.
-TaE Mayors salary has beer
Increased from thirty to fifty dollars
Pray, tell us whys
-FtrrY seven barr els Of planting
potatoes, Of every variety and kind
as Mires RosenthsPs.
Ma. Simon Cullen Of the 6ra
OF Cuilea Rogers arrived hone
from Cane River yesterday.
The State Contra! Express die
not make it's appearance on Sstur
day: it was issued yesterday.
CARY. Jno. Routh Williams, o
Shreveport, and Mr.. B. H. Keyser
of Baton Rouge, are in Town.
--RoBr. p. Hunter and j. G. Ryan
lawyers here are in attendance on tht
Supreme Court at New Orleans.
"A peraanens restoration OF ex
baus,sd and uorn-out III .ctlons tol
low the use Of Browns Irou Bitters
On, but didn't our town author
tiles, all around, have boss old tim
Oft last Tuesday night at the lrV
ing House.
-Ir has been very profoundly oh
served that-that-"an ice factor.
could he made to pay largely i
Alexandria"
-MIREs Rosenthal has on han
large stock of Head Cheese, Crate
Pine Apple, Dunbsr's Okrs, Crate
Horse Radish, Creole Mustard, etc
--FoR RENT.--A small dwellin
house 10 the central portion G
Town. Has all the necessary famil
convsniences--Apply to M. Bloom
Bur one real estate transfer re
corded in tho Clerks Office this wee
John Osborn to Robert Strothsl
III acres land near Pine Island
-DuR1Na the Lenten season Their
will be services at the Catholic ant
Episcopal churches, on Wsdnesda.
and Friday evenings at 7 O'Clock
-MR. WIN. Rexsr has lately fin
ished the two new residences nea
the Texas and Pacific Depot. The.
have been purchased by Mr.. Arm
strong.
The amount of money, in sala
ries alone, to be paid out this yea
by the City Council, will be $a255
Put this 10 your pipe and smoke il
Mr.. Taxpayer.
-THs City Council have create
new ofics-that of City Attorney
with a salary of 500 per annuul
Mr.. Jno. C. Ryan has been electe
to that position.
SEE notice Of DR.. G. 7. RatclifIe
in another column, offering for sal
an AL horse. Parties DESTROYS O
purchasing good animal have MOI
AZ opportunity.
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D1ED.-At Pineville, La, on Satur-
day, February 10th, 1888. ALBERT
LEWIS, infant son of j. E. David, and
Marie Poussin David, aged seven
months.
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SATURDAY, the 18th day OF MARCH
A. d. 1898


and continuing on each succeeding day
until sales are completed, all immOva-
bic properly gu which taxes are due &c
the City Of Alexandria, La, to enforce
collection Of taxes assessed in the veal
1882, together with int, est thereon
FROM the Dist day Of December, 1882
a. the raLe OF one per cent. per montl
until paid, together with all costs:-
Awoler, Louisa, Part Of Lot 8 in
Square 40, Alexandria, Uoun-
ded by St. James aud Seventh
streets and property 0; Lie.
gras, assessment $500. ....... so on
Aerlker, Joseph, Lot and i'm.
provemeDts in upper suburbs
Alexandria, assessment $500. 4 OK
Bowman, RI. One-hal. interest
10 part of Lot 3 10 Square 4,
bounded by property Ut RO-
gers aod Albert, and fronting
o. Washington street, assess-
ment $3.50 ...........,...... 2 81
CaruAl, Mary, Part OF Lot i, and
improvements iu Square IA,
uppe, suburbs of Alexandria,
bounded 10y Jack SOU aud Third
sltee.s aud properly Of Nc
Ginuis, assessment. $500. $50. 5 On
Clemeurs, john, Part OF Lot 3
III Sonar. IL, Alexaudiia, cor
uc OF Third and Johnston
ST. eets, ana bounded by prop
ely OF 2. O'Shee, assessment
800. Part # Lot 3 in Square
%, Alexaldria, corner OF Lee
and Fourth streets, aud toun-
ded by property OF The Me-
thodisu Church, assessment
$500. Part of Lot 2 in Square
"A. Alexandria, bounded by
TL;rd aud Fourth streets and
/ property of Mapning and
Smith, assessment $6OO0O.-
Square No. rs, in Alexandria,
assessment $500. Total as
sessment $1,000. ............ 81 0
CokeIy, Thompson, Lots ], 2
and 3, in Square Is, Alcxand-
Tia, bouuden by Sixth, Sew
enth and Lee streets and pro-
perty of Boxer, assessment
$780, --.---.---......... 6 0
Dulaney, Rebecca and others,
Pat of Lots | and 4, Square
II, Alexandria, bounded by
Fou,.h aud Fifth streets and
property Of Msrye and Dula-
ney, assessment $3.50. ....... J S
DulaDey, NJ. L., Part OF Lot /,
Square II, upper suburbs Of
Alexandria, bounded by Sec-
ond and Madison streets and
property of We'll, assessment
$500. ......-.-.........---. 3 0
Forbes, A. c, Lot l, square No.
as, Alexandria, bounded by
Drown, Murray, Sixth and
Seventh streets, assessment,
$780, s q
III. j. Fritz, House and lot adj
Joining upper suburbs Alex
andria, assessment $780,. -. S Q
Mary Clay, Square No. 73 and
improvements in Alexandria,
bounded by Ninth and Tenth
and VIM streets, assessment
$780,. ...........':. Y
Glatt, -, One-balf square in
upper suburbs of Alexandria,
assessment $780,. 5 G
Holt, C. j. Lot No. 4, Square
No. 90, in Alexandria, boun-
ded by Fourth and Murray
streets, property of Radcliffe
aud Madison street, assess
ment 5000 ............... sc
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TEACHERS x!sE!gse2 =: ::
Sn1-- ]. c. McCURDY q CO.. st. Louis. no.

ESTRAY.
TAKEN UP BY THOS. w. SEAL
/ and strayed before mo the under
signed Justice of the Peace, ONE
WHITE MARE, with glass eyes, nine
years old, thirteen hands high, brand
ed thus: H-H. Appraised by J. Gill
and ]. T. McWr;ght to be worth fifteen
dollars in cash. The owner 10 notified
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges aud take the same away, or
the same will be sold according to law.
,THOS. J. GILL,
Feb. IA, 1883. Justice Peace.
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NEW THIS DAY.
LAnDRETh'S
ONIONS
NEW THIS DAY.
EXTRA EARLY BLOOMS.
DALE PEARL
ONION.

The most remarkable Onion
ever introduced. Earliest of
all, pearly white, translucent
and waxy, growing with the
rapidity Of a Radish. Form
flat. Flavor 80 mild that it
can be eaten like an apple
Keeping qualities good. Last
October we distributed many
samples, and later sold many
bushels, from all Of which we
have the most favorable re-
port.
FOB SALE AT THE
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-02-14

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tines ct +. NJ. Biossat's.