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The New York herald., 1870-09-14

The Police Board yesterday held a session, trans
ferred sergeants Robbins, of Nineteenth, to First;
Doyle, OF Twenty-eighth, to seventh, and Sminck.
or the seventh, TO Twenty eighth precinct. EX-
Republican club, and now vice president OF one OF
the M. L. Brennan clubs was promoted 10 rounds
man at the Central ONCE. EX-roundsman Mack
was lined ave days pay for sleep ng on an apple
stand corner oil Houston street ana the Bowery.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

The American Institute fair is now really worthy
of visit. The machinery IL all in motion,
and the arrangements for the display OF all the
good specimens and curiOsities have been fully and
satisfactorily completed. There Is a superb coec. /.
tion OF photography, and the agricultural and floral
departments are especially nne The attendance
yesterday was large and the music Is excellent
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

Tne Department OF Public Parks announce that il
the weather be fine there will be music by the Gen.
tra Park Band In Washington square this afternoon
from hali.past four to hall past six O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

The remains OF the unknown man found dead /
the greenhouse OF r. NJ. Shaw, on Broadway, nea
1l2th street. have not yet been identified. thoup
Morgue. "
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

On the morning OF the 10th officers OF the Fifth
precinct police discovered secreted in the yard Of
Adam Kramer, No. 1o7 Broadway, large number
OF Dolts OF cloth, OF tho value OF 81, ,700 which 10
subsequently appeared had been stolen by burglars
who pried open the shutters Of HUH Steights dry
goods house, Il and % White street. The property
was restored to the owners
The New York herald., 1870-09-14

Solomon Brown, deformed, hiueous looking col.
ored boy, about seventeen years OF age, was locked
uD yesterday morning by Justice Cox, upon COM
plant OF Emma King, OF 100 West Twenty fifth street.
proprietress Of a "fefnae boarding house. charged
with beating her little daughter, aged two years,
over the head and body with q large glass bottle,
njurng here so severely that she Is at present
fined to her bed. The negro, upon being arraigned
at court, stated that his employer, Miss Jennie
Bennett the proprletress OF a rival house n the
same street, ordered hIm to do It,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Life Sustaining Principle.

The vital and the muscular 50 lens sre entirely
distinct from each Other. man may have
the Drawn of Horculc:, but if he is deficient
IN vital energy he will not we,r as we'll, or lsst
as long or be ne healthy and happy while no
does last, r. the man Of ordinary or oven sIend-
er build, who possesses larger share CT this
anlmatlng PRINCIPLE One III the greatest rec
Oiiin ends! iuHs Il ti:t i.iirr t"x":. iEvis.;r-
mt, iiust:tlcrs Stvmu:l. t,Lcr:, Ii::t il IL
crosses the vita! force ii ths system No med
ic! ~ can double tho volume ni Ii rcan muscIr
Or thickcn and vulrari2, MS Lhc"'s H:id shows
but Hostetters Hit:ars has VII effect much more
important. It's u.s. promotes constitutional
vigor. 1t rcinorcns the lile-power. Of which
bone and sinew and muscle src merely the in
struments, holding the same relation 10 it that
machinery docs to steam. Let tho slight and
apparently fragile take heart, they may Eavo
more stamina, though far less physical strength,
than the broad shoulded athletes they regard
with envy. 70 restore, Ia sustain, to increase
this staminal principle which. when in full sup
ply, is the source Of health and the best guar
antec Of longevity, is - special property OF tho
famous restorative. II is not only II specific
for dyspepsis, bilouaness, intermittent tcvcrs,
constipation &C., ami a preventive of oil cl.
seases Of a malasious character, but the best Of
all medicines for streng hening tho constitution
and awakening the powers Of nature from what.
ever cause they may have become lotharg;c.
auo 1-nn1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04

LOCAL BREylTIEs. Gentlemen from tue
acishborhood OF Salem represent tue ca'u.
disease to be prevailing 10 al alarming extern
in that MI hboshood.
Thc Rev. Mr. Bishop, pastor OF The nc"
German Lutheran Church in this city, has ar
r;vrd here. and will assume charge OF Ills con-
rrcsaiion on Sunday next.
large coal schooner, light, bound up, got
aground On the flats below Joncs's Point Iast
nivht. and is still hard aud fast.
Two loaded b.ies arrived up this morning
but west CD by to Georgetown.
Mrs. Samuc! jefferson died very suddenly
last night at her lesdehcc Oh Glbbon street,
near Fairfax.
Fine rock and perch are now caught IN abunu-
ancc Just below Gymont.
MANY persons arc al sent from the city, visit
ing the various watering places.
The August term OF the Corporation Court
will comm Ct, &c on Monday next.
twas the porter OF Mr.. VIM. Recker vino
was arrested y, sscrday on The charge Of steal
irg brid!p, tut discharged, and not tic Porter
Of Nr. +. Rocker as stated In yesterday S "a
2ettc.
Another ATTEMPT will Ec made to nlGht t to
organize a meeting OF the Third Nara maui
ais.
Among the ce,ks recently appointed. 10 q tne
Census Bureau is CO.. ID. +. Du:apy' u fA'
Lax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04

HE LONG BRIDGE 1t is understood that
the plan Tor I bridge across the Potomac, in
place OF what is DOW kGo"a as the Long Bridge,
#hlch viii DC built BY the Pennsylvania tct.-
'Eai Rsiir0ad Company, will De one OF the finest
structures III the Country. Glrrlages WAGONS
And foot pas :ugcls vii! pass u1!cfneath the
railroad track which must 3e 1t Il consider
able elevation 70 avoid The steep grade no i"
'ouud nn the Washington sid, a!oug Maryland
Avenue. In! present cAus4WAv Is IL b. re
removed, which wi; nos only leave the ch.nnc!
unltipc!, d, bal will ralSe the deposits nov
existing lis. above IL to b. washed awI:, the
pre-enI rrlAclpli c2us. vi the III .iara which
s.i;!tS unnn macy portions ct Washinstou city,
,',:.>in4 aqua aud iev,r. rh' LING Bldg, iOr
tn !r! ali e! which Congress was asked an ap
r5"p!!atiuH ui $4,000, has been put in cJH
p'a;c order fnr travel by the Pa. Central railroad
Company a: an expense d less than 81, 500-a
s2}l commentary upon the difference OF cost
s7Ion rIoa,y l.; - come uu I'll private pocket
Instead Ut [ Gee Sam $ The repairs W.rc com
l,,ctad under the suaervi3oC vt II. *. Brad
law OF this city. All tther railroad compan
ie- ere to have til4 use Of tie bridge desired,
dpon paving oqu'tab!a rates 10 the Ptnhs5iva
az. Central.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04
LOCAL NEWS.

PoroMAc FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION -
This association held a meeting in Washington
Yesterday. Four varieties OF peaches were pre-
scented, basket of kittenning blackberrics and
three varieties Of apples a schedule OF prizes
Tor the proposed exhibition in September, and
rules for the same, were presented. hlessrs.
John IIocIcgar, James Watt, and John W.
Trook were elected members. John Is. Ola
gett presented four varieties OF pears four OF
apples and TWO OF hlackberrlcs. I. GllIine-
ham presented ten varieties OF apples, two OF
peaches ard three Of pears. II. Taylor present
I'd a specimen Of bromophy;c fertilizer (pou-
,lrette, and addressed the meeting in reference
10 the article, stating that in Norfolk the night
in Washington it had been no less nuisance,
but it could be made mine OF wealth. Mr..
Curtis spoke briefly OF the want OF phospha.eS,
which in some parts Of the country has result
cd 10 animals being deficient in limb, endorsing
Alr. Tayior's views. aud speaking OF the i'm
portccce OF those who cultivate the land pay
lag attention 10 phosphates MeS>rs. King,
N.age;t, Muusou, Giilingham ADD Rowland
were appointed to examine the specimens 81
irult. Mr.. Barnabas Bryan read an essay on
the cultivation and best varieties u the straw
berry. The subject ct annual fair IN Septcm
Ter was taken up aud inlefaitc!y postponed.
Mr. Hing suggested that more attention be
paid to vito aud fruits, anu that samples be
brought to the meeting; whe,eupon Mr.. Ami
don Inquired il ;ho pcr>mmon could not be
grated Oh our tame fruits, and was answered
that lie experiment had been tiled, but thus
far bad only mat with partial success. The la
bes were we'll flied with many fine fruits.
The genera opinion Of the peach this year was
that u waS behind tie average yield ia quality
II lrDS:
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Police REpoRT-So many complaints have
81 Into hoar, rnadn IL iLn Ian-n.l i.1nS Nm.

Police REpoRT-So many complaints have
of late been made or the derrc1ati"ns cDul.
mitted by the goats and geese, i;at H. ro
lice have been instructed to cath All rrtai",
until ransomcd, all animals Il! ;EuS' slccirs
found at large within the corporation ilmi's
The ransom Tor goat will be s..
A woman who iolowch Ter hu,bni.d /,
Vinegar Hill, last nigh:, "a nvuc' f,'m 80
return home, falling to succeed in her { Hort,
was attacked with fits, but the GystaLd>rs
being unable 10 procure 4 Strctchcr from the
police, upon which to carry her home, :hr
got up snj walked there uuaiicI - accompanied,
however, ty her husband who !lal Teen brought
to terms.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. W !, Mitchell,
for forging end obtaining money under false
pretenceS, was, 10 default Ct bail, committed
to Jail for further examination.
George Davis and Lydia Curtis, cuiorcd, ar
rested in tho 4th Ward for disoIleriy conduc:,
were discharged with rcprimar,i
Louisa Boston. co!orel, Tor disordrry COL
duct at Newtown, was fined and discharged.
Fred. Hill, co!ored apprentice, Tor run,
ming eff from his mistress, Yves discharged
upou the promise Of future good behavior
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04
VAN ATsHURGEi 1. CO.'S

Ths only full and complete Menagere wurthy
OF the name in the United States.
TIE GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION OF
TIE AGE
Its interest undivided. Its influence unal-
Logged by anything incompatible with IFS
WE'LL ESTABL1SHED CHARACTER.
Relying solely upon its merits as vast
BIOLOGICAL EXHIBITION
for success, and appealing to tho patronage Of
Nh inteligen! community, it offers
NO CIRCUS PERFORMANCES
Within its comprehensive catalogue OF
WILD BEASTS, BIRDS AND REPTILES,
comprising nearly
FIVE HUNDRED SPECIMENS
Of the most rare and curious species known to
Nsturalsts, arc many which have before,
NEVER BEEN EXHIBITED ON THE
CONTINENT.
Among these interesting specialitics, which can
BIO seen no where else save in the
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE,
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Shooting .AfTray-EsiOs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 1 Last nigh,
James ". Bsccn, entered the office occupied
by ". y. SanGik, and attempted to shoot him
Santii!i dre,S pi>to! anil fired three shots, one
takiuc effect Ia ;ha lead ani one in the body
Of E'rccG.
III ali probability lie will die. The cause Of
the attcu,r: is uakrown as ncccn was stranger
to Sani;k
y special dispatch to the Courier Journa
says: \ riot occurred at llarrodsburg, MGR.
CIR colh;y, nn Monday evening, iii which one
white ,nau vas killed and several wounded
Three or iunr blacks were killed, and fifteen or
t;u.ni.. irInn,iCl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04

EXCHANGES OF REAL ESTATE in Alexandria
city and county for the month of July, report
cd by Green and Wise, Real Estate agents !:
\ tract OF land in Alexandria county, contain
ing acres, for 5000 tract OF land in Alex,
andria county, containing ) acres, > rocdS anu
10 poles, for 1896 %; tract OF land 10 Alex
andria and Fairfax counties, containing l2'
acres, and IS acres in Fairfax, Tor $1,000:
house and lot On the west side Of Royal street,
uorth OF Wilkes, for $3.50; bIic:; house and lot
on Fairfax, between Prime. and Duke, Tor
81 600; house and lot west side OF Fairfax
street, south Of Prince, for $50; lot on the
west side of Fairfax, south Ct Princess 500 !;
house and lot north side Of King street, west
OF Payne, for 81, 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04
ISIARI.ES WHlTrLESEl,
q. $. COMMISSIUN FIR,
ATTORNEY AND COU NSF'i.l.uh ~



BANKRUPTCY.
Congress having Just amended tho Bankrupt
law So that nearly all parties can be discharged
rom their debts unobstructcG by Che fifty per
cent clause 50. called, another opportunity or
iers to secure tho benefits Of this most effective
and permanent !noasurc vi relief. The above
named will make bankrupt business specially;
will procure discharges on the most moderate
terms, and transact all business IN that line hi
prices which cannot fail TO be satisfactory. BE-
ing u S. Commissioner, he will end oaver to
visit the different counties on court days ma
thus save parties tho trouble and expense OF
scversl trips to Alexandria in beginning and
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
be obtained here before Register Hill prompt
~ az in Richmond or elsewhere, and :. much
loss oxponse to parties tnsy DO added l nat
the Bankrupt act, in connection with the
Homestead exemption, which it is now beloved
will be secured to the bankrupt under tho bans,
rupL law. is the only real relief now chsrcd t.
parli - struggling in the hopeless bondago ri
old t!nbt=. Address personally Or by letter ii;
No. Il south Royal street, AlexandTia. Ijyl6 Iy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04

tho most beautiful and graceful creature that
rosms the plains Of Africa. ard the only one
ever captured alive Ghis remarkable anlm"
weigh: two thousand pounds.
TIE curious and wonderful
uARTE.BESTE,
50 often spoken Of by Dr. Livingstone, the only
one ever taken alive.
Tho curious and elegant
CAHEMBIAN BLESS BOOK,
from Central Africa. The only one evcr brought
10 the United States
Tho rare snd cXqusittly formed
CAFFkARlAN 1MPOON.
The soIo specimen ever brought from lis native
plains, in Iarthercst explored aoctions Of into
ricr Africa.
The anomalous and unique
AFRICAN SPRING BOOK,
tho orly ono ever exhibited in America or Eu-
rGrc.
TEE ONLY WHITE ZEBRA EVE SEEN.
Tho strangely formed and beautiful
WHITE TARTARY YAK,
the only ono ever brought to America.
The remarkable and rarely seen
BARBARY OUADAD,
one Of tho most graceful and interesting of
quadrupeds The only one ever captured.
The only herd of genuine Hindostar
SACRED CATTLE
IN the United States
4 specimen of our native
ROCKY MOUNTAIN Moose,
iii? only ono ever exhibited.
The wonderful and curious aErhib'ous an
omoly, tho ). A.
uIPPOp0ThMUS,
or Liver Horse. The only ono alive in the
United States.
In addition to these and many other special.
ties the collection contains vast number OF
other animals too numerous for even mention
here, and for which we rele: the reader to our
small bills md descriptive sheets. The ap-
pointment- and outfit OF the
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04
stock Over Issue in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 4--'rhcre were rumors
yesterday OF all over issue CT the stock of the
North Western Virginia railroad, commonly
known a. The parkcrsburg branch OF the
b. Il .. K. r. LEASED and worked by the latter
company. The ovrr issue is stated in the
morning papers IL the amount OF 100000,
made by tic secretary OF the company, John l..
Crawford, who has resigned his office. The
amount at which the over issue is fixed is q
surpcsiti1n merely, as no statement has been
made by Craw lord and the directors Of the road
have nOt concluded their examination. The
over :Suc is all hynothccatcd in Baltimore at
about $I5 on The share, the par value # which
is $50. Mr.. Crawford, the secretary oil the com.
nany, Was !"r many years conf icntial clerk in
the hanAing lurs. "i Alexander Brown l. Sons.
Ex-senator Van Wrinkle of ". Va, President
ni Tie crmpany, il is stated. entrusted the :,
r!.;nry with h!atk certificates ui stock bearing
IL I,..f
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WILL BE SOLD, at public auction. on SA
w TURDAY, tho Both day of July, lsio. 1t!
u IN in front uftho Mayors office AloXnn,
drja, Virginia. tho following REAL ESTATE
Situated in tho city OF Aicxandria, Va, VIZ -
LOT No. I-Situated on the north side o!
Jefferson street, ~ icos cast Of FAN fax st.. a.
deem With BRICK TENEMENT thereon.
LOT No. 2-Adjoining lot No. on tho west;
fronting on jefferson street 70 feet inches, and
100 feet deep, TO IN alley 3feet inches WIDE
LOT No "A joining lot No. on the west,
fronting on Jefferson street 20 feet inches; an
100 feet deep to An alley 3 feet inches wide.
TERMS-Oneth third 10 be paid in cash, aid
the residue in i, II and IS months; the notes OF
the purchaser to DO taken for tho deferred pay
ments, bearing interest iro2l tho day OF sale;
and the title to be retained until the entire pUT
chase money is paid. ,r,
10 2-eots WELLS a. HAM Eh.
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DRowNED. -Ausie II. Palmer, aged seven
wears aid eight months, son of Captain John
Palmer OF this city, accidenuy Tell overheard
from his fathers vessel az Georgetown, about
half past two o'clock yesterday evening, and
WIS drowned. His body was recovered soon
afterwards, and was buried from the residence
Il! his father, lower cud Of Duke street, at
t clock this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04

RIVER Resorts. The WASHINGTON corIcS
i,nndent OF The Richmond Journal says the
Potomac is heaIth'sivcr. and the liver god
lis many devntecs The principal shrines arc
~ Marshall Hall. just opposite the Whi'e
House, Glvmont Pney Point, and Blackstone $
island. Never have there been more ezcur-
sions, aud the "cxcurSlsts' are always the
most happy, dancY, chatty, companionable
people alive We have uirs every day
in The week Sunday trips, afternoon trips,
uiiht tlins-varied euuugh tn snit every caprice
and cvery pocket. The "Wawassct,' the
City of Alexandria" and t!e City Ct Wash.
!nrton' are splendid boats, and their mana
gers, their President Is. s. lloHisoa), SO vel!
Known in Richmond, and Captain Getney,
saow precisely how to cater to the public IN the
steamboat line. Mr.. llowison, sometime ago,
iaaugurated afternoon trips for infants and
small children, ct 4 nominal rate. For this lie
has proven himself public bcneiactnr. Hun
.irets Of little children, whose pareoIs are no
abe to send them to the sea shore or the
mountains, are thus enabled to get the pure
air" and thus many sumner ailments arc
warded eff or rcmedied The Indy OF the
Lake" too, is magnificent boat AMI her OWE
rrs are pushing things
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04

ara on y scale of Unparalleled extent and c.e-
unncc which has never before Dtca attempted
while the ma:nii cent ErhtHltors pageant - De-
;onl conception, brilliant AMI magnificent
Such q stree. li-pl.y 81 lrrldescent s2!cAi'Pr
bss never before Erci! seen, and has tc' j r
;,cLcI IT y cost Of nearly half q million o. dol
lnrs Among ;hr noticeable features 81 Inns
;:yv.l street parade, Will De found lie ffcat
nulif.rou: Chariot -! 'nctolus, with IS tcH'i -
zen Noim.ndy horses, the most i'"ssiVo VENT
lilur construction ever drawn or "Hr HDvn,
iniuing kUpP's GREAT GOLDhN OPEt.A
BAND. Herds oc Elephan:6, Games, ZONES
ji,i,as ard other ,"l animals, followed by the
u,c., Golden Cnari"; OF CiCupatra, on tue broad
Iii: Of which, in full view OF the public, +" large
LIVING LION viii he carried, tree uncaGcd
,nd n; tcrnd md under no restraint, save the
ever v!:inn. eye of his keeper and tanner,
through tho pun.:a st-"Lt:. Succeeding IN 5
vii clIi;c ihc .Jag >--.y &C DeHs Cnge=, Air.
,!c@. Vans, Chario.s and Cars, forming p Gn%
ling and brilliant train ncarly y mile in eXtcn..
I..c:r vehicles ar0 urnsmen;ci Oh the Panels
ON each de and l.. either end with magnificent
rair!in-$ These picture: arc more thnn three
hundred in number. This gorgeous ont door
spectacle "l take rlac" 1T III ," N. N)"'s
open III ! Mnd y IL
The RIM! PERFORMANCES arc Of " Va,
ricd highly amusing, Instructive ard entertain
inv character The VIII Introduce lEc tcT!li-
jr,t .Ed blood. stirring !ca's OF the
GREAT LIOH KING,
=, ,ln ien with four young Lions md other te-
rn,;,us wild brusts, III addition 10 the perform
anccs Of The TRIAL Ed AN Ais suth rs
r,jn; hants, Cume!s. Horses, Comic Mules, Act
inc Dog: anl Monkeys, Pony Races, &c.
Admission! 80 aI............. ............oO cents
Children under nino years Genus
Exhibition on Washington street, opposhe
tbs Cotton Factory, on
THURSDAY, August llth.
Will exhibit at Fairfax G. b. on August IT,
il 30-d30, A2,46,9 l0&twl.o
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tine OF Steamers-Epain, I".
LONDON, Au-. 4-h l.uii,. - III" tHc,rH 81
the Bank If En- 'a.,i Lave JUS ANA un'"d d
still iur!,, :iy>r,rt IT, tir rate III d'ScJumt 81
one r.r c,'Ii i:!r :al:.ilnnm rate H. BOW Fix
rcl cent.
PEsrll, Au.. i - The Dist oi Hungary y,s
tcrday cmpharcally declared in favor OF Aus
TRAN neutrality in the Franco-Plussian war:
BERLIN, Aug +--T!c officers OF the Union
club Of this ci;y have accepted Q large wager
offered by Mr. Thomas, of Paris, that the
Frcuch will be in B,.rin pn the 18Th OF August.
A PrusSian reserve Of 100. 900 men Is ell
camptd in lrort OF Berlin. Forage is scarce
10 the Rhine provinces, and the Prussian
horses are suffering severely.
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 4-The Danish gov
crLment still struggles hard TO preserve neu
traty, but tho popular excitement Is lneuse,
aud perhaps upg0rcrnahle.
The sympathy Tor France among all class
Is is very marked.
PARIS, August The heights taken by
the French ct Saarbiuck form key to the
railway approaches to Trevcs Hence the i'm
pCltGncc oi the conquest.
ANTWERP, August 4 - Proposals for a new
weekly steamer seIvlc. between Antwerp and
New York, 10 take the place CT that recent
y prepared by the North German Lloyd and
Hamburg American company, but Withdrawn
on account Of the war, have been opened to
bidders. The Belgian gogcrnmcnt says it is
prepared to accept The first satisfactory offer.
LONDON, August 1.-The ports of England
ale rapidly filling With North German vessels
anxious to escape the French cruisers.
\ circu!ar has lately appeared from Scuor
Sarrs.a, defending Spain as inno3cnt OF the
cau>c ui The trouble between France and
Prussia. Tine document WAS well received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04
Loss Of Anpctiie and Debility.

Of all tho tonic preparations nov in market,
we know Of none equal 10 Spoer's 'Stan dard
Vino Bittcrs" for those who suffer either from
over mental or physical exerton, resulting in
loss of appetite and con5equan, debility.
Sold by Druggists aug l--lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-04
The INDISPENSABLE Remedy.

The most reliable and sure euro for malArial
diseases is unquestionsbly tho celebrated GA u
TIERS NATIVE WINE BiTTEES, and for
persons subject to chlls and fevcrs there is
nothing 10 compare with these Bitters rs = cur
ativo and preventive. 1hoy are also tho best
tonic and appraiser in existcnce and contsjn no
alcohol, bcine made Of the pure Ca!itorhia
white wines, and they are recon mcnded by n!l
who have Il. cd them
i;od by all druggists and grocers.
i. NJ. LA WSUN
IANNEY j. CO..
iii agents for his CITY.
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Congressional nominations.

Chicago August 1.-THE Republican
uougrrssionat Convention Of the Eight District
succeeded Yesterday in nominating Col. iona
than Merriam of laswcl county, on the lSGth
ballot. The Democratic Congressional Conven,
ton ut the Fourth District nominated Judge
+. +. Rec, 81 Montgomery county, Tor tou-
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WOODEN Willis Burned.

COLUMBUS, August 4.-Thc mills OF the Co.
luz. bus WOODEN factory were burned at TOUR
O'Clock this morning Loss about $40 900; In
>urauce go, 900. Mark Newman was kle d
bv falling WALL.