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10 CONsUMPTIVES.

THE Advertiser having been restored to health In
few weeks, by a very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious
make known to his fellow-suferers the means oofo
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lo-'-ly REV EDWARD A. WILSON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Build IN the system

Strength evaporstes fast ut this season This
Is especially tha case with Ill who live by the
sweat of their brow. From every pore Of the
sieve like skin moisture exudcs which contains
Inc elements OF vitality. Thereby the blood is
IMPOVERISHED, the nerves lelnxcd tho muscles
weakened the digestion lnpslro;, the bowels
disturbed, and the animal spirits depressed.
Inc constant drain that produces these effects
cannot be arrested, because it is due TO the heat
OF the atmosphere; but tho loss Of the life. sus.
tanning elements can bo supplied by extra in.
VlgoraLion. Now, therefore, i; the time TO TO
sort to HostetLers Stomach Bitters, the most
powerful ard hosLhful OF Ill vegetable toncs.
Long experience has proved that nothing else
will efficiently sustain and regulate the system,
when willing down under the double pressure
OF excessive heat, and constant physical or
mental labor. All persons who have boen temp
ted to try tho local TONES (so.csIlcd) which
have boon started Ivy sordid spectators in al
most every town and village, with view Of
turning penny" by the crodulty Of tho I'M
wary. know this TO their cost. 1t is q wise
maxim that says hold fast u that which Is
good. Ofthe forty millions OF people in the
United States, probably one-iifth have tested
the restorative properties Of Hostetter's Bitters
and know it 20 be specific for dyspepsia, bill.
llousness, nervous weakness, general debility,
constipation, fever and sgue, and want of APP
petite; that any OF these should be persuaded
to experiment with the worthless rostrums, re-
commended by INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant EN- :
perics seems almost incredible. iy ll.eolw
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HUsTINds CoUkr Judge Loue presiding.
CONTINUATION OF YESTERDAYS PRoCEED-
1Has-Com. We. James johnson, colored, for
stealing 8 long boat sail; verdict guilt of petit
larceny, and sentenced to six months in the
county jail.
To-DAY.--Com VS.. James Boswell, for the
murder of Martha French prisoner ARA gned
and case removed to the Circuit Coult Tor the
city Of Alexandria The witnesses were recog.
nized to appear.
Rules were awarded against Emanuel Webb
and George Struder, witnesses in the case oil
the Com. VS. James Wilkinson.
Com. vs.. George Lucas; sodomy and beasti-
atty; jury; verdict guilty, and term of I'M
prisonment IN the penitentsry fxed 1T year.
Motion for new trial entered
The grand jury returned the following in
dictuents
Against Willie Heath, house. breaking Hi.
ram Arnold, for abducting child Margaret
Riley, keeping house Of i!l-fame; Samuel P.
Carr. shooting same for attempt TO commit
murder; Wesley Miller, obtaining goods uu-
der false pretonces John Loudoun, obtaining
goods under false pretences; Fred. Loudoun,
obtaining goods under false prete ces-all true
bills.
Court adjourned till 10 clock to morrow.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, July l3.-The Constitutional, The
Ministerial organ, in its issue this morning has
the following important article 1.-THE gov.
crnment has testimony that the candidature oil
Prince Hohenzoern is withdrawn, and the
peace Of Europe will not BIO disturbed. We
are satisfied that Hohenzollern will not reign
in Spain. We demand nothing more and re
jolce! at this pacific solution of the question. 3"
BRUSSELS, July 1910 q. m.-Warlike pre-.
paratiors continue in France Notwithstanding
the withdrawal of Prince Leopold There is
universal fear OF war
BERLIN, July l3-The Kreuz Gazette OF
to day treats the situation in language at once
serious and energetic. It's articles conclude
with the following sentence:
Germany Indignantly repels the measure
less arrogance of France. Prince Leopold re.
nounccs the candidature because he is unable
to reconcile the character of German solder
with action Involving Germany and Spain 10
War. Dlsmark has returoed to this city,
PARIS, July II. "A questionable dispatch
from Dusseldorf says :-"Priuca Leopold &C
cepls the Spanish Crown on condition of the
mmedi ate declaration Of war against France
should the latter attack Germany"
LONDON, July l3-Tbe Government nearly
mouopoli>cs the cables leading TO the continent
wave N'SpNSS'S" w 'hS OpouISil uuCSlOU hS
a consequence business is dersnged and news
delayed.
PARIS, July l3-Thc Bourse oncued firm,
rcntes 10 francs 80 centimes. There is bet
ter feeling everywhere and particularly 10 com
mcrca circles though many rumors are in
circulation untavorable to peace. 1t is certain
that several interpretations will be made in the
Corps Lagl,atitf to day. touching the Span
ish question. LII is believe that some parties
in the Chamber wish to force tho Government
into declaration of war with Prussia.
The Journal Official appears this morning
with an article stating that the Government
has no news Of the reported massacre 10 China
and that the story is generally considered false.
LONDON, July l3.-Much Indignation is tx
pressed here and on the continent at the false
story OF the massacre Of foreigners in China.
Arrangements will be made at once to ferret
out and punish the author Of the Posts tele
gram.
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AUCTION SALES

WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, on SA-
IL m y, in front of the Mayors Office. Ale1an-
dris, Virginia. the following REAL ESTATE
situated in the city of Alexandria, Va, viz
LOT No. 1-Situated On the north side of
Jefferson street. 10 feet east of Fsi1fax st.. -
fronting 81 feet inches, and lob feet in. ID
LOT No. 2-Adjoining lot No. l on the west,
fronting on Jefferson street q feet inches, and
100 feet deep, TO an alley 3feet inches wide
LOT No. 3-AOjoining lot No. 2 on the west,
fronting on Jefferson street % feet inches. and
100 feet deep to an alley 8 feet inches wide
TERMS-One. third to be paid in cash. and
the residue in 6, IL and 18 months the notes of
the purchaser to be taken for the deferred pay
ments, bearing interest from the day of sale,
and the title to be retained until the entire pur-
chase money is paid.
il Scots WELLS a. aARPER.
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By Beck. Knox & Kerby.

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,I
NOR SALE.-About an ACRE.AND.A-
IL QUARTER OF GROUND, in Ale1an-
dris, Va, situated on Franklin street, between
Alfred and Columbus, improved by q first
class COTTAGE BUILDING, contain &H4
ing ID rooms, al in excellent order and 9l8
condition. has an elegsnt cellar under the
such as meat house. granery stable, carrisge
house, sheds, &c. The entire premises are en-.
closed by good, close plank fence; has an OK
cellent vegetable garden and a great quantity
of fine fruits. shrubbery, &c. There is a soda
water and pop factory also botting apparatus .s
this property, which can be bought if desired
We offer this property at private sale until
TUESDAY, July 18th, and if not sold before,
it will, on that day, be offered at public sale on
the premises, st II m. Terms easy. For fur
Their particulars enquire Of
BECK, KNOX s. KERRY,
10 22-ts 81 King street.
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POLICE REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE. Sand
ford Beach and Martha Madison, Tor dlsordery
conduct 10 the alley connecting Henry and
Fayettc streets, between King and Cameron,
we're, in default OF the payment of the imposed
fines, committed 10 the work house for ninety
days.
Elizabeth Madison. for disol der y conduct
in the same locality was committed to the
work house for ninety days.
Sarah Hart, who escaped from the work
house some days since, was recaplured and
sent back to her old quarters,
Daniel White, colored, % complaint Of
James Piper, colored, for disc rderly conduct,
was discharged, and costs OF the case assessed
against complainant
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Willie Heath, ar
rested in Washington by detective McDevtt
and identified by the Waterman at the banking
house OF Corse & Brother, as the boy who
attempted to break into the hardware store Of
Mr. Carlin, on the morning OF Sunday, the
3rd inst, was examined before Justice Bell
and committed to Jail Tor his appearance al
the next tenn of the Court.
WATCH REPoRT.-Night clear aud temper
sture nc oderate. There were no disturbances and
no arrests by the watch. The city was unu>u
ally quiet.
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The Markets.

New YORK, July l$.-Stocks strong. Mon
ey 445 per cent Gold H. Virginia skies, ex.
coupon, e.; new GS. Flour dull and droop.
ing. Wheat dull; amber winter is shade
easier; spring unchanged. Corn Is dull and
dropping.
BALTIMORE July 13.-Cotton-Bette feel
ing nominaliy l8!alss. Flour quiet end firm
Whoat- Receipts of new light; the bulk o.
that coming in is Of poor quality; sales Of red
l2Oal50; choice nominslly al 155sl60; sales o.
white at I45alG0; choice nominally lG0al70
Pennsylvania l4Jal45 Corn dull for white
no primo receiving; sales of common at 10.
ll3; yellow l05 Oats 60s63 for heavy, and Ga!
CS for light.
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From New York.

NEW York, July lathe Nevada takes
1865 ,476, in specie to day, and the China
1869, 1923.
There were today TIVE We bids Tor gold
amounting to $685., 900 The highest bid
was ll2 1904, and the lowest ILL. The
award will be 81, 100000 ct 1l2 l.20.
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The Finest Grape in America.

Mr. Alfred Speer; the maker Of the celebrated
Port Grape Wine says. il is about the size Of
the Isabella, and that it is the finest on tho con-
tinent. he has refused thousands of appljcs-
tions for tho plant, as he requires all available
has orders for his wine from Europe. Our
druggists have procured some four years old.
~ n-1w
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CITY ITEMS.

-, l lave OH hand largo surplus OF v HIrE
jues, made in the latest syI5 and worth $40
oiz and Sl5 per suit Being deter mined TO
close them out before ny rrmov !. ! will sell
S!O suits at ST; sI2 suits At IS and Sis suits at
S!O. s. DEALHAM,
jy 5-2awtf 81 King streat
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Sweethearts and Wives,

Essays for Young Men on Single and We'd
ded Life-the dangers of Celibacy, and tn O
joys of true Marriage with sanitary aid for
those who are in any way untitled for matri-
monial happiness. Sent free, in scaled envel-
opes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p PHILADELPHIA, Pa. my 26---3m
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Conversational Nomination.

WILMINGTON, N g., July l3.-Colonel
Fred. NJ. Waddell, of New Hanover, has been
nominated as the conservative candidate Tor
Congress from the third district, now rcpresen-
ted by D. Fl. Dockery.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
FROM WASHINGFON,
WASHINGTON, July II 3 y. III.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
La the Scustc tn, Couteracce COMMITTEE
reported the fu1dnp bill as agreed on 10 COM
mitlte and the bill Was passed
The Conference Committee also prosecute
The tax tariff bill as modified by the committee
and that bill Vas also passed
Mr. Wilson reported bill giving an addi-
tional bounty of 500 to all soldiers who
enlisted between the 22d oil May and the 2lst
of July 1851 and were honorably discharged
from The service.
Mr. Wilson said this bill met tho approba
ton OF the War Department It was intended
to cover the cases Of soldiers who had not
served three or eventwo yaars, but were
discharged for good reasons. 1t would require
from million 10 o million aud halt dollars.
The bill was discussed at length.
In the House OF Representative alter the
consideration OF mass OF unimportant business
the report OF Conference Committee on the
tax and tariff bills was taken up. Ii will be
agreed to.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Virginia members have succeeded in
getting 10 the miscellaneous appropriation bill
clause giving sixteen Thousand dollars ior the
repair OF The chain bridge above Georgetown.
Part OF this appropriation is to be applied to
the repair OF the Anacostia bridge ut tho
Navy Yard.
Judge Wylie, in the Equity court, to-day,
is hearing argument upon motion to transfer
the Washington end of the Alexandra and
Washington railroad from Mr.. Lewis Clcphaue.
the Receiver, who now holds it, to Messrs. Ste
vcns and Phelps, agents for the company of
which Mr.. Shoemaker is President. MIR. G..
W. Brent, of Alexandria, appears az counsel
10 this clse, his first appearance in court since
the terrible disaster at Richmond.
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Arrival of the French Minister.

NEW YORK, July l3.--The steamship La
fayette. which arrived this morning, has OF
board Provost PaIadoe, the new French Minis
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Fairfax Court HOUSE. improvements arc
going on. The Court House lot has been Gu
closed with substantial fence. The interior
OF the building has also re arranged, repaired,
and strengthened A new Episcopal Church is
nearly finished and the erection OF new Nletho
dist Church commenced. Several new private
residences have, also, been commenced in and
about the village. The hotel OF Mr.. Amos
Fox is highly spoken Of We hope TO see the
town OF Providence increase in prosperity, and
wish all its citizens health and Happiness.
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By Beck, Knox a. Kerby,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
y ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.-By virtue of the
DEGREES Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria.
rendered in the cause Of John P. Dulany, va.
VIM. Bayno ct al, the undorsi gned, Com mis-
sioners therein named, will sell, on SATUK-
DAY, July l6, 1S70.at II o'clock m. on the pre-.
misses, the large and valuable FOUR-STORY
WAREHOUSE, situated on the South west
corner of King and Water streets, in the city of
Alexandria, Va, now occupied by Reid, Young
&C.,, and in tho2d story of which is located the
Corn and Flour Exchange of said city of Alex
andria.
TERMS-One-twentie Of the purchase
money to BIO paid in cash liable to be forfeited,
should the purchaser fail to complete his pur-
chase. The residue in three equal instalments,
ut six, twelve and eighteen months. with inter-
est to be secured by tho notes Of tho purchaser
and retention of the title till tho whole amount
Of tho purchaec money is paid.
H. o. CLAUGHTON.
NJ. DULANY BALL.
io1G-0awte CONS of Sale.
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UTRITTEN FOR .APpLErUN'S JOUR.

VVRITTEN FOR APPLErUN'S JOUR.
w NAL-Now in book form received and
for sale at FRENCH'S, Ne IS King st.
James DeMilIc's New Book-1he LADY OF
The ICE, illustrated by Bush price IS cents.
This is the richest book Of the season. Supe.
Abroad" by the Same "nthor.
THE VIRGINIA TOURIST, sketches OF
tho Springs and Mountains OF Virsini.. con-
tanning an exposition OF fields for The tourist in
Virginia natural beauties and wonders Of the
State accounts of its mineral springs a2d e
ward A. Pollard; iIIustra!ed by engravngs
from actual sketchcs; s..
Another lot 10 day Of" Lothair," "Put Your
self in his Place" q .een Hor,enso bessie
Langdon," ETC., etc. Now Books daily.
je 70 e. +. FRENCH.
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GALE OF A VALUABLE COUNTRY
= PLACE AT LEWINSVILLE,, FAIR
FAX COUNTY.-By virtue of a de cd Of trust
from Joseph Osmun and wife to Henry Jen-
kins, recorded in lberr 3, No. 4, folio s75, &C.,
Of the land records Of Fairfax county, the un-
dersigned, substituted Trustee in said deed.
with The consent the Asss1e , in hRsn3kkEnSPpsy
the 18th day of July, 1870, Court day, in from:
Of the Court House door of said county Of Fl Fs q
fax, at II O. clock m, a valuable TRACT or
LAND, adjoining the village Of Lswnsville,
Fairfax county, fronting on the road leading to
Union adjacent to the lot of - Walker, late
F II. Janney's lot. containing 81 acres, 8 roods
AMI Is poles improved BY neat md com "a
Portable FRAME DWELLING well oflI
tine water, &c, and highly desirable as
market farm.
TEHMS-Ono tenth cash and the residue in
three equal install MS at SIX, twelve ana
cighlccn months, with interest, secured by Ia
notes OF the purchaser. and y retention OF IN o
.its ill the last p y nont i, nj .de. Selling oy
consent Vi parties and rs Trustee holding IN c
,es.l title, u:n competent to make the SAID IL
tie perfect. u. DULAN DALL' 1fuS'eo'
Fairfax county. jr l7-eois
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Rim Rim IS.

=
This favo?ite resort is now ready for the re-
eeption ofEXCUR SIONS, PLEASURE PAR.
TIES, &c. Its proximity to Alexandria and
the cities of the District renders it the most do
sirabe place in this section of country for a
days enjoyment. Application can BIO made to
NATHANIEL HAYES, agent Tor J. L.. +.
Csrlin at the depot of tho A., l.. i II. r. r.
ie 3-tf
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs, DC.

JEFFERSON CIRCLE, No.2. Blu. H.F.C.A a.
- Will give their
SHALL HALL, ON MONDAY,
JULY 26th. 1910.
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
will leave King street wharf at 8 a. m, and
and p. m. Leave Marshall Hall at 6 and II
p. IN. Tickets for gentleman ard lady ST.; gen
temans single tickets 75c; lady's ticket SOC !;
children over g years Of ago Csc
The HOLLY HILL BRASS and STRING
BAND has been engaged for the occasion.
Committed of Arrangements.
A. Marshall, r. Lucas, B. f. Penn, James
Travis. John Keisler, Tomlinson.
iv it'd
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A LEXANDR1A HIGH SCHOOL.

~
The Second Session of this School will com
1nence on Monday, September 18th, 1870, and
will close or the last Friday, in June 1871.
The Instruction will be thorough, and stu
dents will be prepared for college or tao active
business Of life.
Pupils will be reserved from The ago Of ten
upwards. Catalogues of tie School will be
found at the bookstores, giving forms, keier'
ences and full particulars in regard to the
School. g. s. TAYLOR,
j. s. BLACKBURN,
Associate Principals.
Alexsndris, july l8-lawtSepl2
rAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS.
IL we are prepared to furnish the celebrated
"JUDSON GOVERNOR"
at factory prices. No engine should be 7elthont
one: It. is the most perfect Governor in yze
saving from 10 to 10 per cent Of f.ei, bosl!es
securing great uniformity IN speed
JAMESON g. COLLINS,
Corner of Royal AMI Wilkes streets,
NH lift Ais1andris, Va.
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SUMNER :.sORTs.
ID l. L A s A n T L ESOHT.
GUILHORD STATION. LoUDOUN CO..
VlR LIMA.

l have erected d pavilion in the grove 81
Gulf I'd where pleasure parties can be accVrl
mod a;ed during the summer.
An excellent spring of cool Wafer is at the
place
Refresh ments can always be obtained.
Everything that can be will DO done to reIi-
dor visitors comfortable
Excursion and pic mic parties will find the
attractions of Gultord unoxceled by those Of
any other resort near the District of Columbia
and Alexandria
Guilford is reached twice daily by the cars of
the A., l. s. II. K r., and is distant from Al
exandria II miles. j. w. LONGCORT.
iuilord Loudoun CO., jy ll-1m*
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LOCAL BREvITlEs. MIR. j ohm NJ. Thatcher
OF this city, has been confirmed by the Senate
as Examiner.in Chief in the PatentO flee.
Co.. G. W. Brent has SD far recovered from
the severe Injuries he received at the Richmond
disaster that he visited WASHINGTON this morn,
ing with some friends.
The long boat Ida Lee Was sold under Il deed
OF trust on Saturday last to =. II. Truth, for
$3.50
The keyport on her way up from Aqua
Greek did not touch at her wharf in this city
this morning She made no connection at
the r. +. 4 P r. R.
Persons from this city who attended the
tournament at the National Fair Grounds, near
Washington yesterday evening, represent the
affair as successful in every particular.
Private Cobb, CO. |, 4th y. S. artillery,
died after linQeriog illness at Fort Foot yes
terdsy.
Passengers by the Lady of the Lake from
Norfolk this morning report only one coaster IN
the river bouod up. She Was off Ragged Point.
The newly elected officers Of Potomac Lodge
No. 80, /. 0. O. F. will be publicly Installed
to morrow night at Odd Fellows Hall, north
Columbus street. Pas. Grand Grosh from
Washington will deliver an address on the oc-
casion.
A walk to Catts's tavern, West Eod, and a
drink from the fine Chalybeatc spring there,
every morning before six o'clock, is recon-
meuded to dyspeptics as highly beneficial.
The Second Ward fire alarm was struck last
night by mistake for the Council bell.
We had fine showers OF rain yesterday after
noon. The weather is warm again to-day.
The excursion Of the Catholic Beneficial So
ciety was participated in with great delight by
large number.
Sturgeon begin TO appear again in market
price s cts. per To-
The physicians advise that care should be
taken at this season not to use stale vegetables
of any kind.
Foul cutters, aud alleys, and back yards, aud
cellars should be thoroughly cleaned and lined.
MIR. Owens received to-day by steamer his
usual supply of fresh clans and crabs.