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The Van Buren press., 1870-02-15
POET RY.
AFTER 1HE FOG.

THE Gold Hill (Nev,dal Tribime, publis
e following verses aswritten by little
hid child of that yicnity:l
After the fog is over,
And the air is clear and bright,
After the misty yapors
Float off in clouds of white,
Then all is fair and pleasant,
Earth, in her mantle green,
Smiles gay again and winning,
Bright as Il fairy scene.
After life's gloomy shadows,
After this world Of tears,
After these joys and SORROWS
After the toll n years,
Lies mists will ltsewise vanish,
VIII fade away from sight;
Beyond deaths darkening river,
In Heaven. we'll live in light.
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For COP OR FoR SfLF.--Tho following
incident illustrates the broad difference
between working for our own glory and
for the glory Of God ID
\ certain king would build 2 cathedral,
and that the credit Of it might be all his
own, he forbade any from contributing
to its erection in the least degree. A
tablet was placed in the side of the build.
ing, and on it his namo was carved, as
the builder But that night he saw, ia a
dream. an angel. who came dow.i and
erased his name, and the name of poor
widow appeared in its stead This was
threa times repeated, when the enraged
king summoned the woman before him
and demanded, "What have ,you been
dong? and why have You broken my
commandment The trembling widow
replied, =" love the Lord and long to do
something for His name and fo- the
building up Of His church. Twas forbid.
den to touch it in any way; SO, in my
poverty, brought wisp Of hay for the
horses that brought the stones" And
the king saw that he had labored for his
own glory, but the widow for the glory
ofGod, aud be commanded that her name
should be inscribed upon the tablet.
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MOTHER AND CnILp AT RxrREsHMEYT
BAR" George, dear, you mnst have some
water 10 your claret." :" prefer my carst
alone, mammal "But George, dear, wa.
tsr brings out the flavor Of the wine"
."Yss; but ! like the fsvsr to be kept in.
mamma
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Special notices double the above rates. Eai-
torial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion All
transient advertisements cash in advance
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
5 lines free, over five 90 cents per line.
Cards or communications of personal
character, if admissible atall double the usual
stes and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
State offices, S25.0O. County officers, $1,000.
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COULDN'T REacn HER lIrARr.-A bal
let dancer who turned the heads of the
gentlemen of the Russian capital, last
winter, is a native OF Cracow, and rcpu.
tied to be the intelligent daughter Of a
Polish Count She received presents by
the score from her admirers, among
whom was very wealthy nobleman. He
made her acquaintance, and was charmed
with hor. He offered her diamond he
wore upon his finger for a kiss. She ac-
ccptcd he gladly gave her the Jewel, be-
lieving, perhaps, with Ovid
"Who gains "a kiss and gains no more,
Deserves to lose the bliss he got before"
His suit did not prosper, however, as
lie had hoped, At the end of month
ho presented her with second, and re.
ccived second salute, but beyond that
he did not 20. At the end Of the year
he had parted with nearly all OF his dia.
monds, and was rs far from success as
ever Irritated by her stubborneess, he
sought an interview, and upbraded her
for her resistance, 81 have no more dia-
monds to give YOU" he said. Then"
she replied. Il have no more kisses. /"
"What aln to dof Your heart is made
Of ice Give me some word Of hops"
" can't do that, but will give you u
word ofcouncl." "What is it - "Neycr
buy your first kiss Of a woman II you
do, though you were the Car himself
you would be bankrupt before You reach
cd her heart
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Fay ~, ys.r ssFst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CHAPTER OF FACTS.

space Is valuable in newspaper, lnd i. J..
therefore PROPOSED in Lhis advertisements. 80
condensc variety 1, :act:, important. to the
pub ic mo u small cumi'ass. Those lact5 lcrr
To hostottrrs SLnInsch b tiers -wha: that Gle
braled medicine is, an'l what it will DO. 1t til.
hrst place then. the Article IL II stlnulalt. i:'r
ahd Alternative, Consisting Of u combination 81!
an absolutely pure spirtu"us agent with the
most valuable medicinal vegetable substances
that botanic research hiss placed II; the disposal
OF The chemist nnL the phys. clai. i hose III
grodlcnt' arc compounded with great care, and
IN snch proportions as 10 produce . prepare.
Lion Will" inv a"ri.tcS without exciting tho
general -ys:rln, IN! tones, regun;c; "ai Con-
trolls the stomach, tho bowels, tho liver and tho
minor sccretivu urgsu:.
What this greul n storative will dc must be
gathered from What i! has done The case of
dyspepsia or any Other form Of Indigestion, in
which 1t has been Professionally administer ed
without etlect!ng a radical cure i; ye. TO be
hesrd from, and the same mAy te said OF bill
ious disc! ders, intermittent fever. nervous af
fectiors. general debility, nslipation, sick
headache mental dependency and tho peculiar
complaints and disabilities TO which the fceblc
are SO subject 1t puriacs all the fluids Of the
body, including tho blood. and the gontle slim
illus which i. imparts to tho nervous system is
not succeeded by the slightes. reaction. This
is Il chapter Of facts which readers, for their
own sakes, should mark nnI remember
aug 29-cO1W
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LOCAL NEWS.

GERMAN MEETING Pursuant to call, pub.
lished in the Gazette, meeting of the German
residents of the city, was held last night in
Harmonic Hall. a large number were in at
tendance. The meeting was called to order ny
Lewis Stein, who stated in few remarks the
object for which it had assembled, and sng-
gested that permanent organization be ct
fected. The following named officers were
then unanimously elected Robert Portner
President Albert Rosenthal, Vice President;
Otto Portncr, Secretary Lewis Stein, Treasur
err On motion of A. Rosenthal, committee
of five. consisting OF VIM. Metzger, j. Eissler,
\. Drifus, NJ. Ruben, and George DeadIe
was appointed to collect subscriptions among
the Germans and the friends of their cause, and
also to devise such measures as to them shall
seem advisable, for the purpose of raising funds
to aid the sufferers by the war now in progress
in Europe, and to select name for the Or
ganizatlon. Eloquent and appropriate addresses
were then made by MeSsrs. a. RoScnthal,
Fred. Schneider. aud John Esser. Subscrip-
ton lists were opened and upwards OF two
hundred dollars was subscribed. After vote
of thanks to the Harmonic club for the kind
tender of their hail. the meeting, on motion OF
VIM. Melzser, resolved to adjourn to the
evening Of Tuesday next, at the same hour
aud place, and that refreshments b. thon sold
tor the benefit of the Cause
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Third WARD RADICALS. A meeting OF the
Third Ward Radicals Was held 10 the colored
school house on Alfred street, between Prince IS
and Oronoco, 90 the night OF Thursday last for
the purpose of rcorgaulzing the Republican
Club OF that Ward. The following named
officers were elected -Thomas j. Edelin,
President; Geo 2. Douglas. colorsd, Vice
President; R. D. Beckley, coiorcd, Secretary !;
John Plnkucy, colored, Treasurer. Speeches
were made 10y Richard Miles, Hauiba King,
aud &. F. Douglas, coIored, and G. w. Lucas
OF West Virginia. and L. j. Edelin,, after which
IA vote OF thanks having been given &. w.
Lucas, tn. meeting adjourned until next Thurs
day nigh!.
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aug 15-td
KS SEMIN AIRY.

The duties Of this Institute will be resumed
on "Wednesday, the 18th Of September. Aim
ing more at a useful and practical than SNOWY
En- lish branches will be thorough Particular
attention is given to young children which re-
quire moro time and care than at any other Pc
riod of life Miss NJ. has been most fortunate
in securing the continued aid of Miss JANE
GREEN, we'll educated anG efficient teacher,
and most favorably known TO this community.
Professors for Languages and Music will be
employed to meet the exigencies of the School
Terms made known npon application to tho
Principal, at her residence "a King ST., where
the School room is most cligibly situated.
an 2-potf
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Tho Now York French Society f'r tho aid
Of tho wounded hhvo remittei five thousand
dollars to Baron Kotkschild. treasurer IF the
msin organization. in Paris
Two cars Of a train on tho Des Mrincs Val
ley Railroad were thrown down IN embank-
ment yesterday morning south OF Drs Molhcs,
and demolished. Eight men were killed ana
fifteen seriously irjurod. XII wero :""" :ol.
d!crs, and were On their way I" attend the tate
Soldiers keuniOn
Tho Touring mill Of Bronkhurst s. g., at
Waterford Wisconsin, Was burned On Mon'lay
night Loss $500; insurance SIS 0ye.
Mr. II. c. Burchsr0 WAS yesterday renomI-
mated FOR Congress by exclamation by the Rad
icals Of the third Illinois district.
Tho steamship Scotia takes on! from Nc"
York to day $3.50 800 in specie.
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Ut. JOHN AIDE M Y.

Tho SD session will beg in on Thursday, Sep
TENDER the lst, and as great advantages ,Wero
derived from tho introduction of military dlsc-
pine last session, all students entering hereaf-
ter will be required to participate in the mill
tary exercises, and to uniform IS soon as they
need new clothing.
The School has z fine Chcmca! and Philo
sophical Apparatus, an extensive Cabinet OF
Minerals, and carefully selected School III"
brary of thousand volumes. There arc two
Literary Societies, and all the leading periodl-
Gals for boys published in this country and
Great Britain arc regularly. received:
The school rooms, north Columbus street,
near Queen, are handsomely furnished, and the
boarding house. IT'S and III Prince street, il
fitted up with every attention to the comfort OF
students from abroad, having gas, not and colo
baths, &C. Great attention is paid to the moral
and physical, rs well rs to the intellectual cul-
turo of boys and young men
As the number of applicants for admission IS
always in excess Of the capacity OF the schooi,
early application is necessary.
For Catalogues address tho Princip'. lock
box ~, Alexandria, Va
TEACHERS:
RICHARD L. CARNE, A. NJ, Principal;
Greek, Latin, Natural Science and Senior Eng
THEODORE II FICKLIN, a NJ. Matho.
mates, Tactics and intermediate English.
RICHARD }. COLLINS, Junior English
and Arithmetic.
VICTOR BECKER French
WILLIAM F CARNE. Photography.
JOHN A. VElTCH, Elocution.
Miss MARY j. STEWART Drawing.
JOSEPH G. FOERTSCH. Music.
oup 1-2aWtSl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-31

~ VIII tho Alexandria delegates to tho
Congressional Convention for this district rep
;csent the meeting which app ointed them
Ard if so, as that moeting. Refused to express
any preference, then for which candidate snould
tho dc cgstion teel authorized to vote or
viii they the delegates. represent THAR own
preferences and if so, from what source do
they derive such authority or
Will they endeavor to represent the prefer
ere, Of majority Of the Conservative party OF
Alexandra citv and county? and if So. how
will such preference be ascertainod
ouu 3l-1t CALVERT.
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.seIerraphic summary.

-The New York Democratic State Cent[aI
Committee will meet in Albany to. day to tx
the time and place for holding tho State Con.
vention. The Argus, of that city, says tnst
Rochester will be the place, and that Governor
Hoffman, Beach and Nichols, and nearly al
present incumbents will be nominated at the
Convention.
The German fair opened in Chicago yesteE-
Day. There WAS a large crowd and great enthu:-
iasm. A long procession of the German orsanl
cation psraded the streets. The Italian society
also joined in the parade.
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SLoop SUNK sloop loaded with lumber,
b1und from the saw mill Of Mr.. John Hawk =
hurst, at the lower ship yard, to Georgetown,
sprung aleak off King street dock this morning,
and had to be towed into Cazenove's wharf,
where large number Of hands succeeded in
unloading her before she sunk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-31

Proxies AND DIRECTORS. The Board OF
Public Works have made the following ap-
pointments for the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company :-Proxies
John IL Kelly, d. Z. Dejarnettc, R. F. Wal
ker, II. A. Claiborne, John B. Davis. Direc-
tor Andrew Johnston.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs. The excursion of the
coIored MasoDs to Lccsburg yesterday, was q
very quiet, orderly and successful affair. H,
j. Roye, the colored President of Liberia, who
was one of the party, returned to Washington
last night, having, as he expressed himself,
spent delightful visit to his native State.
Tho key of the safe of Gregory & TO. whose
store was robbed on Thursday night last hav-
ing been c.rried off by the thieves who effect
ed that robbery, the safe has been torcibly
opened and its contents were found to have
been unmolestcd.
Jonathon Waters, colorcd man from this
city, now of Baltimore, made a speech at a
colored Democratic meeting in that city last
night, which is reported at length in the Balti-
more American.
4 sample OF Norway oats, the heaviest,
largest, cleanest, and in every way the fiuest
variety of outs ever seen in this section of
county. raised on the farm Of gentleman near
this city, was exhibited in this Office this m orn
ing.
We are indebted to Mr.. Edwin Ftzhugh,
whose estate lies near Clouds MILL for has
kettull of delicious peaches and pears.
Mr.. S. Deaham and his nephew, Ike
Swartz who, for some years past, have con.
Quoted an extensive clothing establishment
in this city, left here this evening for Nor
folk, their future home.
Our young friend, Mr.. Sam. Lunt, has
purchased the popular "Milburn's Drug
store and will, as his advertisement 10
another column says, keep first class apothe-
cary store.
A son Of Mrs. Elliott, of this place, whilst
at work on building n Washington, a
lew days ago, fell from ladder and was
severely injured
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EXTENSIVELY USED,

The almost universal adoption of Speer's
Vino, by the Medical Faculty, in preference
to all other wines, is the best guarantee which
tho public can have of its purity and beneficial
effects upon the human system. The Stand
ard Vino Btters" are made Of his pure wine
az q base. with Peruvian Bark, Chamomile
Flowers, Wild Cherry Bark, Snake Root and
such other Herbs and Roots Us will give Vigor
and tone to the system.
For sale by Druggists. aug z9-lW
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Fairfax co., aug 25-eo1m
LFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,

FULFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
L Sandy Spring P. O., Md.
The duties of this School will be resumed on
the Sd of October next.
The Principal, who formerly conducted the
"Alexandria Female Seminary" gives his I'M.
divided attention to the care and instruction OF
the pupils.
+ or further information, please address,
JAMES s. HALLOWELL, Principal.
Sandy Sprinp Md aug 23-1m*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-31

Princess STREET DocK.-Complaints hav-
ing been made to the Committee on Streets OF
the City Council, that Mr.. w. A. Smoot, who
is constructing bulk head and dock at the
foot of Princess street, was doing 80 without
making the proper arrangement for drainage,
the Committee have ordsred a suspension OF
the work until they can makea thorough ex
animation of the premises.
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STOVESl STOVESl STOVES

havo on hand and constantly receive a com.
plete assortment Of Cooking Dining Room and
Parlor Stoves, at prices which defy competi-
ton. Old Stoves taken in exchange and their
full value given. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere M. RUBEN,
al 3U-lm 80 King s., DR.. Cooks old stand
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DRUG sToR +.

Having purchased tho Drug Store OH the
northeast corner of King and Washington SITS,
for q number of years past known as Miburn's
Drug Store, respectfully inform the citizsns
Of Alexandria and vicinity that will keep
constantly on hand a full and complies assert
ment Of Nil articles usually found in first class
drug store.
Particular attention will DO psid to the COM
pounding Of prescriptions day and nj ght
aug 3l-:f SAM Ell II. hUNI.
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NHE SCHOOL OF MISS BELLE SMITH
FOR YOUNG GIRLS will be resum ed at
the school room, on Washington street, Sep
tember Goth.
Parents confding their children to her care
may BIO assured that they will be thoroughly
Instructed. and their studies varied as they ad.
vance, go long as they may remain under her
care Advanced pupils will be received and
faithfully instructed. aug 9-eotSiU
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I F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

This SCHOOL FOR BOYS. which, with the
exception of the period Of the war, has been in
successful operation since the year 1857, will
commence its next annual session on the 9Th OF
September, in tho largo and comfortable room
east corner OF King and Alfred streets. The
course of study is that of a liberal English Clas-
steal and Mathematical education. Terms of
tuition, per quarter. in advance ranging from
St to $l6, depending upon the branches taught.
@-Persons wishing to secure places in the
School may find the subscriber at his school
room on any day after the Both Of August, be-
tween the hours of and II O clock m.
aug l6-eotf b. +. HEN NJ.
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CAMERON WATER.---The complaints of the
ton of the water, with which they are supplied.
by the Cameron Water Works, having reached
the ears Of Mr.. Turnbull, the General Superin
tcndent of the Mt. Vernon Cotton Factory,
tina; gentleman Immediately ordered that the
water which supplied the boilers of that fac
tory should be cut off, as it was the cause of
The clmptaintS.
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R- NOTICE.-We have on hand o
HISS largo stock Of Ladies, Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, and in order
to reduce our stock, will sell ut greatly reduced
prices. Al! il want will do we'll to call at "a
King street.
ian 2S-tf w. IS. WADDE1 l.
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TIE REMEDY OF HE SEASON.

We sneak from the experience of our own
family when we persuade our readers not TO
SILVER and shake with chlls when there is q
never failing remedy so close at hand. Try
Gsutier's Native Wine Bittors and you will
soon experience tho desired effect, and add
your tost mony TO our own. For sale by oil
Druggists and Grccers. aug 29-1w
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The Markets..

Nlw YORK, August 21.-Stocks dull. Gold
1G4. Money DAB per cent. Virginia sizes, e1-
coupon, G6; do neH G5 Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat dull and prices scarcely so firm. Corn
heavy.
BALTIMORE, August 3i.-Virginis skies. old,
do. coupon, old, 664 bid, co asked; dc, new 66
bid Cotton firm and quiet at 1911 stock scarce.
Flour dull and weak. Wheat steady and un-
changed; Maryland amber l5Qal65; fair to
good Maryland red la0Al45; common ll0al25 !;
white l40AlG5; Western red winter l35al38.-
mixed Western SlaSS; white Western S3a90-
Oats 48a50 Rye 75a90c
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PoLIrICs Since The publication in the Ca
z:tle Of the proceedings of the Conservative
meeting OF Monday night last, interest in polit-
ical affairs has considerably revived, and the
friends of the different candidates for Congress
have warmed up in support of their respective
favoritts. a meeting of the delegates appoint.
cd to attend the District Congressional Con-
vcntion will be hcl1 in the Auditor Office this
evening, for the purpose, among other things,
of making arrangements for holding that con-
ventioD.
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DIED.

Near Idle, Loudoun county, Virginia. on
the 2alh instant, EDWIN NJ, aged years and
6 months son of Commander a. A: Sommes,
u. :. NJ Bait Gazette and Sun please copy.
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SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES.

Essays for Young Mon on Single and We'd
ded Life--the dangers of Celibacy, and tn c
Joys of truo Marriage sanitary aid for
those who arc in any way untitled for mstrl-
moninl happiness. Sent free, N scaled envcl-
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Ray p Phjladelphia Pa my 2G-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-31

MT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
M No. II South Washington street.
The scholastic duties Of the above Institute
will be resumed on Monday, September 18th.
For Prospectus, stating terms, SC, apply to
Miss NJ. a. ROACH.
aug 15-td Principal.
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Q T. MARY 4 CAD + NJ Y,
North FairTaY slreet

g T. M A r 'S 4 G A D + NJ Y,
> North Fairfax street,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Conducted by the SISTERS OF THE no.
LY CROSS, will reopen Monday, September
9th The course of instruction is most thor
ough in English the Languages, Music, SC.
TERMS:
Board & Tuition per annum, with Music. $2ZO
" without Music. $50
Languages, Drawing and Painting form extra
charges.
Day Pupils:
Senior Glasses per quarter of ten weoks..SlO 90
Intermediate, I" co
Junior, 0O
Primary, g. 20
For full particulars address
Sister M. LEOCADIA, Superior.
eup 1O-d 9tw1m
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Alexandria, july i3-lswtSepl2

APPAHANN MOCK AGA : NJ Y,
II Washington, Kappahann0ck CO., Va
The Classical School heretofore taught at
Mr. John q. l. mes in Rappahannock county,
transferred to the village Of Washington, two
miles off,
The next session will commence on tho LIST OF
September, and close on the 18th Of June, 1871.
Young men will BIO prepared for the UniVer-
st7 Of Virginia and other colleges or for tho
business pursuits Of life. .r
The whole cost of board and tuition will not
exceed $500 for the session Of ten months,
For particular information, correspond with
Mr.. J ohm 6. Lane, Mr.. Middleton Miller, or
with Mr.. II. g. Motif, at Washington, Kappa
hammock CO., Va, who will forward circulars
on application ev,
Rappahannock CO, iy l-co2m FrInclpsl.
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UT. JOHNS ACADEMY,

HAIR WORK.
ER1zz1Es, CHIGNONS, SWITCHES,
CUKLS &c.
1 ,hi. dsv the largest stock cf REAL
"a HScIIMiTaTiON Hale WORK ever oIi':ret!
on a. nj. CITY. consisting Of Chignons, Cur!s,
Switches, Frizzies, SC, o. every shade, style
and price. An examination from the ladies IS
Solicited. G. 9. BERRY,
sugS II King street.