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II uLhfTs " tNsthfAcnED.
II you are suffering from INTERNAL PAIN,
Ttrentyfo Thirty Drops in a little Water viii almost
Instantly cure you. There 10 nothing to equal IL.
In q few moments II cures
Clie, Cramps, Spa s,as, Hear burn, Diarrhsa, Dys-
entery, F7n6, Wind in the Botrcis, SDnr
Stomach, Dgspepsia, Sick Headache.
In sections OF the country where
FEVER N A0UE
Prevails, there IL no remedy held In greater es-
TEEN. Persons travelling should keep II by them.
A few drops, In water, viii prevent sickness or
bowel troubles from change Of water.
From foreign countries the calls for PAL
KILLER are great. 1t is found to
Cure Cholera, ,rhen az other Remedies fad.
WHEN USED EXTERNALLY, AS A EMINENT,
nothing gives quicker case in Burns Cuts, Bruises,
~sprains, Sttngs from Insects, aud ScHlds. II re-
moves the nrc, and the wound heals like ordinary
sores. Those suffering with GOVT,
or NEURALGIA, IL not n positive cure, they And
the PAIN KILLER gives them relief when noother
remedy will.
Gires Instant Relief from Aching Teeth.
From 1870 to this day, 1870 (Thirty Years., PERRY
DAVIS PAIN KILLER has no Rival.
Every Housekeepcr should keep Il at hand, to
apply II ON the hYst attack Of any Pain. 1t will
give satisfactory relief, and save hours ofsuferiDg.
Do not tribe with your elves by testing untried
remedies- BE sure you call for and get the genuine
attempted to be sold on tho great reputation Of
each bottle.
Price Oh cts, 30 cts, and 81 per Bottle,
i'm. HABRIs d CO., CINCINNATI, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and western States
Won BALE M ALL Medicine DEALERS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-01

NEVER allow either Diarrhea, Dysentery, or any
Bowel Affection to bsve its own way, or serious
consequences may result; with Dr. JsyneS Car
promptly. rafely and efacaciensly treated.
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DROOP AND DIE

Says one, have no Ape
|tite and feel miserable.
wen tits highly necessary
that you xhould have .
good appetite before you
can entoy full health. This
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AMONG THE PASSENGERS.

Passengers on the train report that
the scene was terrible and battles de-
scription. When the crash came all
were thrown forward and some entirely
out of their seats then came the recoil,
and Immediately after they heard firing,
but supposed that it came from the
wreck. Many of them jumped from the
cars, and started to go forward, and
were ordered back by the robbers, who
continued firing, and enforced their
commands byterrible oaths and threats.
Back they went with a rush, and in the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-01

Give. Instant Relief from Aching Teeth.

Projectors for the Southern and western States
Won BALH AZ ALL MEDICINE DEALHRa
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-01

epANlSH ITEMS: An engagement OF some
magnitude has taken place in the Province of
Barcelona, between the Republicans and Carl
lists, resulting in the defeat Of the insurgents.
The battle lasted eighteen hours, and the
number of killed and wounded on both sides
was very large.-A new ministry has been
1t is reported that Don Carlos, at tho head of
IL. 900 men, is advancing on Bilboa.-A Repnb-
lican volunteer has shut himself up in the
powder magazine at Esteila, and threatened to
blow it up rather than surrender to the Carl
lists. Samuel Wherefore, d. D., Bishop Of
Winchester, and son Of the great philanthropy
list, William Wilberforce, fell from his horse
near London, recently, and was killed. He
was riding with Earl Granville from Leather
head to Lord Covers country-seat, where
Gladstone awaited him. The horse was
going at full speed at the time the Bishop fell.
His neck was broken, and death was ~ins.anta-
ncous.
IT turns out that the Government troops
were defeated at ICualada, Spain, by the Carl
lists, who sacked and burned the town. go. The
crews of a number Of Spanish men-of-war
have revoltcd. and the Government has issued
a proclamation declaring them pirates.
GUSTAV RosE, the eminent German chemist
il dead, aged rs. He was one OF the most
noted minerslogists in Europe. The insur-
gents in Spain have achieved 4 decided advan-
tage by the surrender Of seven slips-of-wsr at
C~artagena, brought about by the mutiny of
the creye- The veasela TINS fakeD include
four iron-clads, the best ships in the Spanish
Serious disafection is also reported
among the Government land forces. In Wit
toria it is said there are 1000 Republican
troops in q complete state Of Generalization
and ripe for revolt. In the Cortes, too, mat
tiers are anything hut harmonious, and the
minority are about 10 withdraw. Altogether,
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VI. cASSlD Y.
,s or SUBSCRIPTIONS:

I,,- on
months. By mail......... OV
700 months. 10y mail. . W
,.,,,.orded until paid for.
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PACK TRAINS,
NOTICE..

HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IN
IL EVANS LUNCH HOUSE. rCrsons
indebted TO me are requested to settle the
same with ChaS. II. Fiske, who Will SIT.
tie all demands against the house.
\. Ii. EVANS,
by CHAS. H. FISkE.
Eureka Oct -, 1878. oos.Im
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GO osbrrlsh News.
4 VIRGINIA Chronicle. Nov. A.


! Virginia thr"hieie' NV =
,n,r- We understand
,a ppa.'' Growing out of the
rG,'t'I ,:.,, Ic,IGstiou between the
ll.'o III Halcher mines will
i,i, .,,I a. so readily as was at
ed tlleJ Roth OF the recent
4o '" located the line "A con
NJ, i;',,nca further into the
;na ibat established bv
Mates perutv Surveyor Cen
kinson. and Ike James, VINO
. recent survey for the Bel
Hpauv, located the line nearly
IS further Bclcherward than
6ral Marlette, who made the
For the Crown Point. " e
(dav that the Trustees OF the
|repudiate both OF the recent
land claim that the original
h,ade by Parkinson is the
bne. and that i'll this latter
thev are SuStai'iea ny HialiN
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G. NATHAN,
(Late of New York Citvl

Late of New York City,
FASHIONABLE DRESS AND CLOAK
u Maker, one door north OF the silver
Brick, Eureka, New.
Dresses and Cloaks made 10 order. ana
warranted 10 fit. Paper patterns 80.
M
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NOTICE. .
REGU&AR NIHETIN GS.

rBNHE REGULAR MFETINGSoF THE
u R,bokah Charity be4roc Lodge l. ..
O. T.. VIII be nrld uulu 1urthcr notice On
hc first and third Friday OF each month.
loIr, ,,t u,,,fIru-t O'Clock H. m S,,-tf
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d DAILY SENTINEL.

,vrvy MORNING, MONDAYS
4 EXCEPTED, III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

The Baltimore Sun referring 20 ne recent
discharge from Imprisonment ct New CrieaHs
of the persons arrested on a charge d treason
or cndeavoring to subver: the government o.
something of that sort, says that the case OF he
Blanc furnishes ia its result; c2lnme@s&:y upon
the weakness of all Of the assumptions Of the
kellogg faction, and illustrates to what dceop-
tons it is capable Of rosort:ng IN order 10
maintain its authority and crash out Opposition
1t seems that the affidavit 2on which t3!sac
and his nine companions we're arrested W4s: % j.
l.. Martinez, member Of tie he"G:g i,ag'sa-
ture, who asserted that it WIS. based 20 ict;or
signed by FIVE citizous who feared thar another
massacre of colorcd people was ilo.nin.nt
Those FIVE persons appeared :; the c2.nlna-
ton in New Orleans ard said that they kew
nothing whatever about the r!atL2r Hence
the prosecution tell thrcagh, ana ibe prisoners
we're discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

net as proxies representing the city's intrrc.. IN
tho Chesapeake " Ohio Canal Go. nj the anu,,,
nee ing of tho Stockholders o.! hat cun,prry =,
be held ut Annapolis, Md, on Tuesday. Jui,ry
1873, and at adjourned meetings of the sn!ur
The bill entities! m net ~ provide for rr,lu.
ing the expenses of the Pnors llu,Ia" Wa r,IIl
up hy Nr EicI berg. discussed, and on rn,,,..'
Of Mr. Moore hid on the table.
Mr. Beach Introduced tn" col ewing III.
which WAS ordered be printed and lie over T.,
the next meeting:
AN ACT for the gradual Improvement If H..
streets OF A!cxnndrin
Section l. BE il enacted by the CITY Cam, -
OF Alexandria, That the Committee on S,r"r,.
shall cause to be paved during each fiscal yr,,
commencing July |. 1873, not less ,h"n llr,..
squares of that portion Of the street known =.
the carriage way.
Section 2 The Committee on Street: =, ,,,..
time of commencing the work. sh IL bnyi,, :, t,,,.
termination Of the paved portion of su h sir,..t,
us extend north and south and src urarc., H.
intersection of King and WASHINGTON .trrr,.
and shall continue the paving OF .rIci, ..,,,.
commenced as far rs in their iu!Snru, i ncr...
sary before commencing nproy cmrIiS 81, ,,,.
other.
Section 3. The Committee on Finance sn,u
Cause All estimate to be made "f thc c,,., ,,,,,
square of grading and paving srlcl ,,rrn, ~ s,,.
Contemplated By This act, and shzll place such
estimated amount in the revenue bill Of ,.a,.!
year, ana me OK flSn ol Sucll llIlifDT"II mt
be assessed for and collected By the G. ,'.;-
lGcLurs rs other .muuuts tor!necllng The cXye...
Of the Corporation.
Section l. If the work BIO not ru! nut by con.
tract, 1t shall be the duly Of tho >upcrntrn len;
of Police to have II done, ilIattcrs ri grade {
be un@cr the direction OF he City Surv"yur)a,&
he shall keep strict account Of Ill moneys rA
pended, and twu-thircS Of said expense on tn.
malls of the street in front Of the property >!'.
be charged to tho owner thereof, and cni"ctr3
MS other Indebtedness To the Corporation.
Section 5. The Committee on Streets shall
with the consent of tho City Council, htv" tilr
right to put out such work by contract g. IT,"
lowest responsible bidder, Mnd it shall r The
duty of suid committee to So. that The w"r:, 'o.
properly done
Section 6. All acis and pmrts e acts in conhI
with this act are hereby repealed.
Mr.. Hopkins introduced bill entitled -.
act in relation to the City Surveyor" rep",Iin..
the I'd section Of the act concerning The dui.-
and compensation Of the City Surveyor, which
was passed By the following vote: Ayes, M,S>rs
Rock, Moore, Eichbcrg, Hopkins, II"nd"r> ~.
MaEkin. Portncr, Beach. Cinygctt llugrc..
Evans and Mr.. President l2-Nocs. meme
Mr.. Henderson introduced II resolution pro-
vidng for increasing the pay Of the Cnytia 81
Police to $40 per moatn, that of the Lirut"ni,t
to $50 per month, and chat Of the privatcs t. ~
per month, which, on his mot on, Was "r,icsr,
to lie over until next meeting.
The Board then adjourned
Tcstc. HAROLD SNOWDEN. CTR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

Cores poudcncc Of The Alexandria Gazette
WEsTuoRELASD, Va, Hay 27.-Ihe rainy,
backward Spring has considerably delayed
f,rming operations. Planting and gardening
are. behind hand What wheat have seen
looks quite well and free from rust. A good
deal of The corn that was planted requires re-
planting owing to the excessive wet weather.
The country is looking beautifully green and
iuxuriant, and the stock that survived the Sc
veritleS of the winter are dong well on the
pastures. Hands, who with the return oil Spring,
.urneu their attention to fishing now being out
of employment, can be obtained more easily
than early 10 the season, when it was difficult
to get them 10 work ut all There is contin-
uous exodus of colored people to the cities, aud
especially IS this the case with regard to house
servants, who are scarcely to be found. Most
Of them go to Baltimore or Washington.
| notice with regret the young men who
from time to time leave this part OF our State
There are but few left 1t is doubtful if they
do much better away from home.
Along the river much regret is manifested at
the unimely end Of Captain FowIke and sou.
of the Wawasct. He was deservedly esteemed
as 4 quiet, pleasant gentleman,a and a most excel
lent officer. The new Captain, Mr., Juo Wood,
however, is making friends fast. Tie energy
of The company III fitting up ttls boat SO nicely
is commcrdable, and it IS well patronzad:
Many persons arc turning their attention to
the immense quantities of lumber that grow
along the rivers, aud quite trade Is sprag-
ing up in that line.
:, I have not heard the word politics in my
travels. IL.
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NE y..: t>4 TFEEt- LA =.
' u H.21c t,it rryy age a}sl j"'iy q tie T'acs.

- u <}so1c tis rr!,y age oa} j"dy q tie Traes.
The Board Of Supervisors Of San Francisco
contemplate passing az ordinance tG The elect
that all The Chinese sentenced TO the c3lsy
iail must be deprived Of their pig tails a tax Of
fifteen dollars quarter on Chinese laundry
men is proposed; also an ordinances prohibiting
the removal of dead bodies to China. The
agents OF six Chinese companies have tclc-
graphcd TO Hong Kong representing the state
OF Affairs. and advising Ch!iiamen t. sop com
ing to California.
The Presbyterian General Assembly yoster-
day dispatched !, great deal Of business in al
scipation Of an carly adjournment. The re-
pnr, on ''suatculalon' wa; disposed OF, ~ was
also large Der ot Uvcr!ur.s from various
syn0ds, pr2shyicrics ard Individuals The
| Commissioners will make al excursion 70
Wa hiuston to-day and will pr9Dahiy hy,d their
ia; session this evening.
Dispatches from Humboldt, report the re,
cent Indian scare at Spruce Nlouatain ground
| less. The violent Indian demonstrations were
caused BY whiSkcy The orders warning set
tiers 70 lcaec or be killed we're fabrirarlons
The Indians returned from Deep Creek Cour,
ell 10 THAR settlements and resumed their usual
avoea:ons. ill i. quiet again.
Governor Washburnc has formally proclaim
ed the forfeiture by the Milwaukee, and St
Paul Railroad Company Of the St. Cro!x land
grant, which is now open to any company Will
ing to subscribe to the conditions o.! the act
granting land for railroad purposes.
A valuable silver mine is reported to have
been discovered in the western part of Wash
ton county, Wisconsin, within a hundred miles
Of Milwaukee, 1t is said TO cover large area,
and the ore already mined yields $1,000 pei
TOO.
The Prince Edward Island, Legislature yes
torday unanimously passed resolution accept
iag tho ;crms of union with the Dominion Of
Car3tn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

The Raleigh News says that the '>EoAay
vineyard of Fayetteville, n. q, produced da-
ring the past year twenty THOUSAND: gallons Ct
fac wine, for which market is readily found
at renuncrative prices. In other parts ct tie
State this industry is growing up, ana W hoi~
to see it prosper and succeed cvcrywlcrc~..- IL
Virginia as we'll as NORTH Carolina. LII VIZ
ginia VIC arc much indebted to the perseverance,
and energy of Mr.. Buck, Of Warren county. iii
this behalf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28
this behalf.

The Washington city Presbytery have a'iop;-
ed resolutions of respect for the memory Of the
late Rev. 3. Metals, and elected Rev. J. T.
Bttengcr to supply his place as clerk Of The
Prcsbytcry The relation Of Rev. D.. Boyn-
ton with the Assembly Church was dissolved,
and Rev. Mr. French appointed to occupy tho
pulpit of that church, aud announce the a.s'o-
luton. Rev. John Brown was assigned AZ pas
tor to the Townsville Presbyterian Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

Stokes is making his last appeal hctcrc the
New York Cont of Appeals, at Albany.
Should the melton for writ Of error ard al
order for new trial be granted, the prisoner
will be again tried in the Cour. Of Oyer and
Tcrminer; but if the decision BE- adverse,
Stokes will be taken Immediately TO the Gen
eral Term Of the Supreme Court, AMI their re-
sentenced to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28
Common Council.

At regular sem, moInthly meeting of the
Common Council, held May 9th, 1873, there
and Messrs Rock, Moore, Eichberg, Hopkins,
Henderson, Mankin, Portner, Beach, Ciaggett,
Hughes and Evans.
Bills OF j. r. Nicklin, amounting to Sl3; w.
r Howard, for 81, and j. K. Nickln, for 81,
for election services and Mrs. Jennings, amount
ing to $40, for rent of room,-werc referred to
the Committee on Claims.
resolution WAS adopted authorizing the
Presidents of each Board Of the City Council to
auuoint member Of their respective Boards TO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

The Post Office Department. has ruled Shat
postal cards may be registered uron prepay
mcnt of the regular registry fee Of fifteen cents
1t must not, however be put into an envelope,
but merely iuto the registered package envelope
accompanied by the regular bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

COL Thomas j. Corprcw, Of Norfolk, died
on Saturday night During the war, says the
the Virginian, he was Lieut.. Col. of the Sixth
Virginia Infantry. He was in the Commission
of the Pace, treasurer Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg railroad, director in the Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, and president
of the Atlantic, New York aud Dis,n;.! Swamp
Canal companies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

Sir Stafford Northcote's complaint IL the
British House Of Commons upon the consc-
quences of fixing the end Of the war at the
date of Lees surrender, grows out OF the fact
that under the treaty at Washington, all claims
of British citizens before the mixed claims com
mission, now in session, must be for acts con-
mitted between the 9Th of April, 1861, and
9th of April, 1860.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

Maize; George \ i'orythc, o: General Shcrl-
dan s,:!f,, ia$ returned to Chicago from hla
Yellowstone river expedition, tull oi enthusiasm
over his success in navigating that stream tor
o.: miles with Il steamboat and demonstrating
the value of the stream for transportation iur-
poses ia the great Northwest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

PORT OF ALTMAN DklA, MAY ~. loI".
SUN RoSE............. Al NOON $Ers"........ ~
sun SETS. .......... IL
ARRIVED
Steamer Lady Of the Lake. Nor!n'E - \
Reed.
Schr 5 S Harding Wilmington, t" 'i"mi"h'"
and Baltimore Coal Company.
Schr Il & StAnMr'l, Nurfoll tn j ii ID |m"'
Schr l. Porter, Boston. to Am'rI"an '"'
Company.
SAII.FJ.
Steamer Coum!is. Baltimore" hy i Wheat.
Schr Mary and Eliza, East Cambridge ~
American Coal Company.
Schr Beo, Qu..ntlco, By } M"ha!"y ~ 70
MEMORANDA.
Schr Lcmuel Hall, for Til: port, sailed 'r"'"
Providence 9th inst.
Schr Maggie and Lucy from Taunton, '"F t'''.
port, passed through He'll GlLr2I.h.
Schr + Ii Barnes, from Nav Haven, l"F t'"
port, arrived ut New York III n.,
Schr Mnclahn, for Lhi. port, sailed i"r TN"'
adpluhia 9TH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

Attorney General Barlow has given the AcT
York Legislature his opinion concerning The
legality of the payment Of dividends on alleged
over-issuse1 stock of the Eric Railway Conn
pany. He is of the opinion that there should
be no dividends paid on stock which has b:en
fraudulenty issued in lieu OF convertible BONDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

Mir. Fergus Ii. Graham, son Of General e.,
Mason Graham, Of Louisiana, was the Success
iuI candidate as the best Geba;cr oi' the Wash
irg,on, and Mr. ]uo Sharp Williams, OF Ten
nassee, that Of The Jefferson Literary SncIoFy
=. the University OF lirrinia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

The temperance men Of New IYrA arc act
disposed to accept the modified Iced option
law" which Governor Dix has iniiwatcd bis
willingness to approve. At reecDt meeting
at Albany, they took occasion to icnouncc az
and beer as beverages, the most costly, de-
basing and ruiuous Of all in gen2ral use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

MIR. James Phclau, a prominent law CT, To-
mer!y member of the Confederate Senate
from Mississippi, died at Memphis Saturday,
OF erysipelas, caused by the removal Of small
tum0r from his neck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28
LEXANDRIA, Va.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 8. 1878,

In relation to the report that Secretary
Richardson is to resign his office as Secretary
of the Treasury, the Washington Chronicle
says that gentleman has never expressed any
opinion on the subject, but that circumstances
indicate he has still in view the acceptance of a
proposition, which it is said has been madc to
him by capitalists Of New York city, to take
the head of banking house in Paris. The
ruuor, however, is not traccaa.e 10 an oE'ela!
source, and if he leaves the Ca5;act his Tcitre-
ment will be entirely voluntary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

The r,c>cr Of Trinity Episcoial Church IN
Chicago, has nal the reporter OF the Chicago
Times turned GU Of that church, for abusing
him and the members 81 tic church IN a col
umn Of low trivcl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

The Pope, in speech Yesterday, declared
that he had ever prayed Tor France, but that
he would now pray with greater confidence. The
election of Marshal MacMahou he considered a
guarantee of order and justice to civilization,
which was menaced on all sides
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28
atl,ienf lrf

The Scu!i-centcrni;il anniversary oi tic or,
eal,;xarion Of the Baptist Association Of Viz
s.iria will be celebrated in Richmond to-r,of-
cr,7 Preparations for the entertainments OF
ten thousand visitors have been made, an! II
is EXP, cod that the occasion will be the most
memorable ouc in the history Of the Baptist
Eh,lrrE in Ibis State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

The Richmond Wing regards the letter OF
Judge Staples as clear and distinct declara-
ton that he neither was nor would be can,
didate for the nomination as Governor. 80
do the public generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

LGuDovN COUNTY ITEMS - From the Lou.
Gouu Enterprise June will come and find
much Of the corn crop in Loudoun still unplan-
ted Probably this may be for the best, as
much of the work done in planting will have
to be done over again. The cut worm is said
TO be very destructive this year, as 1t always is
in cold wet seasons.
1t the corporation election 10 Leesburg, Sat
urlay last. Capt. 6. R. Head was elected May
or; Il. 0. Clagett, Recorder; Is; t. Atwell,
Town Sergeant and the old council was elected
with one or two exceptions.
COL Y. Howe Peyton, of Alexandria, will
deliver Temperance lecture in Hamilton, Oh
Sunday, the 18th of June, at = o'clock p. N.
The Hamilton and James Chapel Sunday
Schools are to take an excursion to Washing
ton, 90 Saturday, the 10th Of June.
Mr.. James W. Brown has recently been
North aud purchased some Ayrshire cows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

Prof Baird, Of the Smithsonian Institution,
has decided to start on the 18th of June next
upon his mission of investigating the cause of
the dimlnution Of fish in the waters along the
Atlantic coast. The Government has had fit
ted up Tor his use on this expedition the steam
Tug Blue Light, and the Professor has been
notified of its readiness He will commence
his explorations at Mount Desert, Me.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

About $4,000 IL Uuited States bends "ere
found IN the possession Of jim Brady, burglar,
arrested in New York yesterday ant! are how
held by the police for identification.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-28

The l\arawha Democrat ut Charleston Nv.
Va. has suspended publication aud the office
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