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Then shall the King say to them on
the right hand-Cone. We blessed of
my Father, inherit the Kingdom pre-
pared for Won from the foundation of
| the world: Then shall he say also
unto them on the left hand. Depart
from me. ,ye cursed, into everlasting
fire, prepared by the devil aud his
angels"
AFTER WHICH THECURTAIN WILL DROP.
some rais;d On hieh-others doom'd to hell
These praise the Lamb, and sing redeeming
Lode,d ia his bosom, all his goodness prove.
while those who tramplsd underfoot his grace,
Are banish'd now for ever from his face.
Divided thus, gulph is hx'd between, s
And {EvERLAsTLSGl closes up the scene.
Thus sctU do unto thee, D Isrctel !;
and because I aUiH do thus unto
thee, prepare to meet thy God,
0 Israel"
TICKETS FOR THE PIT,
At the easy purchase of following
the vain pomps and vanities of the
fashionable world, and the de-
sires and amusements of the
flesh--to be had at every
fesh.plcasing assembly.
'sIr II LIVE AFTER THE FLESH YE SHALL DID,"
TICKETS FOR THE GALLERY,
At no less a rate than being convert.
ed--Forsaking all. denying self,
taking up the Cross, and follow
ing Christ in the regeneration
to be had nowhere but in
the word of God, and
where that Word APP
points.
He hath ears to hear, let him hear"
Matt. ri. Is,
And he not deceived God is not
Knocked. For whatsoever man
soweth, that shall he also
reap"
n. B.-No MONEY WILL BE TAKEN
AT THE Door.
Nor Will any Tickets give admit
lance into the Gallery but those
scaled by the Holy Ghost,
with ImmanuePs signet.
8 Watch therefore; be ye also ready
for IN such an hoaer as ye think not,
the Son of Nan cometh.
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THE GREAT ASSTZE

AT THE THEATRE OF THE UNIVERSE.
ON THE EVE OF TIME,
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BEFORE THE LEAVES FALL.
wonder L the oakland maple,
Willow and elmEand all.
Are stirred at heart by the coming
OF the day their leaves must fall.
Do they think Of the yellow ehirlHind,
Or know Of the crimson spray ee5-ta.
That shall be when chill November
Bears ell their leaves away7
Perhaps-beside the water
The willow bends, serene
As when her young leaves giistened
In a mist Of golden green
But the braYeoId oak is flushing
To wine-red dark and deep,
And maple and elm are blushipg
The blush Of child asleep.
q If die we must, " the leaflets
Seem one by one to say,
We viii wear the coIors Of gisdness
Until we pass away.
No eyes shall see US falter;
And befors we lay it down,
Wen wear, in the sight Of all the earth
The years most kingiy crown"
SO, trees Of the stately forest,
And trees by the troGden way,
You are kindEng into glory
This soft sutumnal day.
And we who gaze remember
That more than all they lost,
To hearts and trees together,
May come through the ripening frost.
margaret E. sangster in Hearth and HomeI
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Rev. Rowland HIPS PIay-BIH.

Rev. Rowland HIPS PIay-BIH.
Probably the most solemn play.
bill ever written, as it is certainly
the most serious advertisement I'VE
say it with all respeot) of religious
matters that has ever been published
is Rev. Rowland Hills original and
celebrated play-bill, which was post
ed up at Richmond. England, June
4, 1874, close to the poster of the
day. A remarkable point in it's
composition is the contrast it makes
between the effects of the good and
the evil. 1t had so powerful effect
as to help effectually to close the
theatre.
BY COMMAND OF THE KING OF KINGS.
And at the desire of all who love his appearing.
AT THE THEATRE OF THE UNIVERSE,
ON THE EVE OF TIME,
WILL BE PERFORMED
THE GREAT ASSIZE;
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a N Ora ito

As it is written in the 25th Matthew,
from the saith verse to the end of the
chapter. But for the sake of those
who seldom read the Scriptures, /
shall here transcribe two verses !:
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-06
The Markets..

New YORK, August 6.-Stocks dull Gold
l5i. Money Bal Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Corn steady.
BALrIMoRE, August 6.-Virgin;a skies. cou-
pons, old, 81; West Virginias IL; Virginas,
consolidated, 53t bid to-day. Cotton very dull !;
low nliddlings l72al9. Flour dull: Baltimore
City Mills high grades declined 25c. W heat
weak. Corn dull for Southern white Southern
72a7G yellow Southern 56a59; mixed Western
firm ut 50. Oats firm and in good demand !;
Southern .43ai4 Western mixed 39l4oi do.
white 4a42 Rye frmer and scarce III 1ua72.
Hay unchanged. Hay unchanged 2OaS2G. Pro
N-i,,
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 6, IS
Sun HusE........... sos NOON sETS.....".. 2 =
Sun SETS. i.Uo
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk. to A
Reed She rep orts the schr A F Whitney, here
fore reported ashore ut Maryland Point rs
having gotten off and proceeded on her voyage
Schrs Roanoke and j Henry, Georgetown,
and Emily, Washington to J AgneW. :,
Schrs Corneia, Havre de Grace, and u
WorthiEgton, Georgetown, TO w A Smoot.
Schrs Alexander Young, Providence and
Mary r. Summers, Boston, to American Coal
Company.
Schr L A Rummell, Boston, to Hampshire
sni Baltimore Coal Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, by Wheat
%rlrs |, ID Ruthhurn. Boston; Roanoke, Phil
sI.!phia and G Henry, Richmond, by j T
Agurw
Schr Frank Hodges Portsmouth, by Smovt
* Perry.
<chr Matte A Franklin, Boston, by Hamp-
hire and Baltimore Coal Go.
,rhrs Annie NJ Allen, and Benjamin Gar t,ide,
pr,vdencc, and K h. Vaugha, Boston, by
american Coal TO-
MEMoRANDA.
Schr Sophia Godfrey, hence at Boston I'd.
Schrs Lizzie Carr and h s. l. Cordery, from
lio>o# for this port, ut Vineyard HareI Sd.
: nr Clara hence. at Danycrs 3D..
>chr Marcia Reynolds. for this port, sailed
frrn Lub.c 3lSt.
>chr Lena Hunter hence, at Boston 81
Schr T w Havens from Providence for this
port NJ New Haven I'd.
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TEIEGRAPH.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETT
RICHMOND CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, Aug. 6.--Thc Convention met
at IL m. .-. t+# f-ltt#o
r. IT, Daniel Chairman of the late State tx
ecutive Committee, called it to crde', aud upon
his motion,
NJ. g. Hartman, of Staurlon, was chostn
temporary chairman.
Considerable discussion cnSucd upon mo-
for the appointment of committee on perma
Lent organization during which
Gen. Early stated that there WAS no use de-
nyng the fact that dissatisfaction existed as
to the manner 10 which things were being
managed
The motion was laid over and committee
on Credentials appointed II. Latham. Of Alex
andria, and Gen. W. Ii. Payne, Of Fauquier,
being on said committee.
During the absence Of the committee JUDGE
r bert Ould of Richmond, addressed the Con
vention in an eloquent aud stirring speech,
creating much enthusiasm and in which he re-
viewed the late speech Of Hughes and the
Radical platform, exposing its glaring iallaccs
and inconsistencies and beseeching the main
tainance oi true ,lg'Iia nrlnclp'cS'
A. NJ. Kelley, Mayor of Richmond followed
Judge ou'o ~ S'r'Os Sp'ec" urging stronger
exertion on the part OF the Conservatives III the
con.'oe oon'es' no' o'uo''"s' '''e 'cS0's
EA-h'eu'.u ''''uoi non'Asu &c :" i'of'''s' -
calls next adoreSScu Ill" Nohveht'oI IL WHO"
ne st'gma'lZeo hughes as oh'ck Nasty 'iu'
the oettayer Oh MS coihraues' lie urg'u INC
"nNe lne'i 10 s'ano 'ose'ne'' ann VINO "nins
" CIV wy 0'1|N ADD1 Dp"' ''N' '''',I' ~
:, ~ 1r :,
puscu s'io"SS ''i' ''o'''n' u '''''','t = -,
y, ~ y u''''' WV u ~. P0"''' ~ "'''l
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] WAsuINGToN, August 5;;~Il a

, tWAsUINGToN, August 5; II a. N.
'a For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
generally northcastcrly to southeasterly winds,
partly,cIoudy and clearing weather, with occa-
sional rain over the coasts. For the Middle
Atlantic States northcrly winds, shift to south
westerly with generally clear watcher, follow
ed BY rising temperature.
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CANAL COM NJ ERCE.
- S.; 49,; - Esas
RRIyAI.S.

ARRIVALS.
Bats Thomas L Belts, L Reid, R 5 Grant,
W y Myers, \ Ray, A j Clark, w Myers, A
j Ta,nl.s, \ Brewer. G Clifton and Recha-
bites 10 American Coal Co; Fl w Shuck, b W
Wilson, l. NJ Holland, + 7 White and a B
Balm t" New Central Coal Co; Ben Bssell, To
ncy Rodier, Loretto, Saml Swain and VIM NJ
Price 10 Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co:
Excelsior aud i Lang, jr, to Mary Coal
C"mpany.
DEPARTURES.
Boats II Cromwell, w Lloyd, Gold
fj,.'h, Ben BiSseIl, Ches peake, q ID Robbins, Z
" Wallis, U e Hamilton, p L Lemon, ID L
Taylor, I l. Belts, Embray, M Fernsner,
Deiicld, ) Swain, q Srgsrson, j Lang, jr, u
Wilson, Blue Bell, j l. Reid, Clark, Il
Grant and H w Shuck, Tor Cum berland.
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De Chambord and Count De Paris, was of the
most cordial nature, and that the political situa-
ton in France was not alluded to during their
conversation. .s..
MADRID, Aug Ga powder magazine in
Valencia exploded yesterday, killing many in
surgeuts and wouDding u still greater number.
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Harrison, Bradford & Co.'s.
STEEL PENS
Special attention called to the we'll known
numbers,
5O5-75-2S 30 e. %.

Factory, Mt. Vernon Office, rs John stree =,
New York. aug 5-3m
I,HURCH FESTIVAL AT MARKHAM
" STATION, FAUQUIER'COUNTY, VA.
The ladies Of the Leeds Church congregation
will offer refreshments for sale at Markham STA
ton on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of August
next, between the hours of IL o'clock q. m. and
D. m Persons living on the line of the rail
road can leave Alexandria and the intervening
stations so as to spend two hours at Markham,
and return to their homes on the same day.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
Markham station, jy 50-wtd
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LOST .Y.HU EOLsSU.

CTRAY HORSES-Ten dollars will be paid
- for the recovery or information that will
lend to the same of TWO HORSES which stray
cd away from my stable on the 81 instant One
is II flea bitten gray 10 hands high, and about
twelve yc.rs of age; the other sorrel, branded
on the left shoulder with the letters .. s., and Il
roam foot r. d. CATS,
aug 5-tr Drovcrs' Hotel West End.
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PoroMAc FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
The Potomac Fruit Growers Association held
their August meeting yesterday in Washington
at rhe board of, trade rooms. \ fine display OF
apples, peaches aud pears Was made Inc as
ISOLATION decided to hold a SPECIAL, meeting or
pic. mic at Cooling wood, ION the Potomac, be
low Alexandra; on the 18th OF August, and to
invite thither all the similar societies 10 this
portion Of Maryland and Virginia, .....l i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-06

ESs-ATTESrIoN. KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK
a regular monthly meeting of the Conmandery
wall lie held on Wednesday evening" the 7th in
slant, at $50 p. m, at Harmonic HAIL. All
members are earnestly requested to attend, ~
business of Importance is TO be transacted.
by order of the Commander:
aug SGT Nj b. HARLOW, Recorder.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, Aug. "a London spcciai
saws: The election at Greenwich to ill vacant
seat 10 the House of Comnous resulted IN Il
Conservative triumph. This is the first III
stance since 1852 OF Conservative caEdidate
being elected for this borough. The result,
which was not altogether unexpected, caused
great depression 10 the Liberal ranks. In well
Informed ciccs it is accepted as virtual y de-
Gliding the political campaign. 1t Is an almost
certain indication that the Conservatives @lll
return to power after the approaching general
election, with fair working majority. Ii Is
already stated on good authority that u lad,
stone will not seek reelection AT the hands OF
his Greenwich constituents, and that he COP
templates retiring finally from Parliamentary
life. .-t -.
LONDON, August 6 Mr. YIN. +. Baxter.
joint. secretary to the Treasury, has resigned
that Office ..,....s. .-.. .l-oH!ys
John Lathrop Motley, he American listoli-
cal writer and formerly Uaited States Munster
to Vienna, has been stricken with apoplexy.
The disease deprives him of the use OF Que slde
of his body. .a 1l. :: =
PARIS, Aug. Ga dispatch from Vienna
says the interview Yesterday between the Count
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-06

BREAK IN THE CANAL-Just as the Chcsa
peake aud Ohio canal got again into good con,
dtion, and the strike among the boatmen had
been compromised: "a suspension of navigation
has been occa>ioned by break which occurred c,
yesterday near Wade's lime kllu, at Miller
basin, on the six mile level. near shepherds
town, which, it is said, will require at last t
eight days to repair. i..'...,.,tl i, ?,
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From New York.

New YORK, Aug. i. State mcht: are beng
made in Wall street, that II series OF law suits
were about to be commcnc"d against the t.Ile
Railway Company by persons who claimed 10
have been il iured by alleged violation of Off
cial trusts on the part OF the present admins
tration, and by the noG-lu:lil|m9nt of IT'S c Il
tracts with other corporations. One suit ac-
cordng to the statement being made would b.;
brought by the holders of Il certain amount OF
common stock aud a second by a owncr of Erie
preferred stock, charging that the directors had
violated the duties of their office by issuing
boLds the proceeds from the sale of which had
been applied to the payment of the last divl-
dend on common stock. The third suit wnuId
be formal demand fer the adjudication Of the
Erie Railway Company as bankrupt on the
ground of their refusal to pay interest on bonds
Of Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad guarau
ted by it. The suits il is said will be brought
simultaneously. The friends of Erie character
ICES The projected suits as stock .Dbbng man
ouvers.
A dispatch received from the owner Of the
Yacht Josephine which was supposed to be the
one run down by TIE Newport steamboat: stat
ing that she had been on the rocks near Point
Judith, but had been hauled of. and towcd into
port. No lives were lost. The above is acccp-
ted by yachtsmcn as solution OF the report OF
the running down ard sinking Of a yacht near
Watch Hill
James Kelley fatally stabbed his wife 10 the
neck with dirk last night and then escaped.
The health Of Kate Stoddard the alleged muir.
dercr Of Goodrich is said to be falling rapidly.
The loss by the Hunters Point fire is gene
rally computed at 5000 900. The Supcrntcn-
dent of Standard Oil Works estimates their
loss on the buildings and oil at 100000.
There were 10000 barrels Of refined oil ready
for shipment, worth about eight dollars PER
barreL Loss on the building $40, 0O0 ins1lr-
ance on the oil and buildings Second. Bost-
wick 4 Co., whose Oil Works are south Of the
scene of the fire, had large quantity OF oil
stored in the sheds Of the Standard Company
all Of which WAS consumed Their loss is be-
tween $50 900 and SIS 900; fully insured. Fave
barces partly laden with oil in barrel, were burn
ell to the waters edge. The charrcd remains OF
Captain Meyer, captain Of the barge on which
the fire originated, have been recovered tbs
now believed that no other lives were lost,
though several persons had narrow escapes
10 fleeing ON the burning bargeS.
Frederick Carter, Of the New toundland
provisional government was in this city yc>ter-
day en- route home from Washington, which
place he visited for the purpose Of negouatlng
a reciprocity treaty between his government
and that of the United states similar To thai
established with the dominion OF Canaia> :.
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DELLE HAVEN INSTIT u T K
ID No. III Queen street

.. Alexandria, Va
Principal, Miss ANNA L. DERRICK, late of
Bishops School, Easton, Md.
The Fifteenth Annual Session of this School,
formerly under Miss CARRIERS charge, will ccm-
mcncc on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Septem-
her under the direction Of Miss Derrick. Eve
~ effort will be made TO sustain the high reputa-
tlrn oi this widely known and popular School
Competent and experienced teachers will be en-
rt"yrl in every department, and the Principal
hopes to give entire satisfaction to all who may
Hvor her with their patronage.
terms per half session, payable in advance.
For board and tuition in the entire Englih
collr>.. OnIl .E'. Sl25 %
PrrIa.ai,ry Class, 81 50
unl Class, Il 4 /. 1000
Intermediate Class :: :. = Is II 50
senior II u - = = l3C0
For Circulars containing further information
bcrrrnccs: Ri. Rev. Bishop Lay, Esston.
Md; RcvS Geo II. Norton, D. +. Sprlgg, Il
IL, hckim, and h. kemper, esq.,, Alexandria
VA aug 6-eotO
!NRUSS & BLACKWELLS POTTED HAM
" AND TONGUE, Hnlfurd and Lea y Fer
m. Snucr. English Salad Dressing French
VI lam; also a fine assortment of Cross u
b.arkwrliS Pickles.
GEO. McRURNEY s SON,
ansi l66 and ITO King street
NMALLHAMS-Georg s. Jenkin and Mag
~ h"lis also Rcgalia brand Sugar Cured
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
sugC .E l66and l70hing street.
pURE CIDER VINEGAR for picking
l AS ground and whole spices Of all kinds,
w. F. BROoKES,
ms6 l47 King street
FRESH COVE OYSTERS. Spiced do. in
glass jars, fresh Salmond and Lobster, for
sal" cheap at lGG and ITO King stree.
a1SG GEO McBUkNEY s SON.
WHAT ARE SHAD.INES? Ask your gro
w Ger for the best pr, served ti,h in America,
'"r >eIc Al Il King street
"'g i WM F. BRooKES
VERY SMALL HAMS of delicious flavor
IN store and for sale at .l .."d
WM. F. BRoOKES,
A"s' IA King street
SHAD.lNES, j., Is and whole boxes, in store
- AMI t"r sale at l47 King street.
aug" w. f. BROOkES
HONEY IN THE COMB. very choice for
sale by GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
aug l66 and l70 King street.
" r OIL SALT.
1000 sacks FINE SALT .-.
AO sacks g. A. SALT IFS. f.
VII iand and TO arrive. For sale by .,.i.
aug HOOE g J0HNsToN
(ASS CO.'S. LONDON PALE ALE and
~ PORTER Tor sale by
W., AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
- ~ King ST., cor. Alfred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-06

REMARKS The market for Wheat is dull and
declining; offerings of 1876 bushels red, with
.,.-s vt lls and los for good to prime, and l6o
ar chricc: Il lot Of "a bushels white was offered,
t,,t no "A cS reported. Corn is dull, and prices
ar. lc lower; offerings of 440 bushels M liked and
t., 81 yellow with sales of the former at 10 and
Il. AID Q, the latter at 81. Rye is quiet at IS;
otrril g of rs bushels. Oats are dull; sales at
81 q; ard 81 with offerings Of So bushels.