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$4,000 in
DAMAGED DRY GOODS.

Meme should fail 10 call and see oar
goods aud get prices We shall con.
tinue the sale through April You
that cannot come, send for samples
500 pieces Prints, none over Sc. none
Of your to II yard pieces. remnants
So Cottous Of all kinds 80 inch fine
&c per yard. Cotton. 40 inch. eta.
Bleached Cottous, SO inch. Sc. Fruit
q the Loom, lie. Wamsutta. l2lc
sheeling "a heavy hleached 80 els
u inch illow Case Cotton 10 cents
Largest stock choice Sbeetings 10 the
state, 25c goods for Is to l4lc. 500
pieces
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Pullman Palace Cars

are ran eu all "a ough tsai4s e bis road
IAir u The ONLY LINZ running these csgs
8etween ChiCsEo ana st I'aui CHICAGO and II /.
Wtukee, ar Chcsgo sBd Aiugua
Al Omaha eur tlreIcts cuuu. c. Niih Tbs vaF
lent sieepfrs on The Uninu pHciGc RAIN Yyd fa5
al points vest u lhs fl saoari River.
Oh the arrival 81 sue n ms from tho Es-t ~
South, tie irslus ~ ih Chicago 4 Aart4. West.
err Ksnasy f4EAy CHICAGO D. follow.
For caancii Biun', Omaha ana California Teo
Through Trains dssig with lai'mau Paiaee
Drawing Room shd Sleeping csrs through "
COnncii Bluff.
Por ~ Paul aus Minneapolis. Ta8 rbfoaes
fiatns ikiis, with PuamAp Palace Gst- sta .titd
on both trans
Pur Grssn liay ana Lste superior, TO ftsin /.
daily vita iallman Palace Cars atlAehed anI
Fuaaing through II Marquette
For AdwAnsse. -Four Through Tfaias daily
Pullman Cars Ga nighi usils, rari9f chair Car
On dsy trans
FoF sparta aud winona AID points ii Mime
sofa one Through ltaiu dAAy, sith Palman
s.repers 20 HinonA
For DubaAe, Wa Fneepoft. Tw0T broagh Trains
atilg. VIII Pullman Gafs ~ uigE II trans
Fof buhnke AID IA Crease. va Canton, Two
Through Trains dalig, ailh Pulimsn Care ID
night traia to McGtegof, ioss
For Sioux Gity aud rsastoH. 80 Traiss Isl v
Fuimsn Cars 70 AisseHri Valley 5ahctiga.
fvT LAKE Geneva, Four Trans GALS.
For koeifTd, tterhpg, heDosiA. Jsnesv He
and eihef pfaair, yon csa hsfe from - ttth
trains daily
Sss Yort Once, as Brafdsss. Bssiaa OAiee,
No, state kaiset' UGaaAA ga Il. 80 f&taBail
hireeis san Ifancisgo 0floa, lzi 8 ltgomefy
Street. Chicago Tiesef lfiiaa.. e. g ara street
uboe, hhafmAu 4 sases eagHsr Cans An1 Mkli-
s1n rtTcss y; kienzH suesg Depot. csfnef Vi
ksrxle ABd C3nkl Streets. Ne.ls btgset Asp9t.
eesnef Wslis aud ksnNe street.
PCT rates q informal not sitanlhle fr0m
youi hoge ticket sgenis. GpplY y
". II. sTEsSRgr AAArs RrgHwT.
Gen. Psss. All, ChieaFo. 0sn.supt, Chicago.
st4sv
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Custom Boots & Shoes,
AGENTS WANTED.

Goods mtnhf .cturefs' pnres The gJ93s
ufuisbea liy mF 20 agaNta j Efcsise itaIt lia
'nAnalsclar'rs. They sft sHprci b sfgs quag-
) Ice and bt chs apaat f3uteA lAthis Bat fsMYs
n5Dgh on cost 4 .agfs u pes ms fr bsgdilHg
lhant and give MeM 81 aEhpts ~ YWef 81 tes
.hsn thr9 esu De baa II - sfed ~ afy an efc
A'tial viii coHFlnoe y9a tlat tgisisH fae hAFe
nyasad ff hge ysals, faFe hsa ffuta
ave 70 htty fRrnia VI 40 fqf me il 4 ths, a8a
Abow vial ageut5cAn rs ala ehaf nfilfifs
vii sell k.st, AID csn R4yn HsHfai hlHta ~ r.,
SArd ~ beet ana NEST fuacts s i'll mnih ~ II
AnYAssinR. Shall make 5gut ttteTps - aa geb.
AZ be % feceipt u hea snd u e.el sritsts
- so0h ~ they arc pat 70 rbv WNhst kAq Al
tayr A. ufd-ia 3 pro y. I eanftetlrf or Dts Do
teiS town ~ New EitgteId sgd hts tofa ~
bc- ~ canvas en the r. losing b4ar2 4fIl
bee, 20 VII m vih gift ei0ia& q teftisefy az
bottom pfets, a gDa sFplg = gpHe.
MRS PoTrs COLD HAsDfE RiAE iB0a8.
No boiler required iludis Havef geis lot.
ls deiadped by spflnRs 90 changed ifoui :
aol1 80h 70 tot Dna a4N4sf lAta . Efsfff
1nc holder thfts ifu1s Or ~ AAlah j. q
tohsh4ne hone, slttlie brf- ha' 81 pfieet
yer rs, ~ %. las YaatiH PIN .gR
aelp - ~ it a. Ha4fly nfsFg as Nfa las ifaa,
* . ~ eOse Aisg
Rustic SHADES AsD hEW Eros On Rlx,
LURES, ALL eOMfLE4E.
for from % cent. - 81 u pef sin iow, ale3tdIag
20 siyle - shasis Snd slza u altalp@
fAYL0Rs SAFEIY L0Cks, EURaLAa I1lOOF
Csn b. put On ii Age Blnstes sls4aat eating
( d0or. ID iyels ths tp hdia iy latAsa4 !
sli4s. lsiaii prizes - canis
RUkEzA COPING IsK AAD BOOK
NJ pfass. brush q w4ur fsfsUifet Ssii1 fssfs
~ ~ bosiusss iuen v-sAFre tLe % - Efefk
30 page l9ga AUD hxi PISS hk ~ II. hsgs
c9nl40i u saa sug u44uafaei afeta sfstt agr
.Aa kbgFe afts4es. Shad ksp Aby3e pds ia
J sscA. slso - spa saYssafs. AMI sn9 lsB1
pne lsiis ]. baf444He9 a bea fafs Fff Gail
ID set fAsAs ~ ~ NJ pc At ~ ~ HFeS4
trees, aud AL sci 49, stf5ss ssasriAs.
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The Yellow CeRtaur LiRinsnt

Il sarih iisusish, "a gold 70 owaer. Of horses
Aad mule
ihs Luimtut hss cured more spfained
sH rulcl, Il aE-b ned Aud Called Horses ID
re Assfs thau have al the Fsrriers Ia the
goahtry "a an age. IL Effects are simply won.
darfal
We have thousands upon thousands Of certih.
aAt SOS silas as the following;
8E hofrc lamc ior year with fetloek
saeh Az remedies utterly failed 70 care aud
! considered lpm worthless uatl | commenced
81 ase tru;snt Liulment which rapidly cared
g.m. heartily recommend u.
lev CLIO W. FERRIS.
NsrOrHiiic sShyhana Co, N T."
"DrAasin 4 have used your Centaur Lini-
meHt iu my samtiY aud dnd lt 90 he 1, ( great
gslnt fieas3 send me tao dollars worth, one
~ ae mules aud hnrsgs.
ElLEY sICKLES.
Fais station Wyoming Co Pa
tmlEes very little difference what the case
l', whether IL b. wrench. spraiH, poll-Eyii
RrgboGs Scratches or L4mehtss Of any kina
Dee ticts ATE the same Liyerymen, Stage
rrIpaet0 Farmers Ne, ghouli never be WITH
cat the Yellow Centsur Eminent 1t ID sold
everywhere, aud warranted 10 it effects
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co.,
As Dey st., New York
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CENrAUR
| iNIMENTS.

TIE issue esq l hsa8e8 sl.s iat vuas5td a.aat
Re baa 1s Nhst tht IeutAur
A4F a. Thaf vsI rst ntfns tratea
talH aaers. egi Shes s8l fktFAei safe,
5sre tsaass4as4s aaa ierGtf
AKA m8re ktuNsiN ttasn
q ~ Hrt essfud
M 4aHa 80 hgf0ai TOE r5aefs 81
tsf f feffst sfEp sfaitHas GhFuHla kbeu-
0esp g many 8tHFt 8faiue. Nenraies s..
eHeG Deck tEFgr sores. Weeping suest.
l4bra breast, h.siortea JAnls and
fa alts f the sors8 kisd aFe cared 81
~ atte leatafT l6nbFat
ltN acstfa the psu aud heal without a
H esfK Baras aIa ncasl- II wlH a.
poison as Bites and gtseA and toe
fH fegaa i8u8s b ~ FeFf efactcioas
Er-te. Eaail.-sshe, l'ch aud Ca,s44eoas
Nr4gr
laeat Nsstke. n MsFyeala q sfiirs.
m Mf hisrHmstsn has bcen W bad
thht 3 aafe be- auaa' 30 sfiT from ihs boasr
$500 efs' s8fse b sizes ~ CeutnaT t8niuNnt en-
-. g 80 60 sslk without ny cfuiehes. / AN
rsfsaiy. lhins youf Lirinsai stmpiy
usFYsL
ch Bennett Draggst. RaeR Prairie, Ma,
sass
eeuiapF L}n!Blent rolls better and gives The
ssusferiioa I anything % tho mArketr
Wat tr tentAug Linlmeui has dome Tor 9th.
eiHh inS sen. Il q handy, q is rgllAbie
SID II e cheap
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CastOria.

Il smi-take 70 pose that Castoiia il not
tiaptei to grown pereons as well as children
They Only need 10 increase the quantity. Blu,
children have so m ny cor plants Tor " ioh Cas-
tJrla is sdspted-like wihd collie, soar omaeh.
Fofmei letter teeth z nd Group, ia L il is es .
periaNv recommended fol- them.
its fleets are mare eertsin than castor oil
fou.ainsno a'cahol, and IL as pleasant to axe ar
b lney. IL never gtipes. by regulating the
stomach and bowels, II cools the blood, sxpele
Rofns sni preyents feyerishness, quiets the
efyHH sud produces health; hen Of course chill
ireu can sleep in quiet sn mothers can rest 1
Cssturia is recommended by ALI physicans and
nurses who have tusd it, aud it having rap
lily Increasing sale tie prepared with great
nre alter the recipe Of DR. samuel Pitcher OF
Massachusetts, at the Lahnraory o. J Rose
Co. s6 Dey street, New York.
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Freeport Dubuque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

l. the only ruu flr Elgin Rockford, Ftecpar'
aud all points va fiesp0it lis
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Winona and st. Peter Line
Green Bay Marquette Line

l. the only line for Janessie, WsttTt 3aA FOND
Dn Lac, OSHKOSH, Appleton, Green Bal, E-ea-
naba, hegaunto, Marquette, boushf0a, Han
COCK aud the Lake Superior Country. IT,
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EMRksON EsTARR0UK

FAtfDAf IDlNI- HslllakIN4 %. n.
liberal terms ~ aKsais. 4sAhfae3aress
.sssi Or % sts knEh - sssfea "a heR
fagt ma afaeierefs P+tAse Aea9 seMEia ~
sifsni4Fs ~ hgtn, s4ta Q9tpsnl hG IN god
cell, artgsi#- ~ fhs asgys &aafass.
gaiY s4th is7s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

who are aRsnts for Msn chester, Dorset. Gender.
land Peru and RiuaAH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-31

l. Tie Old Lake Ii re fouie sHl .tEeHnlt
one passipg through ErMsion, Lake Forest.
Highland Pax Wack gsn, iaotlo. henoslra n
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GEO W. HII.LIARp
t5 Merchants Row,
GCriANp rrEMoSr
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-07-15

During our tedious passage
to the north, remarked among
the steerage passengeas, u man
who semed to keep himself apart
from the rest. fIe wore the
uniform of the Foot Artillery,
and sported a Corporal's stripes.
In the course of the afternoon,
L stepped before the funnel
and entered into conversation
with him, learned that he had
invalided and sent home from
Canada, had passed the the
Board of London, obtained
pension of a shilling a day, and
was returning to a border vii
lage where he had been born,
to ascertain whether any of q
family were living from whom
he had been separated for nine
teen years. He casually admit
ted, that during this long inter-
val he had held no communica-
tions with his relations; and I
set him down accordingly as
some wild scapegrace, who had
stolen from his home, whose
happiness his follies had com
promised too often. He showed
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gDgetrg,
CEFELDEEOOD'S FEARS.

A little girl with sweet troubled eyes,
And troubled soul looking anxiously
through
Up into the blue depths of the skies,
AS if it would see far beyond the blue
Forgetting the roses o'er her head,
Forgetting the dainty doll at her feet,
Forgetting all on earth but her dread
Of loosing that which makes chld-life
complete:
Stood wistful her blue eyes filed with
tears,
: That fell, and glistened like dew on the
Of her round fair check: all! childboOd's
fears
Arc oftimes heaviest of human woes:
She'd heard them speak of ''another
wolld';
"Surely not heaven,'' was her childish
thought
tsHeaven is city, with streets Of gold,
And gates, which from rare, purest pearl
are wrought"
''And each must enter that world alone I
The thought was more than the child
could bear
and her burdened heart made weary
moan,
''No mamma o who'll he my mamma
there
case Is
"v11Ss'a.- Q IS but one mother for aye, my
own -
Al the precious words the greved lips
smiled
'FGod's love leaves no timid heart alone
In that world you dread tits heaven my
child ~
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-07-15
Courage I'm Every-Day Life.

Have the courage to dis.
charge a debt while you have
the money in your pocket.
Have the courage to speak
your mind when it is necessary
you should do so, and to hold
your tongue when it is prudent
you should do so.
Have the courage to do with
out that you do not reed, how
ever much your eyes may covet
it.
Have the courage to speak
to q friend IN q 'seedy' coat,
even though you are in com
pany with q rich one. and
richly attired.
Have the courage to make
will, and a just one.
Have the courage to tell %
man why you will not lend
him your money.
Have the courage to cut the
most agreeable acquaintance
you have, when you are con
vinced that he lacks principle.
GA friend should bear with :,
friends infrmities,' but not
with his vices.
Have courage to show that
You respect honesty, in what
ever guise it appears and your
contempt for duplicity, by
whomsoever exhibited.
Have the courage to wear
your old clothes until you pay
for your new ones.
liave the courage to obey
your Maker at the risk of being
by men,
Have the courage to prefer
comfort and prosperity to fash
ion in all things.
Have the courage to ac-
knowledge your ignorance,
rather than to seek credit for
knowledge under false pre-
lenses.
Have the courage TO provide
entertainment for your friends
your means-not be-
yond.
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calmly passed-the parent had
lived to see and bless her lost
one. and expired in the arms
of one, who with all his faults,
appeared to have been her
earthly favorite.
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llle MS SulScliafgC--ILe character
was eXcellent-but it only went
to prove how much mems con
duct will depend upon the cir
cumstances under which they
act. He had been nineteen years
soldier---a man under author
ity'--one obedient to another's
will, subservie.!t to strict disci-
pline,with scarcely q free agency
himself, and yet, during that
long probation he had been Il
useful member Of the body pol
itic, sustained % fair reputation,
and as he admitted himself, been
q contented and happy man.
He returned home his own mas
ter, and older by twenty years.
Alas it was a fatal free agency
for him, for time had not brought
wisdom. The stewart told inc
he had run riot while his means
allowed it, had missed q passage
twice, and had, on the preced-
ing evening, come on board,
when not q shilling remained to
waste in drunken dissipation.
/ desired that the poor roue
should be supplied with some
little comforts during the voy-
age---and when we landed at
Berwick, [ gave him u trifiing
sum, to assist him to reach his
native village, where he had OBJ
tanned vague intelligence that
some aged members of his fam
lily might still be found.
A few evenings afterwards, I
was sitting in the parlor of one
OF the many little inns l visited
while rambling on the banks OF
the Tweed, when the waitress
informed me that a sodgcr was
spearin' at the Colonel. lie was
directed to attend the presence,
and my fellow voyager, the Ar
tilleryman, entered the cham
ber, and made his military sa.
laam.
| thought you were now at
Jedburgh.'
L went there, sir, but there
has not been any of my family
for many year residing in the
place. [ met an old packman
ON the road, and he tells me
there are some persons in this
village OF my name. [ came
here to make inquiries, and
hearing that your honor was
i'll the house, I made bold
enough to ask for yon.''
Have you walked over?'
Yes, SIR
Ills long walk. Go down
and get some supper before you !
commence inquiries. y
The soldier bowed and left
the room and presently the host
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cnteted 10 give me ulrectlonS
fora route among the Chevoits,
which | had contemplated to
take the following day. linen
toned lie soldiers errand.
Sure enough" returned the
host, "thcro are an auld decent
couple Of the name here. What
is the sodgcr called z"
" illian," [ replied for by
that name his discharge and
pension were filled up.
Ill slip across the street to
the auld folks said Boniface,
''and ask them a few questions.
The episode of humble life
that followed was afterwards
thus describe to me by mine
host.
lie found the anciect couple
seated ut the fire-the old man.
Il chapter iii the Bible, as was
his custom always before he
and his aged partner retired for
the nightto rest. The landlord
explained the object of the SOL
dier's visit, and inquired if any
Of their chiIdron answered the
description Of the wanderer.
1t is our Jock !" exclaimed
the old woman, passonately.
and the puir ne'er-9o-weel has
cam hame at last to close his
mither's eyes.
ma, said the landlord, the
mans name is Wolly."
Then he's nae our BARN"
returned the old man, with q
heavy sigh.
'Weel, weel-lIis will be done
said his helpmate, turning her
blue and faded eyes to heaven
II thought the prayer I SO often
made wud yet be granted, and
Jock wud come hame and get
my blessin' ere l died.
lie has he has = exclaimed
q broken voice, and the soldier,
who had followed the landlord
unperceived, and listened at
the cottage door, rushed into
the room, and dropped kneeling
at his mothers feet. For a mo- |
ment she turned her eyes with
a fixed and CLASSY stare upon
the returned wanderer. Her
hand was laid upon his head
her lips parted as if about to
pronounce the promised blessing
but no sounds issued, and she
slowley leaned forward on the
bosom Of the long-lost prodigal,
who clasped her in his arms.
'Mither ! mither speak and
bless me 7
Alas !! the power of speech
was gone forever Joy, like
grief, is often fatal to a worn
out frame. The spirit had
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A kind heart is better than
a cunning head.
The minister who divides his
discourses into too many heads will
find it difficult to procure attentive
ears for them all.
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Bank Statement.
The Markets..

New York, July 90. Stocks steady, except
St. Paul and Northwest, which are lower.
Money 2. Gold - Flour firm. Wheat II N.
Corn quiet aod unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Va. SKIES, deferred
ST. do consolidated 65s; do. ID series 333.
Cotton steady and frm; midding lltall5;
Flour quiet aud unchanged. Wheat steacy and
unchanged. Cora-soutnern steady; western
lower; southern white Sc so: do yellow 56a5S;
western mixed 5Gs sc! spot, ST. last halt Au-
gust; 574 September. Oats quiet aud steaty;
Soul hcru prime 37a40; western white 3Ia5S;
do. mixed $3.50 Rye more active and easier
at 5Sa6l. Hay unchanged. Provisions dull,
weak and lower. Pork 2Oa25. Bacon shoulders
9; clear rib sides III; hams l5al53. Lard low
cr; refined l2al24 Butter steady and vi
changed. Coffee strong and advancing; Rio
cargoes l5!alS4. Whiskey dull al lI25. Sugar
active aud tirmcral Is
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kaATLANDS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engaged frat class Teacher, pro
pose opening II select school for limtal MUM
Der Of pupils first session to boga lo.h 81 Sep
temler and close 18Th Of June. ihc $iluation is
pleasant, wholesome easy Of access, with an Epis-
copa church within walking distance, y post
ctiice and d.ly mail. *ot only will spcclM! at
tcntion be paid to the mental and religious cu-
ture Of the scholars, but their physical culture
will be Considered.
Miss LUCY NELSON, til" p-incipa! Tcfcd-
er, brings the highest testimonials rs al inslruc-
tress in Latin. French. Mathematics and the
higher English branches.
Mss L. 4 SMITH. i sstant
Miss rl,X, Teacher o! Muse.
forms: For session Of nine months S3n, hal!
payable in advance; the ntn"r hall In" mrs. u
February. This :lc,ude= board, washing. h. s.
iish Tuition, Must. with Nc, Vi Pi"Eo, FRENCH
L.tn and Mathematics.
Rcfrrcnces-.l"v. Is. T. -, Wis, Lc"sburg !;
rev. o "A kinsolviag, Ha!ii;X Court House )
Rev w. NJ Dame. x.nIrIa; Ecv. Dr.. hin.
rcge:ode, Hich:un..d, Bishop buddy, Louisville.
Dirc,t - Mrs. i go. /. CARTER. pat!;.nis
J.. D., Loudoun CO, Va. j. l9-c"t !
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EXCtRSFO.Fs, EssG.fsgS. Sc.

ITO RICHMOND AND RETURN THREE
4 DOLLARS l-SATU r. TT. =, --==-=-.=-.,-7
DAY. Aug 5, lS7G-RRAD ~ ~ ~ e.
ADAMS will give the first of y #cru= u r,AcGI-
sons, by rail, t. the above named plsc., on tho
9Th proXlmo. In order that al may hsvc an
opportunity OF visiting that historic city, toe
Price OF the tickets has been fixed 1T s. = round
trip. The train will leave Oh St depot. Wash
nEtnn, ut ] D. IN. and return t. thHt city early
MOI day morning. thus atfoldng ample time -
visit al the PLACES Of interest special palace
cars Tor ladies' also extr. cars :or colo-od people
will be provided. Tie train will leave the = !ex-
nrdrs depot ut II 30 Tickets for snle vi g. f.
Frcnch's Bookstore and ST the Fsyptta It depot
S3 To RICHMOND AND RETURN
" 1,ry
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TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, July 20. lS76.-The Senate
was not 10 session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
In the House to-day, nothing oil very special
interest has been done.
The Senate bill providing for an extension
If the time for the redemption of lands hold 10y
the Government for direct taxes, uatll Fcbru-
ary 1871 was passed.
The report Of the naval investigating CON-
mttee was then taken up aud Mr.. Dantord
trad Of Ohio, defended the Department..
He was followed by Mr.. Garfield on the same
side.
Mir, Mills of Texas and others spoke in con-
demnation OF The conduct of the Department
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EXCU RSIOES.
$500.
.RE..s.~.tEs&AA

-
The stesmb boat MARY WASHINGTON will
make Daily Excursions to Mt Vernon Springs
Marshall Hall and Glymont, except Sun.
days, stopping at the various landings, viz -
Coliingwopd, the Forts, White House, Funston
and Brick Yard commencing Sunday, June
leaving her wharf foot of Prince street. "a $50
", H., returning about o'clock p. m. Fare for
the round trip SOC single ticket club OF five I"
ten persons 40e each; club of ten or mere so
each. Families can la.e a plesssn. day's TIP
down the river ard enjoy The healthy fresh Hr
at reasonable rates. No Intoxicating drinks
sold on board The beat The Mary Washington
can DC chartered for ening excursions Vr t.
return ior any parties that may wish TO Remain
81 ~ V Of the above named resorts utll night.
For further Information spply to y. BQu3H
K son n on board IL lit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
LOCAL ALTERS.

CHURCH SERVICES &c, To- MoREow :: On
.'n,sT CHURCH Service at IL d. m. ana 81
W. nv Rev Mr.. Dame. =,
pr PAULs CHuson-Servico st IL r. H. oS
.av, DR. Nnrtoo
ne C,rx CuuRcn-No service.
a. WAuYs CuuRcH-Mass at and IL a. M
Veiuers At y. H. u:. cb,rob,-
TSIoS PREsgYT'N. CHURCH (flrst Chureh)-
NSxrosp PgEs BYrERiaN CnuRcH-N service.
TEru. ErIs. CuUKcH-No service ;,
METH EpIs CHURCH SoUTH.SerVice NJ II
and SD. m by Rev. j. b. Wsugh
IlrH PEor. cHuEcHm ,,;Sa s s., " m and
m bv Rev w. ; Pcnlck.
Et;rEuAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at IL s. M, oy
NY Varxn MINIS Cak1sT1Ax As.ocIATIoN.-
p-.ver meeting in the Nj. E Church south; at
tosr o. m. Jail at ON. Aims house a. "a .l p.
.o' Open air meetings st Majors Hill ana me .
T,nnel at o. p m. Thursday night; at e'gE51t
o'clock, Union Prayer Meeting in the R NJ; a.
D;ght 1t 8 O'Clock At the corner OF h'ng an"
ROYAL sta. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29
French Radicals.

PARIS, July 29-Tbe French radical repub-
publican press have lately made great attack
upon the heads of the Jesuit College. alleging
ina, they had traudul:uty forewarncd the stu
dents concerning the subjects OF examination al
the poytcch niqua hence the libel sur when
day before yesterday was decided in favor OF NJ.
Dupac the director Ct the college, aud h!ty i've
students. The affair has caused great xc''e
mcnt aud has been the subject OF parliamentary
INQUIRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-29

YELLOW FEvER-To amcliorate the dread
full Effects OF Yellow Fever take Simmons, LlV-
er Regulator. Let It be given iu large doses
that it may have AZ immediate etec! upon tue
liver, and remove the accumuatlng b'l:. 1t so
acts upon the liver, stomach and blood as to