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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-28

(Raal Estate Agents and AcLloaoars.I
VALUABLE KING ST. PROPERTY al
AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Rv virtue Of decree Of tho Corporation Cotlrs
for tho city Of Alexandria, Va, rondarnd at Its
july term, 1877, in the chancery cslso OF Ar
mold vs.. Arnold CT al, the undersigno!, con-
missionors therein named, will olIor Tor asla ~
public auction, in front Of tho entrance 70 I'M"
court room, on Fairfax stroot, on SArU k)A 4,
tho irst day of September, 1917. e. l.; o clock
M, the LOT OF GROUND with the Bul!ID'
INGS and aprurtenences thoreto belonging
and situate 10 said city. at tho norshwastern IN
torsoctiou Of King and Royal sLreets, fronting
thirty feet on King street and forty iaat on
Roysl streot, with the right to tho use OF three
feet alley and court in the rear. Subject, now
ever. to q ground ront Of $5l 81 pnr annunl
Terms of Sale: Ton por cont OF tho purch"s,
money to BIO psd in cash; the residue in eqlta'
instslments 81 six, twolva Aai oghteoa 'nnh!na
from day Of sale Tho doferrod payments /" no
sscured by the bonds of the purchaser, WITH
good security, and 10 boar inter ST from ~ OF
Sale The title to bs retained till thh purchase
price is fully paid.
CHAS. Il STUART,
$. FERGUSON BEACH.
SIEEHT STUART,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-28

NEW YORK. Aug IS Stocks strong. money
81. Gold 1911. Flour steady. Wheat-spo
steady futures 4alc lower. Corn unsettled ant
&c lower.
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LONDON, Aug. 28-345 p. m.-The Director
of the Bank Of England Al their meeting 20 day
fixed the minimum rate of discount at s por Co.
The rate Of discount for three months bllS in
tho ornn market is g per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-28

GETH ARNOLUS B ALSA M-Instants-
- neous relief and perfectly safe remedy for
Cholera Morbus Dyssntery and Diarrh@a. for
sale BIZ T jy 2l1 WAKEFIELD & HALL
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AUCTION SALES.
BV Green 81 Wise

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.I
Ell LIN Il AT PUBLIC SALE.-Un
~ WEDNESDAY August 29tb, st twelve
o'clock H., will bs offered by public sale. on the
premises. that DESIRABLE DWELLING on
the south SIDE OF Cameron street. between Wash
ington and st. Asaph sts., lately occupied By
the undersigned. -
Terms, which will DO accom- nodsting, made
known at sale.
aug l3-td GEO Y. WORTHINGTON.
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CLY PAPER-The improved Sticky" and
T. "Ysnkee'' Fly Killing Paper for sale by
io23 f.. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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THE CANAI.-The Cumberland News OF
yesterday says:
Forty three boats. carrying nearly five
thousand tons CT coal. cleared from this port
by canal Saturday. This was The heaviest day 8
business of tho season. but there is every pros
pcct that it will be exceeded to day and every
day this week. The New Central Company,
who have not been doing much canal business
commence tt- lay with ten boats, or over l. 100
tons daily The Hampshire and baltimore
Company will probably commence canal ship
ments next Saturday or Monday
The Allcganan says that los boats carrying
%, r2l ions oi GOAL left that port last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-28

SAD BEREAvEMENT.-rh DanVille News,
in noticing the death Of tho daughter OF Mr..
Robert Jameson, formerly CT this city, says
1t pains us deeply to notice the desth Of little
Kehecca, tho daughter Of our esteemed fellow.
citizen, Robert Jameson, Esq which occurred
yesterday morning Shs was sick but few days
and died of diphtheria. She wac an exceeding
ly bright and Intelligent child of about six sum
mers having attained childhood's most interest
ing ago She was n n ember of tho Presbyterian
Sunday School, to which abe was devoted--the
life of the household and joy Of the hearts of her
parents Mostly heartily docs the whole COM
munity sympsthize with them in their ata ictiou.
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NILS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lard,
~ Extra Machine and large supply Of the
dark Lubricating Oil, ust recevot by
iv17 f. s. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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GIT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
~ North Fairfax street.
Alexandria, Virginia,

SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS,
will reopen on Monday, Sept Sd The course
OF instruction is most thorough in English the
Languages Music, &c.
Music, Languages Drawing and Painting
form extra charges.
For full particulars address
sug 23-2w Sister NJ. LEOCADIA, Stunt 20
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REEN GINGER -Another invoice OF
" Green Ginger received to-day by
aup2S j. G.. g. L. MILBURN
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-27
pHILA. q READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

g.. DEC, 18TH 1915.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as fOllows:-
WA PERNoMES BRANCH.)
For Philadelphia, at G.5J, Hoo. am. *3.15 and
55i p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia nt $40 D. m.
WA EAST PFNNA. BRANCH.)
For Rel6'ng 2SO. $50, $50 M, 1910, 2IO. 4.SO
aEd9 pm
For Harrisburg, 2 80, $50 1856 a. M, l2.15, 4SO
and 0 OO pm.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 5 80. s.55 am. and
4.30pm
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS,
For Reading, 230 a-m and 90 pm.
For Harrisburg, 2.30 am, and y 90 D.m.
Trains FOR ALLENTOWN N leaVe as follows
WA PERKIoMEN DRANCH.l
Leave Phl.adelphia, 7.3I II. M, 100, l,3O and 5l5
p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. Sl5 u. m
VIA LAST PENNA BRANCH
Leave Reading 7.41. ;.45 1J.35 a m, 400 6.l0 end
l0.30pm
Leave Harrisburg 52l $40 a. M, 200. 357 and
100 y. m.
Leave Lancaster, $40 am, 1855 and s.ispm
Leave Columbia 500 n. IN 100 and s 90 pm.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 7.2O am.
Leave Harrisburg, $50 am.
Trains ma ked thus ~ run to aud from depot
9th and Green Streets Philadelphia other
trains to afld from Broad street depot.
Tne $50 II. IN and $50 D. n. trains from Allen
town, and the 40 a. m. and OILS u. m, trmus
from Pllladr iphIa, have through cars 70 and
j. r.. wooTIBN,
Dec. "a, 1870 General SUPERINTENDENT
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-27
DIR. SwAYNE'S COMPOUND
SyrupsW wild Cherry


HcmOrrhaGe, or splitting blood, may proceed
from the larynx, tTachla bronchia or lungs,
and arse from various causes, as undue physical
exerlion, plethora, or fullness Of the vessels.
weak lungs, verstrainng OF the voice suppress
ed evacuation, obstruction Of the spleen or liy-
mr. nj
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-27

Why is ship designated as "she''H
Because she always keeps man on the
loOk-ou
"Letting on Sleep" is a little boys
definition OF snoring.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-01-27
Railroad Guide.
NORTH THPENNA.RAILROAD.

HENTRAL r.. x. OF N. j.
" LEHIGH & SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION.
All Rail- Route TO Long Branch.
PASSENGER STATIONS IN NEW YORK FOOT
OF LIBERTY ST., AND FOOT OF CLARKSON
ST., UP TOWN. -
Time Table of January 10, 1877.
Trains Leave LEHiGHTON as follows:
For Easton, New York. Philadelphia and all
intermediate stations At 2;26 p. m.
For Mauch chunk. Wilkes-liarre, Scranton and
all Intermediate Stations at l;l4 p. IN.
RstRraiHg--Leave New York, foot of Liberty
Street, at s,35 a. III.
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot North Penn'a
Il. r., Third and Berks st., at 945 a. nj.
Leive Easton at llssO =. IN.
Leave MaUch Chunk at 2:20 p. m.
Fo; further particulars, see Time Tables at the
Stations,
PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE
CARS AT ELIZABETH.
H.P. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
July4. 1874.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
CALIFORNIA.

QUIET DAY IN SAN FRANCE co--TGE HOOD
LUM ELEMENT CowED--ARRESr OF AN liz
CENDIARY.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 90 1877
Last night has becn, perhaps the quiecst Saturday
night experienced in this cty. Not single alarm
Of lro and rowdyism occurred Scarcely half a
dozen OF necessatcd the services of
the police. The hoodum element seems thoroughly
cowed by the recent exhibition orhe intent and power
OF the authorities and citizens to crush all riotous
demonstrations, and the citizens with members OF the
Nltona Guard have, during the evening, relieved q
portion of the Safety Committee who have been
guard duty for the three previous nights hut
sion has arisen requiring them to report at tho head
quarters.
INCENDIARY ARRESTED.
During the evening" the police discovered and ar
rested man named Barny Mclaughlin, who was
caught attempting 10 kindie ire under the Pacific
Dock but by clerical error, at the Station House he
had been booked as drunk and released with fne
The authorities are of the opinion that no further
trouble need DO anticipated but the precautions OF tho
past arc and will be observed u iew days more. All
excitement Is over.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30

call OF duty and joining their regiments II there b
such men land for tne sake Of humanity would pre-
Ter 20 believe there were not), know OF no obioquy
too great to expose them and hope and trust thaS
the community may be informed by tho journals Of
the day who the people who would deprive Of work
the men who have noby offered ~ defend these very
own" ~ III
The Colonel then went on 10 thank tho individual
members oil the regiment for their observance OF hD
instructons thc stan Tor their attention duty and
the citizens for the reception given him, and he then
gave the order 10 dismiss and the responded With
rousing cheer Tor Colonel Scott aud sian another for
Gensrai Varian aud stili another for tho drum corps
The special thanks ot thc men also tendesed 70
their surgeon, Brevot Colonel Place.
during tho Trip as well as CommIssxry DeckaP aud
Qaaricrmaster whteaw for the services they bad
dercd.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
MISSOURI.
QUIETUDE PREVAILS IN ST. LoUis-AILEsr or
INrERNATIoNALIsTs.

SSAAASO6 Shi-' ~ oA' NOSAo-AAhNSA ~
INrERNATIoNALIsTs.
ST.. LOUIS July 20, 1871
To-day passed very quietly. and matters are begin
ming to assume their usual aspect. number OF COM
panies of citzsns Guard have been disbandei and 1t
Is quite probable that all Viii be removed tomorrow,
when general business Will be resumed and the Mer-
chants Exchange rcopened There does net TO
be any doubt but that the regular police force viii be
fully able 10 take the CITY tins time iorth
TWO NrEgSArioNAfLsrs ARRESTED.
James Mccarthy, prominent iaternatiopaiist and
one OF tho most ncendnry speakers Of that order to-
gether with Peter Lofgrecn who is believed TO be
chairman Of the Executive Committee which worked
much mischief during the past week under arrest
and IN jail. O. ii. Ledre, nogro VINO led tho levco
rabble IN their proceedings on Tuesday and Wednesday
last, and number of others engaged 10 closing mills
factories, &c also under arrest Twenty Ot the
rngeaders of the strikers In Carondeet also cap
tured yesterday.
RELEASE PRISONERS
John Morgan, wx President OF tho Mners' Associ-
alton OF Southern lllnois arrested yesterday, has
been released having clearly shown tnat he had
thing 10 do with the railroad strikes. All the
captured at Schulers Hal on Friday afternoon
cept nvc have ueer released.
Governor Caiom Ie.t Tor Springfield last night
THE MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS STRIKE ESD.
special despatch TO the RepeDltcan from Sedaa,
No., says tho strike on the Missouri, Kapsas aud
Texas Railroad came TO term ion this morning by
The company acceding 10 the demands OF the en-
ployGs, except in some minor details. All the men
returned to work and trains arc AGAIN running
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
ARRIVAL OF THE EIGHTH.


PLEASURE TRIP TO NIAGARA FALLS AND AN
OVATION ON THEIR RETURN 10 IHE CITY.
On Saturday evening, at eight O'Clock, the Eighth
regiment left Niagara Falls, where they had been en-
joying themselves after the fatigue of armory ifc In
syracuse and general service in that city. parade
through the streets OF Niagara OF features
oil the regiments VISIT and another the reception
and entertainment of the officers by Colonel Burnett
Yesterday morning they reached Albany, where they
brcakasted the Delavan House. and after being re-
viewed by Adjutant General Townsend they Lett for
New York. little alter three O'Clock tho tram
reached the Grand Central Depot, and its ap-
pcarance was at once hailed with outburst
OF cheers from multitude who had gathered
there in the early part of the day, and whose num-
bers had every miuute boen increased The depot
ployes had with difficulty restrained these people from
Passing their guards and nocking into tho place, but
when the train came along with tho colors OF tho
Eighth floating from the first car and the gray uni.
forms pceping from the windows the crowd could no
longer be held IN check and, bursting into tho
depot, they swarmed along either side the
track greeting the regiment with a tempest OF ap.
pausc. The command was then marched cut OF the
cars and formed IN line unier the direction OF Coonei
Scott The fife and drum corps struck up "Hold the
Fort,' aud with the colors dying and the men IN npe
marching time, the regiment moved out OF the depot
Another ovation was rendered them there by host OF
trends VINO had been unable to greet them so
great became tho OF these cainorous people
tual Tue regiment was matted IL
into Fifth avenue.
TRIUMPHANT MARCH.
Fifth avenue was now banked wltn sightseers. and
as the De oi march was taken up namber OF popp'c
formed IN procession and marched ahead, whilc tue
sidewalk on either sidc swarmed with moving multi
tudc. Every ono seemed disposed to give the rcg-
ment hearty greeting The iIno OF march was IRON
Forty second street. down Fifth avenue 10 Twenty
third street and thence 10 the Armory. where tho
gathering still greater than u had been on tue
route Tho command, on passing into tho building,
assembled the criroom and Colonel scott ad-
dressed them AZ iollows-
III find that any words OF mine quito inadequate
to EXPRESS feelings to-day. can only say that
con gratuatc you upon the discipline aud careful
tion TO orders observed while duty and
Is IA proud boast 10 me at this moment to be able 10
say that not instance have been called upon o
administer reOuke or to discover any reniissness
your part The experiences OF trip will, | nave
no doubt be very sefviccsbe to you after life They
calculated TO better your condition soldiers, and
they WILL have no doubt, have lessons
you usculiy apply. | feel too, that II at any
moment the brigade, DIVISION tho State
quired your SERVICES they rely upon the Eighth
egiment beng interior 10 none tho National Guard
In enicency. just before my arrival here heard that
some men doing business the city had discharged
their employees on account Of their responding 10 The
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
QUIET SUNDAY AT wILKEsBAERE--FEDRRAL
AUTHORITY For THE NEW JERSEY GENITAL.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WiLKEsBARRE July 20, 1871
This has been very quiet Sabbath with scarcely
ripple OF excitement to mar the order OF things The
churches were well attended and the several
pastors alluded incidentally In their sermons
10 the troubles at present existing in this
locality Prayers for peaceful termination
of matters were universally uttered. The Catholic
churches crowded to their utmost capacity and
the priests we're very ouspoken In their suggestions
that all good Catholics refrain from induging In riot
Gus or dsordery commotion. They urged peaceful
measures above AL things General Osborn, who IL in
command OF the military troops here, has shown
great discretion in forcing the strctest discipline
Only few all Jweu TO leave Camp any time
ana then only for a brief season As consequence
the streets have been free from tho presence OF sol
diers, and natural lrritations avoided.
FEDERAL AUTHORITY
II Is automatically rporlcd TO night that the United
States Marshal for this district will
in the OF the New Jersey Central Railroad To
protect the property leased by tue company IN this
State, which includes the collieres Of the Lehgh and
Wlkesbarrc Coat Company, the property being In the
hands Of receiver, whose authority is derived from
the United States Court. Tho United States, there
fore, become the guardians of the same.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
LOUISIANA.

A TRADES STRIKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALLED
oUT-GoyERNoR NICHOLS ORDERS BALL CART
RIDGES FOR THE MOB.
New ORLEANS. July 90, 1871
For the past two days rumors OF strike have pre-
vailed and yesterday employers wero asked TO sign
papers guaranteeing higher wages TO hands. Several
bakers were waited upon. Notices posted OF
meetings to be hold to-day. The authorities are
the alert, aud last night the Washington artillery
and Louisiana heId art lory under arms. The
local military received notice to be readiness for
action and we're char gcd by Governor Nichols, in the
event OF dangerous gathering, TO dspPrse 1t imno-
diaely at any hazard or cost No blank cartridges
will be usOd.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
THE ADJUrANr GENERAL GOES TO BED.

WASHINGTON, July -, 1877.
Very lew Official dispatches referring to the labor
troubles to the Indian diicu have been received
Ut the War Department since yesterday ana there
information in possession Of the government that
already made public upon either of these topics
Adiu ant General Townsend Is at the War Department
night but IL is not thought necessary for him
nam during the cntire nIght as was The when
the riots were their height.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

DAILY CABINET SESSIONS DISCONTINUED UNTIL
fURTHEE VIOLENCE OCCURS.
WAsHIyGroN, July 20, 1877.
rhe daily sessions Of the Cabinet, held during the
past week, have been discontinued, it being the
belief that there further necessity for
meeting daily unless there should be renewal Of the
scenes OF violence Saturdays session very
brief one and when tho Cabinet adlournod 1t until
Tuesday next, the regular meeting day.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
Or fOr.y srIkers aua badly beaten eu. escaped from

OF 1urty sUlker5 auu Uauy bo1tch, Out eschped TON
them.
All Is quiet In East st. LOUIS tonight, and the
outlook rs promising. General Bales says he
was sent there 10 establish law and order,
is raised. and tnat he 10 going to do IT,
He will refrain from the OF positive
force long as possible; but II he Is CON-
PEELED to use II he viii use It vigorously. He
says If the strikers rioters collide with his troops
thev will get hurt, he blank cartridges. aud
great many OF his boz being veterans They know
how TO fire low.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30

AN INTERVIEW WITH p. M. ARTHUR--NO
STRIKE BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF LocoMo-
Five ENGINEERS.
CLEVELAND, July 20, 1871
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
correspondent OF the HERALD called at tho resi-
donco OFF. N. Arthur Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers, tonight to ascertain if there any truth
In the rumor extensively circulated again that
the Brotherhood was about joining in tho strike on
the Lake Shore road lie said that had asccrtaned
from the HERALD that tho engineers ON the Vandaia
limo had struck, but had received official notice of
the fact, as the stopping work solely their
own responsibility, and not order He had OBJ
jccted TO any strike on the part OF the Brolherhoot
ana believed that none would transprc Brother
hood on Lake Shore He expressed his sympathy
tor the strikers
General Manager Newell, Of Lake Shore, spent
Sunday At homo in Chicago, and Is now route Tor
Cleveland again.
The trottng horses that participated In races have
nearly all been shipped to Buffalo by steamers
count OF strike.
THE STRIKERS INACTIVE.
Tho situation remains unchanged In Cleveland. The
strikers are making move whatever as far be
learned. II freight trains, expected, start tho
Buffalo and Erie division Of the Lake Shore tomorrow,
II Will bring the crisis immediately to Cleveland. No
extended difficulty rs expected, however.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
NEW YORK.
CANADA SOUTHERN ALL RIGHT.

CANADA SOUTHERN ALL RIGHT.
BUFFALO, July 30, 1871
The troubles on the Canada Southern road set
tied last night Tho will resume to-day with
the understanding that their grievances will be
sidercd by the company hereafter
NO TRAINS or LAKE SHORE
On the Lake shore road passenger freight ira
have not yet started.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30

Dan FEANCIkCO, July 70, Io1I.
A despatch from San Diego says" Citizens
learning OF designs Of the criminal and
hoodlum element to attempt to fire. and
plunder tho Chinese quarter yesterday organized
Safety COMMITTEES. Arms were obtained from the
United States barracks and the poet citizens
trusted with their use 10 pnt down any attempt at
rlOtng.
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
NEW JERSEY.

A CONFLICT OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY TRAINS
TO RUN TO-DAY ON MORRIS AND ESSEX AND
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILLiPsBURa, July 20, 1877.
Everything has remained quiet in PhillipsDurg
to-day and nothing of any importance urng other
The New York herald., 1877-07-30
ALL QUIET AT COLUMBUs-TRAINs TO RUN
TO-DAY ON PITTsRURa, CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS
COLUMBUS. July 20. 1877

COLUMBUS July 29 1871
Passenger train No. 80 on the Ptlsburg Cincinnati
aud St Louis Railroad ran into freight train
rival here AZ AS this morning by a misplaced switch.
The damage was slight Some passengers
were slightly bruised. 1t is not positively
known that tho strikers turned the switch.
There has boon disturbance whatever today.
rumOr prevails again to- night that number OF miners
are coming to tho city, but 1t probably has no ounda
ton.
The Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis officials
n0unce that they will run out freight trans tonor-
row east and west or at least make the attempt The
city Is very quiet tonight. The Home Guard are on
duty In large numbers