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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11
The Fairfax Delegate.
FAIRFAX g. H., Va, Sept. 10, Il

FAIRFAXC. H., VA, Sept. 10, 1877.
To tie editor ofMe Alexandria Gazette:
With all dus Difference ADD respect for the
dictum of my friend Mr.. D. Nc. Chichester, as
pub ished 10 the Gazette Of tho Sth iostan:, in
speaking of bis having voted against the CON.
serva,ive candidate aud for he republican be
says ''three other candidates stand condemned
for similar offence" add names Capt Powell
az having voted for McKerzu and against
Brsxtou, and that Col. Simpson and Mr.. Farr
supported Barbour against Hutton. Speaking
for myself alone aud not for others, L take issue
With Mr. Chichester as to there beiug any con-
domination at all, or similarity of offence be.
tween our respective conduct as cited by him
In supporting Barbour it was one conservative
supporting another. who believed himself to
have been wronged III convention, bOrh 10 the
city of Alexandria aud in Scott rowoship, Flu
quier county, aud tho result of the election that
followed showed how general was that belief
throughout the Eighth Congressional DISTRICT.
10 MIR. Chchester's case he went over 10 the
other side for personal grudge, or something
of thar sort. Let the public decide between Us
| am willing thai Mr. Chichester shall be heard
and have chaDoe to defeod bis couduo. when
assaulted by others, but object to his doing s.
at my expense by attempting to draw lmpossi
bic parallels; besides he seems DOW to kick
against the State Executive Committee, but l
6ud at q township meeting held at the Court
House, August 8:b, 1874, there we're present.
Mess rs. Williams, Pugh, Skinner aud Cniches
ter. Among the resolutions passed at that
meeting fad the following:
''2l. Resolved, Thatwe adhere to the plan
OF organization recommended by the State Exc
cutive Committee"
(Sigued) ID. Nc. CHICHESTER.
Secretary"
However, as this discussioc has spruog up
between NJ e. and others | have 20 desire or
intention fb.cOming party 10 it, if let alone.
Yours * specduily,
SAMUEL SIMPSON.
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GambcIfa's Case.

PARIS; Sept. I'm. Gambet!s aud NJ.
Murat. publisher of the Rspubiqae Fraucaise
were to have appeared this uoroiog before the
Ten,h Chamber Of the Corrcc!ionsl Police to
answer respectively for delivering aud publish.
log the formers Lilo speech. Neither, how
eve, responded when the case was called NJ.
Gambetta, 10 consequence OF tic iIlness Of bis
couuseI, lodged petitloo fr Tie Adjournment
Of the trial Tor one week wHch Was refused.
Eotry Of default was thcreupop made asaiust
NJ. NJ. Gambetta and Mura'. aul G.msc,ta
"a, condemned, in defiu,, 10 three mou Il :
imprisonment and a fire OF 1000 faces. ;ic
public was excluded from NE p.lac, of Ju.
tio,. where tho tribuns VS. sitting.
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gSF The LARAEsT Stock OF PIECE GOODS
for BOYS and Men ware ever offered 10 Alex,
andria will be opcDed ut Isaac E!chberg's 90
Monday mornirg September 10th; also large
lot OF Richardson's best Loeu. 10 remnants, at
half its vaue. Several j,ts in Indies and
Gents Hose and Halt Hose; also full line OF
Reppelaois and WaterprooIs in blue, brown
and: black. Zephyr Worstejs. ell colors and
shades. Call and examine Gu: stock.
sn S-lw [. E1CHBERG.
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DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF W. 8. DouoLA:

DESPERATE ATTEMPT OF w. 8. DOUGLAS
TO ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY. Tho little village
OF Grant Court House, West Virginia, was
thrown toto great excitement last Thursday a..
ternpon by the escape from Jail of W. Seymour
Douglas, charged with the murder of Hiser, the
mail carrier. Douglass had by some means un.
locked the hobbies or letters on bis legs, aud
sent word to Mr.. Limbaugh, jaor, that be was
suffering intensely from the cbafng Of the irons.
No sooner had the jailor unlocked the cell door
than Douglas knocked him down, snached his
pistol and ran out OF the building. The jailor's
wife gave an alarm and 10 few minutes the
fl Icing man Was followed by a plumber of ex
olted oiuzsns, who overlook him short dis
taDoe from dense wood, toward which ho vas
going with all the speed be could attain, but
unfortunately for bin that Was but little, Tor bis
confinement had relaxed his muscles aud told
Oh him 50 severely that be gave cur. Finding
be would inevitably be oVeriaken, be turDed
desperately at bay, and would have had the
blood OF more people to answer for had oct the
jailor's revolver been like that Of too many Of.
Gcers-nefective from dsuse. lie took steady
aim and snapped or tried to snap it several
times at the crowd. but it failed to discharge,
and be was soon closed in upon and recaptured.
Douglas is supposed to have selected daylight
for bis attempted escape tor the ressOu tha:
guard has been stationed at big eel! at nisht
Hereafter he will prcb"bly b. guarded a: all
times. Cumberland NemS
ThnnHnro hos k,p
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w. wv A.DDEY,
10 KING STREET.
sep II ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

( CHEAPEST EXCURSION OF THE SEA
~ SON TO CHESAPEAKE BAY, MAR.
SHALIS AND POINT LOOKOUT, FOR
rs CTS.-Ihe steamer CHARLOTTE VAN.
DERBILT will leave Prince street wharf on
TU aSDAY, Sept 18th, at $50 p. m. sharp;
returning, will leave Point Lookout st 2 p. m.
Wednesday, arriving in Alexandria at 9 p NJ.
Il us giving all al opportunity cf viewing the
Potomac ~ daylight on the return. Brass and
String Band on board. sep est
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

WARDS BRAKE.-Mr. VIM. Fl. Ward, of
this city, has received a letter from the Super
iuteudent of the Southern Central Railroad OF
New York, who has had Wards patent brake
on trial on his road. The Superintendent says
that 10 an aggregate travel of 6S, 600 miles with
5000 stoppages the brake has not failed once
and will therefore be adopted on bis road,
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Murder Will Out.

NEW YORK. Sept IA circnmstaltal
story is published Of the death By violence of
Amy Fawcitt, an English actress. who died 10
berf rooms, on S.h avenue, about eight months
ago. It is alleged that Miss Fawcilt was robbed,
drugged aud beaten by her paramount, known
only 20 the story by the coguoman of Billy.
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WANTS.

THREE ENGLIsHMEN (orothers) are de
l. srous of renting good grass and arabic
farm in either Of the counties of Fauquior or
Loudoun; cutivating the land and tending the
stock on the share system. Trading AID the
management cf all kinds Of stock thoroughly
understood. The advertisers have had Z years
experience in Virginia. and can give the most
une1ceptionable references as to character, hsb.
its and capability. Apply to 9. Il. NJ Post
Ofito, Charlottesville, Va sep ll-2t
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The English Races,

LONDON, September 1l.-At D1ucaster 10
day the race for the great Yorkshire haDdcal
was Won BY the colt Albert Edward
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EhsDWreciiS.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. SeE:. ll.-l'he Sis':ai
Service Observer At Kitty H.~k N & r.
ports to the Chief Signal iioer at 10 j. Ii, ~
follows: A fore aud atr schooner is W.: =
logged, and men 10 the rigging, about tw: "
miles at sea, 10 9 northeast direction from biz
station. Cd sailors here proaauncn h"c H.c
fectly helpless. Oar signals remain u9cotIs: u
She 'wos observed early yesterday mcrrug. III
vas supposed to be anchored. Tnoy report h"r
as sinking slowly The slslino keeper, ~ b a
crew, are going to her relief. -
PORT ROYAL. S. o., Sept. ll-Captain
Hines, of the steamer City Of Dallas, which ar
rived here today from New York. reports that
90 September 9th, 10 lat. SO: 80, long IS Is,
she fell 10 with the schooner Westero Star 10 a
sink ing condition, took off the crew, coDsistiog
of Capt. Croker and Fix meD, and landed them
at this port
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Local BFeyllies.

See advertisement of farm wanted 10 another
column. - f.
The new play, of Otto is now at the Nation
al Theatre. in Washington.
The tides for the past few days have been
very hieh, but 80 far, no dam age has been done.
Mr. Pstte, son { ,hs postmaster CT Warren.
ton. d cd in that town, yesterday morning. ci
typhoid pneumonia.
The steamer keyport arrived here last even
ing from Cape May and proceeded on to Wssh.
.ineton. having made tho tip in twenty. five
hours. &
The weather last night and to day was cloudy
and threatening, until about noon. when the
rain began to fall, and continued so to dc,
during the evening, with sligbt cessations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

No child cao sleep souodly while sufferlog
With Colo or from Tee,biog. Remove the
cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Dolly
% oents ner bottle
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ARRIVED


Steamer Mattano. Nomini, 10 Jo3 Btcders
s. Co.
Schr Helen Easbrouck, Jerzey City, TO Amer
lean Cosl Co.
Schr Mabel Thomas, New Haven, to Ameri.
can Coal Co.
Schr Daniel Brown for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamer Sarah, Philadelphia, by Il A Reed.
Steamer w Thompson, Leonardtown, by
F A Reed.
Schr Helen Hssbrouck, jersey City, BY Am
oricsn Coal Co.
Schrs Clara Simpson and VIM Mason, from
&c )rgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Isaac Oberton cleared from Windsor,
N s., for this por. lst.
Schr Rebeccs Florence. Windsor f)r this port.
at Vineyard Haven 7th and sailed 9th
Schr Edwsru Waite, with COL from George.
town fHr Boston, put into Norfolk 10th leaking
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 10 -Threo unknown
schooners are reported ashore on Fenwick'E
Island. Assistance has DO sent
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POTOMAC ACADEMY

(Formerly Alexandria Boarding SchooD
Established by Benjamin Hal.owel in 1924:
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOX
BOYS.
A complete English, Mathematical end Glass.
csl Course taught Also French. German and
Spanish Next session will commence Sept ID.
Extracts f. om Testimorialsl
Il gives me great pleasure 10 recommend the
Potomac Academy, unds: the direction Of Prot
John S. Bacxourl.-[Franci 4. SAITH, -upt.
Virginia Military Institute.
T can cordislly recommend this Academy 20
those who wish to prepare tnel- soastor the Uni
versity of Vi-ginia.-lO. s Vensble, Professor
of Mathematics Univ. CT We
The excellent s,.arstlon saoWn Dy former
pupils Of Mr. Blackburn jusliG SO ne IL cordially
recomu ending tao Po.on.c Academy. ct Alex
andria -[Sche,e do Vere Prof Modern haa;'
Univ o! Va,
take great pleasure IN recommending TO the
conf ienc5 o; tnc pubic tlo high scho,l con-
duc:er. By Mr j 3. Black burc.-l We. T. He-
ters, Prot. OF Latin Univ Of We
As two of my boys ca7e bcen for several ye"rs
in the Potomac Academy. 1t ensb me- W speaG
with confidence of ia ability, fAithfu ness ard
success OF Mr. J. S. Blackburn az I. teacher
re- II. Norton, Rector Of -. Pauis Church.
alexandria.
! esteem it fortunate privilege to have Esd
:. = brother uzder your foence md instruction,
and express u entire satisfaction VITA the
method OF your instruction II VIM 4. Dame,
Rector Of Christ Church, Alezaudr:s.
For Catalogue, giving iuii psrticulars, sd-
dress J. S. BLACKBURN, Principal,
enp 13-2awtf Alexandris, Virgins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

HOME SCHOOL-My daughters will re.
III open their Sch ool. at my residence, 22l
King street. on tn, 18th instant.
sen l1.2w .a... J. M. BROADUS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

THO THE PUBLIC-Inasmuch as there has
i b a clashing between nv wsgonsnd omnibus
drivers and other drivers CT wagona and omni-
buses in this city, take this method of inform.
ir O tho public that CHAMP FAUNTLEROY
and CHARLES F. JOlCE are not in my ern.
ploy, and any attempt on their part again to mis-.
represent themselves to passengers at In, depots
as in my &c vice will subje thsm to prosecution
sen li-lWa ENOCH COOK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge E. ". Loaoe
presiding. ,""|
Administration on the estate of Samuel
Baker was granted to Dorcas Baker, aud ap-
praisers were appointed.
j. T. Rogers vs. A. & I. R. r. Co.; sugges-
ton vs.. Barbour, receiver; motion to quash
suggestion denied and same continued.
Dyer aud wife vs.. Davis ct ais; 10 chancery;
rule vs.. James w. Nails to show cause.
Gealman ct ais. Vs. Lloyd ct ais ; 10 ohaucery;
cause referred to commissioner for report.
E. E Downham 4 Go. vs.. O'Leary ct al;
chancery; commissioner report Of sale COD
frmed and order for distribution Of proceeds.
Court adjourned until to morrow morning a,
II o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

COMMITTEE ON STREETS. Tho Committee
on Streets, Of the City Council, held its regular
meeting last night, at the Auditors office.
Most Of the business transacted was OF the ordl.
nary routine character. A number Of cotored
men who had been employed by the'sub .con'
tractor for repaving Duke street we're on hand,
in regard to some dispute about their wages.
The committee settled the matter to the salts
faction of all concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

SUGAR CURED HAMS
~ choice, received and for sale by
:: :, F. j. DAVIDSON,
enT g.. -.-.lr lat King ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

NOTICE-I have constituted and appointed
~ SIMON BLONDHEIM my agent to trans
act for me the GROCERY and LIQUOR bust
ness in hacity of Alexsndris, Virginia. at the
store on III, scu.hwes. corner of Fairfax and
Queen streets
SOP ll-22A -. h WALLACd.
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C.YJyaL COsH.uEKCE.

Arrived-Boats j 2 Moore, l. Moore Nj D
Corse, NJ Snow, Il o Claughton. Ed Bsyer, w
Is Lloyd, American Flag and j Fl Psrrott.
jr., TO American Coal Co; w e Turner, to
Blsen Avon Coal Co.
Derarted--Bosts 3 Miller, W J B,othc, jr q.
Capt Marmsduke. Green, a j Clark, + J
Keeps, Swift, DAYTON, w Gregory, Six
Brothers, 9 Z Hootf ard T L Bets
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A LADY, who has hsd experience in teach
n M. wishes to open SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG CHILDREN on the llth Of Sep.em-
Der in Alezandris: Va. Apply to MASS Y. V:
GORDON: 8. Mr. Btzeys boarding house, oo
Prince st 'exsndria, Va. GuR3
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YSTERS A n d & A NJ K.
THE TIVOLI RESTAURANT,

No II Cameron street.
Is now prepared to serve its patrons IN the pest
md neatest sty la aad at the shortest notice with
ALL THE DELEGATES FTHE SEASON;
OYSTERS have been made specially, and
can be had at all hours Families supplied, and
FRIED OYSTERS for boxing always ready.
11-2S
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PERSONAL. LIZ Baron (Nlrs. Belly
the we'll known au,horesa, is visiting the family
of Mr.. l.. H. Pike 10 this city. aud is said to be
at work 90 novel, to be published next win
ter, which will surpass all Of her former efforts.
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pF New STORE New GooDS IL hay

s6r NEW STORE New GooDs IL have
removed from 80 King street to G. King
street, corner Of Fairfax, where am now ready
to supply ST. with Clothing aud Gents Furnish =
inGs. Ny stock is now complete in all its
branches, consisting in part Of SUITS Of the
Choicest Material, well msdo, spulged and
cheap. Thanking my customers !o- psat f.vors,
l shall spare ~ efJr. % :!sa:.Ye their future
patronage, a. ny nes s.o:,: 10 Ching street
corna- # Fs;rfay.
aug g DEALHAM
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IT, tn: regular monthly moe leg Of The 20.
lum DID Steam Fire Engine Go will be held
Wednesday evening. Sept 12:h. at 8 O clock
SEP 1l-2t BROOKE P. TAYLOR, Secty.
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~ ~ =
90 tens Agricultural Salt 10 arrive and for
sale by w. A. SMOOT,
aug Him Smoots wharf
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MUSICAL-Miss E. " EVANS will re-
Nk sumo her classes in Vocal and Instru.
her thorough and practical knowledge Of Music
and the best methods Of instruction, she feels
confident she Can promise satisfaction. se3-3w'
THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
l. Miss TEBBS' SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, st No. 123
Queen street, will commence Sept. 18th, 1877.
Terms for English per quarter So, SIS and SIG.
French and German 81 EACH sep 3-2w
4 YOUNG LADY desires position So q
Il TEACHER. Can teach Latin, French
and :he Engli branches. Apply at this office.
SEP Lin
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sep!r 1.-The mar
ket continues fem sld active Flour is scarce
and stiff. Wheat has furth,r advanced, and
sold up to 153 to. diy; offerings OF li72 bushels
with oth,r sa!es At 145a152. Corn is stesdy and
quiet, and 80 bushels sold at 70. zoo bushclB OF
Ky brough So, srd so of Oats 81.
BALTIMORE Sept. ll.-Vrginia Is, ole. =;
deferred -; consolidated G.; do. I'd series ~
BID to day. Cotton quit and ateadyi mi1dling
liz. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whea: qniea
and easier; Southern red good to prime l4:al55i
do. amber l55sl60; Western steamer NORMALLY
1913; DO No. winter red spot al; Sept 1871;
Oct 1914 Nov 1871 bid. Corn-Southern quiet
Western steady; Southern white G6; do. yellow
&C.; Western mixed spot and Sept 5s2 Oct 60;
steamer ST. Oats scarce IA wanted; Soutaeln
32s37; Western whits IS; do. mixed 33a35. Rye
frmc. and higher ut Gjs7O. Lay, Butter and
Coffee unchanged Whisky quiet and steady
at 81 10. Sugsr steady aud firm at lC5sl03
NEW YORK, SEPT. l1.-Stccks declined a.
opening but since recovered. Monsy 4. Gold
1851. Flour quiet and unch sagod. Wheat
heavy and lal4c lower. Cora quiet and hrmer.
PORT or .aLExS.v:DKG4, SEPT. -.
Sun riges.......... 38 Moon Sets.........,. 8 "A
Sun bsts..... .......... 6 IA High wster."... &C
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CANDIDATES..

FGaTHE HOUSE OF DELEGATES-To
r the Voters Of Alexandria city and county:
I announce myself IS an independent candidate
for election to the House Of De egate; for the
ensuing term: If elected, proL4i,e tho devotion
auv l5-tf &. 81. RAMEY. d,
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EDUCATIONAL.
DELE HAVEN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ID AlaYand ria va

PELLE HAVEN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- Alexandria, Va.
The exercises of this school will bs resumed
On the 18th instant.
The organization is such az to embrace all
grades of scholarship from the primary to tho
most advanced collegiate The Principal dc.
sires to assure all who are inclined TO patroniza
this school that teachers Of known ability and
experience are employed in every department
Special sttentic,. is called to tho superior acili
ties offered 10 the Department of Music. Prof
F. j. Hair, teacher of CREST reputation, will
preside over this depsrtme nt and will be assisted
by Mrs and Miss Penick. Young ladies of the
city, who have completed their literary course,
but who desire to continue music, can have the
benefit Of Prof Hairs instruction at the Insti.
tute For other particulars sond for Catalogue,
or apply to
SEP 7-tf N. PENICK. Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

POLICE rEMs,-Thc following cases have
been tried by the Mayor since yesterday.
Mack Arnold, coored. for cruel treatment
of bis family. 90 complaint Of his WIFI, was
fined and required to give security to keep the
peace.
John Daley, for assaulting colored boy
named Lincoln johnson, Was discharged on
payment of costs.
Richard Carter. colored, for stealing pair
of overalls from Elizabeth Duttou, was held
for further examination.
KING STREET.-The work Of repairing King
street has been suspended for several days on
account of the bad weather. The paving is
DOW completed to St. Asaph street. aud the
square between that aud Washington street Is
torn up. Its quite probable that Washington
or Columbus street will be the limit to which
the 1epaviug will DO carried this fall, as the ap'
preparation for streets is nearly exhausted. with
the exception of portion reserved for nscessa'
~ cleaning and repair work. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

MISS MARY Il. JOHNSON will opon her
IN- SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BOYS on
September l7.h, a. her residence. 20l Prince
street. aug 17.1m
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COMMERCIAL.

Theodore Tilton has returned from Europe
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A LE&ANDRiA ACADEMY.

a ->
The twentieth annual session. OF thi: sca9ol
will begin on Monday. September Sd.
The subjects ofinsteIc'i ion include 81 brsach IS
taus ht ia q first class preparatory school, sud
all the teachers are gea.lemaa Of ability aad ex'
perence.
For catalogue address
aug 22-tSl6 JOHN s. BEACH. Principal.
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Mt. YEENON INSTITUTE,
Nl No. II south Washington ST.,

M TO. II soUVu Wasn1H2gon sGi.
Alexandris, Virginia.
Scholastic duties will be resumed on tho Sec
ond Monday in september.
A KINDEKGAETEN is connected with the
schoo', in wAich little girls s:e taught through
the medium Of objects, ulu.ic, etc.
Application for Catalogue or admission should
be made to the principal,
au15-ln Miss NJ a ROACH, P.O. box 379.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

WoRK1NGMEN' CLUB.;--The Third Ward
Wolkipgmep's Club met at the old Court
House. on Columbus street, last night, With u.
W. Henry 10 the chair and w. Il. Pepa score
tary. 4 ,t%> =. -, :,
Eight new members we're enrolled. four OF
them colored
Speeches were made By G.. W. Henry, j..
W. Greene, and John Calhoun Mot'er. !,
The name Of the club was, 90 molten, changed
to the Third Ward Greenback Club, and it was
resolved to notify the other wards OF its organl-
cation. ,.,...s.,....
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yIyHObE, half, Q quarter and Toy Buckets az
w low prices. in lots TO suit.
MCLEAN s. UHLER,
:.i,c l07 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

COOKED CORN BEEF-Wilson's cele
1ibrated brand, for sale at
;a16 RAMSAY'S.
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A LEXANDRIA INSTITUTE.

Conducted by the
SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS.
will reopen on Monday, Sept. il. The curse
of instruction is most thorough il English, tae
Languages. Music. &c.
Music Languages. Drawing un! Painting
form extra charges.
For full particulars address
aug 23-2w Sister 81. LEOCApIA. Supr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-11

DEENNER'S SUGAR CURED SPICED
COOKED BEEF received and for sale by
.no6 F.. DAVIDSON, LAT King ut,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-17
Happy Iunws"ee Of u Great specific

Happy lnn"o"ce Of ~ Great Specific.
For the preservation or recovery OF
health and strength, the diet should be
wholesome and nutritious. When 1t
happens that the alimentary processes
are disturbed By improper or halt maati.
Gated food, the best remedy tor the evil
results of abusing the digestive organ.
is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, most
agreeable, prompt, and gentle remedy
for dyspepsia, and for the bilious and
evacuative irregularities which result
from it. The liver and bowels, in com.
mon with the stomach, experience its be
nificent influences. The refuse of the
system is carried off through its natura
outlet, healthy flow and secretion o
the bile is promoted. and powerful i'm
pctus is given to assimilation in conse
quence OF Its use. II BEAUTIFULLY stimu
lates the bladder and kidneys when the
are Inactive, and by its tonic and regu
lating action fortifies the system agains
malaria. 1-l7-Gt