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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

Babies CRY bccaus, they suffer; and the most
reliable remedy for the relief Of their discom
fort is DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Only 25 cents
ptr bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

At the conclusion Of the late ridiculous fasco
With Sitting Bull. the British authorities in.
formed that chief that If he attempted to cross
the line with hostile intent he would have
them as we'll as the Americans for enemies: and
vel the U. S. government says the result OF the
commission is satisfactory. because it makes the
British government responsible for Sitting Bull 8
actions. Having wronged and goalod the In
dams to desperation, and been defeated by
them in battle, and disdainfulIy spurned in
council, it PROCESSES satisfaction upon the un-
lenablc ground that friendly nation has been
made responsible for their actions, and that,
after that nation has manifested its irendliness
10 every possible way, and warned the Indians
of the consequences Of hostile acts. The gov
ernment may be The best and the most easily
satisfied the world ever saw, but its course on
the Indian question proves that even yet it is
not perfect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

THE DEATH OF QUEEN ELl2ABEru.-"T THE
Queen sayJ Indy SouthwelI, kept her bed
fifteen days, besides the three days she sat upon
stool, and one day, when, being pulled up By
force, snc o5slinatrly stood upon her feet for
fifteen hours" What a most miserable scene
vas The death bed OF this most extraordinary
womau Sturdy nothing was ever mare mel
ancho!y and terrible in its mixture Of mental
decay, dark rcmorsc, and stubborn indomitabe
hardness and SELF will. At tho same time
around her bed were Ilen urging her to take
broth, to name her successor, aud to hear
prayers The kings Of France and Scotland
we're named to her. but without ellciting the
slightest notice; but when they named Beau.
camp, the son Of the Earl Of llertfQrd and Lldy
Catherine Grey, one OF Eiizabeth's victims, she
fired up and exclaimed, Il will have no rascal 8
son in my nest but one worthy to be king"
at length they persuaded her to listen 20 a
prayer by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and
when he had once begun sho appeared unwiIl
ing to let him leave oil; half hour after half
hour She kept the primatc on his knees. She
then sunk into state OF insensibility, and died
at thrco 0 clock on The morning OF the oath Of
March, 1905. in the 10th year Of her age, and
the filth Of her reign C1sscEs Illustrated
History Of Englam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

Tx Governor TiIden and Mr.. Hewitt, mem
Der OF the House. arrived at Now York yester
day from Europe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

The Chancellor Of New jersey has removed
j. e.. Todd from the rcccvcrShp Of the NJ {.
chants Loan aud Trust Company becauS =. H.,
was director and should have known ,r ,L..
company'a insolvency. and appointed y .obcrI :.
Hughes
DR.. Woodbridge, of Hanover. will b, \ c,nh
date for the Sergeant at.AIms' the next IIou-r
Of Delegates.
S23A NEdLEcrFUL LAYER. The bile has
three fold part assigned to i. by tho great msns
ger, Nature. IL a:.sia.s in tho digestive rror,ss
acts as colorlng A. ont Of tho bload, and i3r.-
sentlal 10 ina ovsC.uativc function Whom O."
liver grows torpid. complete chaos oasuns ia lh-
stomach anti bo"ols tho bile is mi ,ctni intnth>
circulation 10 largo quantities, and constitution
ana lnulgestioh HI o produced. Pains urd,r lhI
right shoulder BLADE and through Iii rigi., sidn.
headaches. vertigo, yellownoss ut tho skin. III:
req Tongue and Nausea also follow Bat thrsr
and olher symptoms of biliou,nesi and the d.,
ofders which accompany it ara entirely cm"v"l
by Hostettel Stomach Bitc:s, that bonirn rrt
liner or organic disturbance AMI remedy i'f
physical weakness. intermittent AMI romit"nt
Lever, urinary and uterine troubles. rheumatism,
govt anu other mnladl IS, also vel IL Lnn r"h'
dial influence Of tho grnat corrective anil lhr':'
GRANT. 1t ls tho peoples choznn remedy. l""d-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26
E'iniIicO Races.

PMILco. MD., Oct. 2G.-The first race, hand
leap purse for all horses run during the meet;
Ing, ! ! mile, purse, $500 for first horse, and
$50 for second; Indy SaIyers, Classmatc, Ore
Knob, Waco, Kenny, King Bolt, Idaho, Madgc
and Yorkshire Lass started; Lady Salyers first,
Kenny second, King Bolt third, Time, 2:l24.
Second race. Breckenridge stakes, for three
year Odds; $500 subscription; 500 forfeit; win:
ncr of Dixie stakes, S lbs. extra, club to add
81 900, CT which $500 goes TO second horse;
third horse TO save his stake; . miles; a,or
Barker, st. James. Wash Booth, Susquehaona,
Oriolc and Vera Cruz started; Vera Cruz won;
st. James second. Wash Booth third. Time,
2:iOf.
Third race, compensation purse; mile heats
purse 800 for first horse; $50 for second; win.
ners OF one race, horses that have not run dur
ing the meeting five pounds extra; winners cf
Two races during the meeting seven pounds;
horses beat once during the meeting allowed
three pounds; twice allowed five pounds. Mary
Gallagher, Lady Salyers, Barge, Berram,
Madgc and w. S. Higgins started First
heat-Bertram ], Mary 2, Lady Salycrs 8.
Time, l:45.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-26

ACCIDENT AT A RACE COURSE the "a.
ees at the Jackson, Tennessee, fair yesterday
the horses made tho first and second heats
as follows - atagorda first, Norwood second
Sae Franklin third. Ida Lane fourth. In the
third heat these positions remained unchanged
until near the distance pole, when, unfortunate
ly, two young ladies attempted to cross the
track in the face OF the approaching horses
Matagorda, who had the lead, struck Miss
Annie Scurlock, knocking her about twenty
feet, and falling himself 10 the ground, throw.
ing bis rider, Johnnie johnson, who received
serious injuries thereby. Norwood, who was
second. became entangled in the melee, and
threw his rider, young Madison, who sustained
severe injuries about the head, conclusion Of
the brain and fracture OF the skull probably re.
suliog therefrom. Sallie Franklin and lido
Lane, who had been third and fourth through.
out. now shot past and went ahead, dstanciDg
Malagorda and Norwood.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

bFoofS niFSebb'nS Cur for q .rm.
An English remedy OF greal popuIa ~,
removing oorns witho-t pain, '~'
K BRlNGHURST a c.
O., Apothecariss.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
SPANS FUTURE QUEEN.

Princess Mercedes. King Altonso's fl-
tUge bride. has been very sirlc.ly educa,-
- by the Due lie Mou, pensier. and care.
fully protected irom the evil Influences
OF Queen lsAbe.lA's Cour.. She 5 al.
ways simply dressed in black. and ha:
never ;ndulset her admirers with bird;
eye views Of the Swauiike expanse OF
heck and shoulders which. as PuueI
says, need but one more struggle to EN-
Anop4ie themselves entirely from the
.rammelS Of dress. She possesses much
flrmnes Of disposition. ami very different
tastes % those OF her ml.her aud sister.
in-lAw. Since the marriage has been
practically decided on. The Princess O
As'urias has been sulking With her bro
ther. and singing and playing the mos
dlSmally lugubnous diigies and nocta-H
- tHi:'aqclolQusS.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
The Yellow Fever.

NEw YORK. Sept. 1.-TWO passeneer,
afflicted with yellow fever were removes
from the steamship Gislaud. which ar.
rTed fEou' Havana yesterday, and sent
10 the Fever Hospital al Dix'> Island. a
second case Of yellow fever broke out
Ye>ierlay on the steamship Clyde, the
patient being removed 70 the Hospital
The steamship NIAGARA. having report, !
sun more cases ofyeilow fever on board
was removed yesterday from Upper tc
Lower Quaratine.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
WISTAR'S BALSANI
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From a. nunklee. Esq, POSTMASTER at
West Brattleboro' vi.
liam subject To NAffe4, colds followed by
hdyti coughs for when use the Balsam and
tind IL the best remedy for a cough or a sore
III roat that l ever was acquainted with
NY family also are as much in favor of ii
as myself In fact we always have IL in
the house, and would MS soon think of doing
without hour as your excellent BalSam of
Wild Cherry
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
THE BIZ AVE ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA.


VIRGINIA.
Gen. II. Heih. c. $. A, in the Philadelphia
Weekly Times.
Consider what the army of North
ern Virginia had in one year accom-
plished. In 1862. eighty thousand
strong. it attacked the Federal army
one hundred thousand strong. and
after seven days fighting drove that
army to shelter under its gunboats.
Following up this success. after a
series Of engagements, Pope was
driven across the Potomac. Then
followed the battle of Sharpsburg.
Anuetaml when possibly the fight
ing capacity Of the Army of Northern
Virginia never shone brighter. Its
numbers reduced by fighting, fatigue
and hard marching 10 less than forty
thousand strong, it gained a drawn
battle against Its adversary, who
numbered nearly. if not quite, one
hundred thousand men. Then came
Fredericksburg, where. with its ranks
recuperated TO seventv-eight thous-
and. il hurled across the Kappa
hammock river an adversary who had
crossed with one hundred and ten
thousand men. Then follows that
most daring and wonderful bat
tie, Charlottesville, where it again
triumphed. fifty thousand strorg.
against its adyersasy numbering one
hundred and thirty two-thousand.
compelling him again to seek shelter
behlndthe Rappahannoc k.After such
a series Of successes. with such ais
parity Of numbers, Is il wonderful
that the Army Of Northern Virginia
and It's great leader should have be-
lieved !, capable Of accomplishing
anything in the power Of an army Ia
accomplish
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY.

Interfering invariably cure In one shoe
ing.
knuckling and knee sprung horses are
Immediately benefited aud len in condition
o the aid of which nature soon effects per
manent cure.
LameneSs from corns instantly removed.
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
Diseases OF the above nature. and various
others pertaining 10 the foot and leg, hereto
ore considered incurable by the "Oli
chool' Veterinarians, are, by a judiciols
pplication of the Dunbar system, relieved
nd cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
office, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire
thorough knowledge OF the subject, and
being the only smiths in the State 10 whom
Mr.. Dunbar has impaired his valuable
method OF treatment, / am prepared to
treat the worst case the public may bring
forw.I ri.
employ only competent men and per
SO; ally supervise all operations
OFFICE Ill ASD ,llS ORANGE SITS
DAVID WOOLMAN
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
CURRENT MOTHS

Few visitors went to Hambourg
or Badeu-Baden this year. Without
gambling rooms they do not seem to
be attractive. - .-s 1-
The Lorillard's new house at New
port will have a frontage of $50 feet
and will cost $4,000, without fur
niture or lawn embellishments.
The Chinese laundrymen in Sac
ramento refuse to pay the city license
Twenty-nine cases are now before the
Courts, the defendants intending tC
appeal to the Supreme Court.
The Russian posting service has
of late years become so well organ
lied that traveller can ordinarily
accomplish 1000 miles a week,
which is at the rate of seven m lies an
hour, including stoppages.
A Chicago bridegroom signed the
marriage certificate "Sir Charles
Dilthey. There is no such Baronet,
and it is supposed that the bride, a
St. Louis heiress with whom he had
eloped, has been fooled.
\ class of twenty-three young
Boston women has successfully pr os-
ecuted diamond cutting, which has
heretofore been carried on almost
exclusively by the Jews of Amster-
dam. The girls cut and polish the
diamonds in an excellent manner.
Colonel Ingersoll, in California
last summer, offered money reward
TO anybody who would prove that
Tom Paine died remorseful. The
New York Observer offers to produce
several witnesses. As Paine died
in 1909, those who have personal
knowledge on the subject must be
very old.
Irish moss is gathered in the Bay
near Scituate, Mass. The water is
clear, and the "moSsers" in their
boats can easily see to gather with
long rakes buuches clinging to the
rocks below. The preparation of the
moss for market consist simply of
washing and packing Brewers use
it largely instead of higher-priced
isinglass.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
RAKLR0Aasa.
DHILApELPHIA, WILMINGTON
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

JUNE lutns 1911.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
for: ....r..s.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
6 "a, IS, 10, 3 %, 10 90 q. M, Q 80, 30, o.
Phfla. and New York, %, s47. q. m. 12 81,
u 20, b4e, p. m.
Balu.aore aud intermediate Stations
81 q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 06, s 80. am.
la.54, l.. -, 5,l9, s.55 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Divfsion, leave for;
New Castle, SEQ, $40. $50, g. m. l.so, . 30.
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations 800,
$50, a. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 500,
$50, q. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
g 10. a. m. 500. $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.22. am.
Baltimore and WashiHg gton, 1 O6 a. m.
For flther Information passengers are
referred 10 the time tables posted at Il e
depot. ii. r. kEN NEf,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20

Al the Pttsburg eoopers went oct on 8
sifi fiAr recently, demanding i~ealy cruls, for
a.0a.n AAt. aud eleven czu,s fsr machine
NS2e 81 va'rs!S. They bad oeeu selAns
.A''-a cents -nl eish' oen'>, Ani tie EN-.
pty=Fs have since III neI eighteen cents
aAS 's@ e-tls, bai The terms Wsr= refused.
.-s lieu are ie'vrmjued - sl4ud Tor the
iS'es 70 s'AFIs1 ouI tor, alleging that, as
taeE uaT- wotk ab,ur half me vesr IN.
Usse> ~ 10; 4moua, II m,,r, than h,,sIx
enough 10 kcep them. C,sye.aud shlnned
OSIRIS 10 f.t'sodrt syn= ulae ago When
me eeepers were en- a s,ak=, bs. the speru.
tatlon wss poor one.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
W. CRAWFORD & Co..
81 Carter Lane.
ST. PAUL,S. ENGLAND E G

Beg TO state that they are open Tor any
comm ercial Transactions as 10 oonsign-
menis, for granting Drafts and presenting
comm erclal bills for acceptance and paw
meni, for buying English Goods a! q very
small commission and forwarding goods ta
any place in Eng and or the Continent
We beg 10 draw your attention TO a very
important English Invention we have on
hand. viz:
WoOLLES BLANKETS OR COVER
INGS. OF LARGE SIZES. COMBIN-
ED WITH AN AIR PILLOW.
II vAl be found most necessary anu use
ful for Military Men, Travellers. Invalids q.
for use In Hospitals, &C, &C. possessing
amongst others the following advantages
" Is the finest substitute for Bed.
The pillow can be raised or lowered at
any time with the greatest ease.
II will PACK up IN a very small compass,
and can be carried about without any in
convenience
PRICE FROM l5s. To SIS. EACH.
When ordering the above article. please
remit the amount of your opier TO
lN5-Stawem ". CRAWFORD & co.
The daily gazette., 1877-09-20
WISTAR'S BALSANI
OF
WILD CHERRY.

From s. 7. DUMMY. A. N, Principal OF
the New Ipswich IN. H.l Appleton Aca-
denny" ...
For more than fifteen years have used
Dr. Wistar's BalsSm OF Wild Cherry for
OouohS. Odds and Sore TArodf. 10 which l. in
common with the rest OF mankind, am sub
ject: and it gives me pleasure to say that
consider il the rrYy best remedy with which
l am aCuuAiuted." ="
, 1877-10-21
STAGE GOSSIP.
NEW YORK NOTES,


| The venerable 10 Proctor has revived ssTh,
| Jibbenainosav" at Niolo's Garden. Same oae
says that this play has struck terror to the heart
OF two generations.
They are agitatine the subject OF benefit TO
] George l.. Fox, the once great clown and pnnto
mimist, who Is on& his death-bed and in embar
rassed circumstances.
| 1t is stated that Mr.. Charles r. TEorne la:
positively refused the part offered him in uScra
phine'' at the Union Square, and that lie absentct
mtnself from the rehearsals Of the play ir
| Philadelphia.
! Mrs Marie wilkins, who is stated to be sloy-
n1o = nslne, nas ceased to belong to the Union
! chdrd in the 81 Two Orphans II will live in the
memory OF all who saw that play.
, sothern he has generously offered to carry the
Park Theatre Company to Philadelphia at his
own expense and play the - Crushed iragcdiau y
TOT tue benefit Of Edwin Adams. The Offer has
osen accepted, and the performance will take
plase at the Walnut Street Theatre Oct. p
or o5. ~'' -'
bnftalo Bits May Cody" which Was PLAYED
at the Eagle Inst week, is q redfa,dcd dramati-
zation of the Mountain Meadow massacre, and
introduces II: Brigham Young, John d. Lee Ann
Etsza, tWo bears Bill himself and any u.1mber
OF red men. Brigham is tie bold bad man OF
the play.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson arrived in New York IN
"Wednesday, ACCOMPANIED by his daughter and
her husband, Mr.. Farjeon, the novelist. Mr,
Jefferson will make his first appearance in this
city in three years TN the 9th instant at Booths
hcatre IN his famous character Of Aiv Fan
1tiak3e. He will be supported by Mr.. DAYS
old Fifth Avenue Theatre Company.
The Union Square Theatre will begin its rep
ular season on or about Nov. l, with Virtoricn
sardou, S 'scraphine," which will have the title
OF - The Mothers Secret" The season will
end about the middle Of June. The following
ladies' and gentlemen will compose the regular
company: Mr. Charles r. Thoruc, Jr., Nr.
James U'Ncill. Mr.. j. II. Stoddart, Mr. John
rar*elle, Nj. J. 3. Polk, Mr.. ". II. Wilkes,
ME: Il. ". Montgomery, Mr.. j.. ". Wilder. Alr.
): Ramsay, Hiss Katherine Rogers. Miss Fanny
a1iss Maud Harrison, Miss Linda Dietz, Miss
Louise Sylvester, Miss Roberta Norwood.
The New York SIM wakes wroth because
o. au outrageous attempt to blackmail Miss
Emma Abbott, the singer, by 4 critic for L
pretentiousa y weekly, who was kicked down
Stars III short order. The Sun saws that "Mr
Lake's outy IS TO expose the man, and have him
sent To nrlson; and if lie does not do 50 his rep
usa.l1u lor truthfnlness will suffer among pco-
Pc VINO 10 not know him." The San might
ESQ ESQ investigate the old unp1easantness with
n1et aarte, and ascertain whether there eyer
WIS ietter written to say that the play was a
seEs oao one, tut might look better seen
,hsousn ,h tue medium Of 500 bill; and whether
iIe writer u that letter was the notorious Joe
Howard VI the Sun. WV
a MORAL AND SCIENTIFIC DRAMA,
~. Lclss american comedy drama" " Married
and Not Married. has proved disastrous fai,-
u'e ID New York. and. Judging 1rom the ac-
, 1877-10-21

she was still child, her hip-bonc having been
fractured in the fall. Carlotta Patti Is now
slowly dying from the effects Of that outburst
Of maternal wrath, an internal tumor having
formed near the injured part which is gradually
saDpiur her life.n
, 1877-10-21

the line Of character in which she has always
been SO popular. She is quite capable OF under
taking more serious line. but she is never half
SO charming in them as in her rollickiug, irisky
parts. Frank Pierce astonishcd his friends by
his extraordinary tcrpsichorcal exhibition in the
part Of Dick Surivtller, and nightly received
about four encores.
WOODS Museum.
Tony Denicr has been drawing fine houses to
his Museum all the week to see his s*Humpty
Dumpty,'' Of which he remains the best repre-
sentative on the American stage. The Museum
appears to he in highly tlourishing condition.
, 1877-10-21

better than the more serious works upou which the
| composer fame chiefly Tests
+ MUSICAL NOTES.
DR.. Won Buiow is expected in London.
I Signor Tamberlik is singing in Madrid.
| Miss Anna Drasdl will return to America
about the 1st OF November
| Mrs. Letitia Elliott, OF New Orleans, has
! taken the place Of the late Nine. Gulager as
soprano in st. Thomas Church, New York.
The fourth volume Of Ambros' !. History of
Music" has been published at Vienna. 1t deals
with the times Vi PalcStrina and the origin Of
the opera
Nine. Adelina Patti began her round of
five concerts ou the 18th inst, prior to her en-
gagc1ncnt ut the Scala at Milan for a limited
number ot nights.
Mrs Louise Oliver, the soprano at DR.. Cha-
pins Church, New York, has formed CONCERT
company. which left during last week to iii
several engagements.
The st. Lonis Journal says: "Clara Lo,,isc
Kellogg says it takes her fully 4 year to lcarnan
opera; but then she gives i.trscll dead away py
Saying she knows and can sing forty opcras.''
y '.Rich.uu Wagner Lcxicon'' is being pre-
pared by Herr kastncr, OF Vienna. It will rive
complete catalogue OF Herr Wagncr's works.
anu OF the various writings md newspaper 2rti-
cIcs about them.
a son Of Henry Wicnawsk tue celebrated
vlof!nst, is now in Boston, and intends to remain
III tnat city some time Ie Is said to BE-, him
self, i inc Sioinist and will probably appear in
concert at an carly date.
a hungarian paper states that the Abbc Franz
Llszs tlas co.npOreti new opera. entitled elm
ther,' Or. Llszt will return to Pesth early ntxt
ihontn to resume the duties Of Princinal Of the
new Academy OF Music founded last year.
4 movement is On foot to have Boston renre-
sent sented abroad by a band Of fifty musicians, who
, 1877-10-21

:vcrxho @ piHne H .re " M az pe presented and
,nonsy;s worh mI't " s'e ~ set nore taan 1Aeif
'"u"s' "o'tA'
The first soircc Of the Chicago Musical Col
lege will be given at the College uarlors. 4a3
Wabash avenue to-',iorrw evening, and will be
repeated at tile West Side College, corner OF
Washington street and Ogden avctuc, on Thurs
Jay evening The programme has been already
In our last Sunday issue it was stated that
new soprano had been secured d. St. Mary's
Shurcn. IN Justice to Mrs. Mcguire who las
oceh singing there so long. NC may state that
her RESIGNATION followed Il general reduction If