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G'INETT's
eros GRAIN SILK
ONLY 81 A YARD.
THIS is THE CHEAPEST SILK EyERsorn
IN THIS CITY.
Je22-tr COS 9Th street. onp. p.,a,, or.u
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY coon,

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GoonS
LUTTRELL WINE,
Corner goth st. and PeRnsy luania aUsaue.
- Are Offerings
Fine Black Mol air al Csc
Cotton and Wool Buntiugs I5r redncag from, ~
Beautiful Atwood ashmere go ~ wv
Fancy Spring and Summer Dress q 9ois At aboHt
cost. ~ "oou1
Linen and Victoria Lawns: French Nnsuins
Cambria FdgingS, Gloves, Hosiery and HIEfs all
49, very cheap. MI
Misses rtCu ar m Ada HoSa IN s,rf,.,. o. 81,
So. " gu 'PNS' -oS', worth
SCENTS, superior Brown Socks. 22c,
cents Fine Linen Hdkfs., 90,
sGperlor "a >heettug, 2Oc: do. 10 4 ShaetInp o.,
Ahut9EScoGSl Cotton, &C.; Plsiu and Fancy Mat
IS: Our entire stock Of Goods al IoweSi ash
Tod n a LuTTREL & WINE
Jt---@" 1850 PPaas IN <.,,e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-27

HEALTH-The Poor Mans Riches, the Rich
Mans BS$S-iS found in Ayers Medicines,
after a fruitless search among other remedies.
A word to the wise is sufficient
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9TH JULY
GRIND R4ILRO4D EXCURSION
TO RICHMOND AND RETURN.
9TH JULY,

Trains leave Baltimore
a ID. F0i R1HSa Ds PCT q. S :
limited; secure early. For sale by n. H. shes
Ps pa. ave- ave- Sohn Ellis Pa; ave-; r. P. May,
Tey, 18th st. NV; Geo. K. Petty, 7tfl st. n W.
BRAD brad: ADAMS, st. n. W.; Geo. r. Hardin. Pa
ave. 5. e.; f. x. Dooley, Pa. ave. ies-tiyf
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AL ihE NATIONAL Toy COMPANY, 4Ss 7th street.
soc agents for Harris MeteOric RaIIoons
~ Ss ascension and display to night, i'm front
Sfa oty nal. The National Toy Company man
no other.-Adrf Hio "oihs. buy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-27

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
George Z; Louis and Sarah A. Spady, both of
Norfolk, Va. John Smith and Nancy John
King and Eliza Moulton; P. d. Neal. of st.
Mays county, Md, and Cornelius c. Crabbe,
OF MeStmoreland county, Va: Frank Miner
and Victoria Munt: VIM. Turner and Eliza
whiting; Edward Clagett and Mary Ellen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-27

pLEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOB FIsH.
l. Ing, &c. JOSEPH PASSEEO, -
70 Water street ~
spAo-om georgetown. D. G. -
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POINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS
STEINER "SUE.0
CAPT w ~ GF0uEnaNr

stopping at Plney Point pOinp
ana returning, leaving Stephenson q wharf foot n,
washington BY am. on Monday Meals viii be
w, be frst-class. Fare, round trip, 81. Pos
s sats RfS@s snd fp ERSs
st: and Pa ave. and 7th st. wharf. lee -sm 'n
A ARRANGEMENTS HAVING RECW
a3GEfx AoTEk St t ForsTsss 4 a6 5he
The steamer ESPS pSSiFssH FHE y AXE for the
G GSns6 Of JPss at reduced Tickets with
Ct the Once Of the COMPANY G Reom are issued
Natio 9m hetropolitza Bank; A'om o. over
TnNBA y E4HKSSTE1HNsHIe q! steamer
H Tip eH Oh sH Rsfs AEYssalei
sail on the Potomac, calling at Glymont going
JOHN n Wo0Rs Rass F aI 90 cents
every SUNDAY AFTERNooN " same s,c1ec wharf arr
Bstssmsr ThOmpsscn s sshss not good On
GLYMONT PAVILION.
mana dns beautiful summer resort has changed its
kF + $S%Ss %RffH
dates. 'nshlA' LOT ioI open
RE&TDLAAh GRAND SUNDAY ExCUR-
Win axe sloN p He shs ssFFe sSN3GKADE CITY
ssS ss shs55h st. l. wharf O'Clock
Ilckets 70 cts; no charge for children under tan
VIM. Dietz and Hammersly, Caterers.
This Barge can be chartered for $50. mys
L. y. 5 sSsEF4 re Pks HBF
.,,o. 70 Water street ~
opAo-on GEORGETOWN. 10. C..
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THB FACT is established beyond eontrovarcv
Inat the best line of stylish cashmere suitS
ever sold for 80. sl2 or sl5 are those that liable
DIos- cor ID and 9TH SITS, are making such an
ade conceded to be az least 80 per cent. under
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min, teacher-MiIton Goodloe, John Thomas,
Sylvester Dyson, Adolphus Trlplet, Earnest
Eagin, George SmallwOod, John johnson,
ton, George Henson, Cora Dorsey. Julia Ross,
Sarah Barrls, John Fenwiek. Carlotto Hersop,
Alice Iiiman, Henry BurrlS, Mary Dyson,
Alice Butler, Catherine Taylor, Sarah NJ T.
thews, Abraham Wilkinson, Susan Burrls,
Ann Henson.
School No. 81, grade No. 6, Peter s. Lesh.
teacher:--yulia Hardy, Sarah Beavan, Maggie
Quad. Bridget Grady, Patrick Quaid, Annie
Anderson, Catherine Reagan, James Boyer,
May HALEY, Mary Quaid.
School No. IS, grade No. s. Frances s. Fair
ley, teacher.-Alice Quaid, Elizabeth Lintner,
Henry Grimes John c. Arth, AmazOra Petit,
Margaret Grace, Ella Quad. Andrew Boyer,
Cora Sweeney.
School No. 80, grade No. 2 Adeline Walcott.
teacher:-John DALEY, Gerard Smith, Barbara
Killer, Frederic kOehler, ChaS Roberts, EdW ip
Chas Krause. Elizabeth Williams, Maud Ster-'
ling, Eliza Donaldson, John Bick.
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white boy, was before Judge Smell this morn
ing; for trespassing upon the parking of the
Mcpherson Square, and climbing upon the
that the boys have been in the habit of climb
ing upon the monuments in that part of the
city. He was fined s.. The Judge in his re-
He had no doubt if the boys were allowed thew
WOul mount the Greek Slave and sit upon its
head. They would make the parks public
ments in the city would be DESTROYED.
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SUMMER EVENING CONCERT.
- WITH DANCING.

rIESBORO' PARR,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JuLY3.
BY THE
ORPHEUS OCTETTE CLUB
A''i''eu w einineht Amateur Talent from Alex
aDdrfa and Washington,
., Aamission, % cents. Ferry Boats leave Wash
n'ssIoat o. ana O'Clock, and return at III 80
80. Noio III waiting. 1e14-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
Letter from Falls Church.

Correspondence or the Alexandra Gazette.
FALLS CHURCH, JAM 24.-Of all the annoy
ing perp!exitics attending an effort to make life
boara5le in a rural community, that of gather
ing together ball full Of people TO be enter
taiocd aud edited, particularly when they come
from far and near over roads that could not
we'll b. worse, through dark and cold, With a
prospcc! of being disappointed, cannot be easily
Increased. Such came nearly to being the fate
of our literary friends this week. MIR. Riddle,
who was booked for the lecture 90 'Macaulay, y
BIZ combinat!on Of those uLiJrseen clrcu d.
stances that play such an important part 10 our
destinjcs, failed us, but that Providence that
takes care cf the lame and the lazy came TO
the relief of our literary people 10 the shape Of
Bishop Southgae. The Bishop was Tor num-
Der OF years first missionary 10 Asia Minor
ADD afterwards Bishop at Constantlnople, and
having made it point TO observe closely the
characteristics Of the people OF Turkey and
Persia aud the neighboring States through
which bis duties required him to travel, and
who kept journal of the incidents and accl'
dents that befel him and bis associates IN that
laborious field came to the rescue aud enter.
tanned the audience by reading from his Journal
some incidents Of travel 10 Turkey and Persia
Coming from one who was narrating his own
personal cxpericrc; IS, aud who seemed 10 their
repetition to be living them over again With all
their shades and shadows, the effect upon the
audience was marvellous. Ready to laugh vii
him at the comical side of bis experiences, the
deep wrought feeling when the sadder shades
threw their gloom around him and his servants
lying i'll, penniIcss and deserted 10 the caravan
seri at kumanshah while the hlahomnadans
we're resiIing the Christian dogs and refusing
to furnish them food or shelter was plainly felt,
and when he narrated how, after giving up all
hopes Of relief be had resigned himself to die
10 foreign land, among not only strangers, but
foes, who looked upon him as contem ptible
creature on account of his religion, and over
whose death they we're gloatiog, probably al.
ready plotting for division of what poor spois
he still retained, there came to his aid one of
the prosecuted old Ghebers, one Of the fire
worshippers whom Moore has made familiar to
all Eoglsh speaking people, and out Of the
charity of his soul, SO like the Samaritan of old
was be, that without hope or expectation Of re-
ward he nursed and tended the party and fur.
nished them money to deffay their expenses to
Bagdad, the nearest point at which he could
reach an Eoglish Consulate, heartfelt thank
God went up from bis hearers at the assurance
that that charity which is so strongly commend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

The salaries of the public school teachers IN
New York city were reduced ten per cent
yesterday. The almost unprecedented hard
times" the legitimate and unavoidable result
of the war and radical legislation. are not as
impartial as the rain, which falls on all allke'
but bear more severely upon those least able to
resist them-lhose who draw wages and small
salaries. The national legislators, for Instance
must continue to receive the pay flush times
allowed, if the recipients did not earn IT, and
which is 50 much that discount OF twelve per
cent. upon it would rot be felt, but the man
who has to labor for dollar a day can i'll afford
to take FIVE dollars and twenty eight cents tor
bis weeks work az will be the case should the
Congressman. who draw over ninety SIX dollars
a week. and milesge in addition, pass the Silver
hill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

Yesterdays debate in the British Parliamen ut
and the telegram stating that Russia having to
choose between conditions Of peace olashios
With tho interests Of Austria and conditions
clashing with the Interests Of England. has Sc
lected the latter alternative. are alarming, not
only to the people Of Eugland and Russia, but
to the whole of Europe. for war between those
countries will necessarily involve most OF the
nations on the continent. England is i'll PIE.
pared for war of such magnitude as that IN
prospect, and at present, at least, half her peo'
pie are opposed to it, but it is hardly possible
she can avoid it, that is. if she intends to main.
tain her position as one of the great powers,
and retain the prestige she honestly won, and
that up. to this time, so legitimately belongs TO
her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

10 the United States Senate, yesterday, as
stated ia The Gazette. large number of Pc
titions were presented. askiog legislation upon
the liquor traffic. Among those who presented
those petitions. was Col. Withers, of Vir'
einia, who said, 81 would remark that this
petition was not laid on my desk, but sent to
mo. The only explanation can offer is that
these petitioners rather suspect the fealty of
their representatives to women, Christianity,
temperance, and union. Laughter move
it's reference to the Committee Oh Finance"
The motion was agreed to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

ed to Gods chosen people should fnd so noble
development among people who knew not
God. Bishop Soutbgate vas the first Ameri-
can certainly, and probably the first Anglo
Saxon who had ever travelled through the
wilds Of Kourdis.an. and his success in SO do.
log was entirely attributable to his knowledge
of Arabic which enabled him to pass for a
Turk, and 10 his knowledge cf the oriental
manners aud customs which enabled him fire..
queutly to torestaI the natives, aud relieve him
self from frequent dilemmas that might have
proved disastrous Rev. r. Smithsop, NJ. E..
Church South, is announced to lecture Wed.
nesday evening, February 9Th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
EaRa OF the DnI.

Gen. Hatch arrived at San EIizarlo, Ri Pasl
county, Texas, on the 22d, with one hundred
and 6fty men, one Gatlipg gun and one 20
FOUNDER. without meeting aoy resistance, the
mob having retreated to the Mexican side OF
the river. He reports that about four hundred
Mexicaus had focked ioto San Eiizarlo for the
purpose of pluuder, and but for the arrival OF
the troops all the towDs 10 the nclghoornoud
would have been sacked. % the 25d party
Of Rangers, organized under the authority OF
tho Governor Of Texas arrested tTo Or three
MexicaDs at Yelete and shot them, Colonel
Hatch notified the Rangers that ii such out
RACES we're continued he would apply to the
President to place the county under martial
law. The Rangers, headed by the Sheriff,
have killed four Mexicaus and wounded one
woman.
The President and Mrs. Hayes entertained
General Brstow at dioner last night. Among
those present, besides the President aud Mrs.
Hayes. were the following :-Secretary and
Mrs. Evarts. Secretary and Mrs: Sherman,
Secretary and Mrs Schulz. the Chief Justice
and Mrs Waite, Senator and Mrs. Edmunds,
Senator and Mrs. Allison, Senator and Mrs.
Davis, General BrIstoW, Senators Beck and
Hoar.
Mr.. Frank FalE was out driving with two
young ladies' OF milwaukee, 90 wednesday
evening, when the carriage was struck by the
backlog of freight train 90 the Milwaukee
and St. Louis Railroad. Mr.. Falk was killed.
as was also Miss Helene Jacobs, daughter Of
the cashier of the Second Ward Bank. The
other occupant of the carriage, sister Of Miss
Helene, received serious if not fatal Injuries.
VIM. E. McDonough. the actor, was severe
Iy wounded yesterday, 10 Philadelphia, by the
accidental discharge of a loaded revolver which
he was removing from the case. The ball en-.
tered the left breast, but fortunately did not
touch vital spot. He lay iusensiblc for SOME
time, but had improved by evening. The ball
was extracted this morning and Dir. Donough
is doing as we'll as could be expected.
DR.. c. w. Chancellor, president Of the Sec
ond Branch OF the Baltimore City Council. is
confined to bis residence by an attack Of rheu-
matsm. threatening his heart. His physicians
have interdicted him from transacing any
business whatever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

AlexaDdris is not conscience mover. The
United States Government has long possessed
that faculty, and even Virginia, strange as it
may seem, has now acquired it, but it has not
yet been vouchsafed to Alexandria If some
of the pianos, furniture, clothing, jewelry.
plate. books, Ga, stolen from CHS city during
the war and carried North were returned, con-
science, Instead Of making towards Of US all,
would make some OF US comparatively happy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
DAILY AND rRi"kEhL1
-1aR sNOwDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY %, 1878.
After the introduction of the usual numb

After the introduction Of the usual number
of memorials, petitions. &c., on the silver and
LIQUOR questions, the Senate to day further con
sidered the Matthews silver resolutions, MIR.
Edmunds, of VT, making an able speech 10
opposition to their assage.
The House 6oally passed the Steamboat oi'''
and 10 committee Of the whole considered MI
fuckers wbiskey bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

Ex U. S. Seuator Waitman Z. Wiley says
that when "West Virginia applied for admis'
sion toto the U MON, 1t was with the express
understanding that she should pay her proper
ton of the debt Of the whole State of Virginia. y
That she is as much bound fer it as Alexandra
is for her portion no Just court will deny, and if
more members Of the next Legislature Of the
leys opinion. those who have Invested largely
10 the West Virginia certificates issued by Vir
GINA uoder the funding bill, as President Gar
rett Of the B. g. 0. r R. is reported to have
done, will reazs heavily. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

The forcibe readjusters still continue to OPP
pose all attempts at economy ard reduction oil
governmental expenses. Ga Thursday, the
9th Instant. they voted almost to man
against fixing the 25th instant. at o'clock, fol
the consideration Of the bill reducing, salaries
to the basis of 1860. Their leaders say that
they vii! not rstrench if the money saved is to
bs applied to the payment of the bonds of the
State. The bill proposes among other things
to reduce the pay of members of the Legisla'
ture from $40 per annum, as now, to $3.50, to
take effect Immediately. Itpassed the Senate,
Notwithstanding the Strenuous opposition of the
forcibles. Mr.. ;Mushbaoh, by his votes, iudi
Gates that he is 10 favor Of the proposed
reduction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
VIRGINIA News.

During q rencountre between Robt. Applety
and Lindsay Poindcxter, near Louisa Court
House, the former was slot three times, but
not fatally. Frank Parrock was severely il
not fatally, stabbed by James Apple, near
Greenville. Augusta county.
More than a thousand people Of Loudoun
county want the question Of granting licenses
to sell liquor submitted to the voters Of that
county.
Al elderly lady named Bailey, who lived
near Hebron Church, in Augusta county, was
burned to death day or two ago.
Thomas Osborn has sold his farm, near
Round Hill, Loudoun county, 2I5 acres, 10 j..
H. Purcell, at $4l per acre.
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston is spoken Of as a
probable candidate for the House Of RepreseD-
tatves from the Richmond district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

NEW PcsToFF1cE.-F. A. Grandell, James
7. Davis, VIM Slye. J. F. Vermillion, j, h.
Thomas, VIM. Smith, W. A. Grimes, and
Georges county, Nd. on the line of the Bslli-
more and Potomsc railroad nade application
some ten days ago to the Postmaster General for
the establishment of postothce at Hairs, be-
tween the Offices at Oak Grove and Mitch elVllle
and on the mail route from Bowie,s to Pore's
creek. The Postmaster General yesterday
granted the petition and ordered the establish
ment of the new Office, with Dorsey ". Pindsl
as postmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

EATING HoRsEFLEsH.-Par;s oats a thou.
gaining ground 10 the large towas of France.
horsefesh into the Eoglish dietary. Emile De.
croix, who first tasted it from necessity 10 AIge.
ria. and now is unhappy because all the world
last Saturday 10 December. aud invited the
correspondents of all the London Journals.
Horseflesh was served in . variety of forms
soup. boiled. roast. sausage, etc. Everything
except the sweets at desert was of chevaine ex.
traction. The browning dish was roast 6let,
which was very tender and succuient. There
was no favor OF odor that in the remolest way
reminded one Of the stable. The weak point
of the feast Vas the salad, which was dressed
With oil taken from horse feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

REAPPoRT1oNMENT,- BY the plan for the
reapportionment of members OF the Virginia
House of Delegates agreed upon by the special
Joint committee, Alexandra city aud county will
have one delegate, Clarke and Warren together
one, Culpeper one, Fairfax one. King George
and Stafford together one, Loudoun and Eau
quier together three, Prince William one and
Rapp ahannock one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

A letter from the postmaster at Arlington
appears elsewhere ia to.day's Gazatte. The
information upon which the article to which
be refers was based, was furnished voluntarily
BY gentleman living within his district. We
are positively certain that We have lately lost
subscribers OF ArliuetoR, and that the causes as
signed we're the trouble, delay and irregularity
attending the delivery of their papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
DIED.

January o. 1878, of scarlet fever. in Washing
ton, D. c., FLORENCE ELOISE, youngest
daughter of Howard 81. AID Florence E.
Young, of Fairfax county, Va, aged 6 years
Ii months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25
The Markets.

BALTIMORE Jan. 25.-Va 6s deferred -; d.
consolidated, 57i do ID series 39F. Cotton il:
and heavy middlng l03s10s. Flour a::.ys
and UNCHANGED. Wheat-Southern quiet srl
firm; Western quiet. firm and higher; Southe!D
red ll5al3j do. amber 1888; Penns red l34sl5j;
No. 2 Western winter red spot 1919; Feb 49,;
Mar 1871. .Corn-!Southern. quiet and steady
50a54 do. yellow 53s54; Western mixed spa:
SCI; Feb 56s Mar 575; Western steamer A..
Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye quiet 8! Gisjl
Hay steady and unchanged. Coffee dull an!
weak; Rio csrgoes 1i4al8c; jobbing bal"
WhisEey nominal; held at 81 0S. Sugar quc
at 9ls9!c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Stocks lower Moacy
6. Gold l0lssl0l!. Flour steady. Wh",:
lc better. Corn firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

Court OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA. Marx.
hansen vs.. Commonwealth; Helfrick vs.. same
Fully argued by John b. Young esq , aud sub
mitted.
Moll vs. GuiRon. judge; Hagan vs.. same
Answers of defendant filed. and partly argued
by J. B. Young for plaintiffs.
Grifin's administrator vs.. Grifio. g.. APP
peal allowed from decree CT the Circuit Court
OF Hcnrico.
Massie vs.. Commonwealth. Writ Of error
awarded 10 Judgment Of the Circuit Court Of
franklin.
White VS.. the Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court of Dinwiddie. Affirmed.
Whitacre sheriff, &C., VS.. Rector, &c. From
the Circuit Court Ct Fauquier. Reversed.
Givens Vs. the Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court of Nelson. Affirmed.
Huchesons vs.. Richardson. From the Cir.
cult Court of Mecklenburg. Reversed.
Moll vs.. Guigon, judge, &c.; Hagan vs. same.
Fully argued by J. B. Young, esq, and The
Attorney General, land submitted.
Tyler, sergeant, &c, vs. Taylor, auditor. Sc.
Partly argued by William l. Royal, esq, for
the petitioner
Woody Vi. Commonwealth. Argued by j.
B. Sener, esq, for plaintiff in error, aud the
Attorney General for Commonwealth and SUBJ
mitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

The anooyaDc, ocoasioned by the continual
crying Of the baby, at once ceases when the
cause is las it should be) promptly removed by
using Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price IS cents
per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

rs NoT1cE.-A meeting Of the sub:cipE,.
to the stock Of the Agricultural Fair 49, 49, +,
ton and ell others who wish to sutsc'iv' .a
stock in said association VII be held r. ."
Council Chamber on Tuesday night. tHc
instant. at o'clock .o,
ian G-4t JEo. b. SNlU-~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-25

pcIIcE. SOIu IEu.
N OvERTAsKGNG THE ENERGIES. IL /:
not advisable for any Of US to overtssk our cne:.
gies, corporeal or montal, but in the esger put
suit Of wealth or fame or knowledge, how maly
trangress this sautary rule 1t must be q matter
Of great importance to all who DO SO 10 Sno"
how they can regain the vigor 50 reckle:sly q.
pended. The remedy i; neither costly or dill
cul to obtan. Hostetter's Stomach Bitter: l.
procursble in every city, town and settlemcn! Il
America, and it compensstes for a drain al
bodily or mental energy more etiectually thha
any !nVlgorsnt ever prescribed or adve.tFrl'
Lsboring men, athletes, students. Journalists,
lawyers, clergymen, physicians, all bear te.ti.
mony TO its Wondrously renovs!ing powc-i II
Increases the capabilities for undergoing ta:Ig!"
and counteracts tho ipj urious effects upon tAs
system Of exposure. sedcntsry habits, unhenIt1y
or Wesrylng avocatlons, or Al lnsa.u07I0ui e.
mate, and is prime Alternative, dluretlc AM
blood depurent.
~"GERMAN SYRUP. NO other medicine
in the world was ever given such test o: IL
curative qualities as BOSCHEE'S GERMAN
SYRUP. In three years two million four hHh'
dred thousand small bottles Of thi. mcdoine"''
distributed free Of charge by druggist: IL -;
country to those afflicted with ConsumpiioH
Asthma, Group, severe Coughs, Pneum2n SHI
other diseases Of the throat and lungs, GlvLs
the American people undeniabls proc! no.
GERMAN SYRUP will cure them. The rc:i'
has been that Druggists in evory town and 81
lage IL the United States are Recommending !;
to their customers. Go 20 your Druggists aa1
ask what they know about it. Sample bottle :V
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