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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
The Lunatic Who Threatened the Queen
Popular Excitement over sir stafford
Northc0te's speeCh-The Death of Mr.
Rowland.

boTDnN. Dfc. u Il appears That Edward
Byrne Madden. who sent the lrttf rst"tha Homo
Office threatening tho lfe of Quneu Victoria +
somewhat cccontri" aud probably haif-witt"d.
lie ta man who ls we'll knoWn umOug the ha-
bttuRS Cf Loioeftst Sanare and SehO. whore no
has Utten ha"n In the hHuutS OF foreign rrfu-
g &. His l.ttrrs, which are VI tten in bud
French, are mainly nnde NJ Of rafhnr furOhe-
rent iuv9rtiYos and demands for Immediate and
raIical change IN tho government. LttlS i'm
roItauno is attached t. tue letters Or their
writer.
GreHt eXcifmant prevails at clubs md other
places rf resort Tonight respecting the news
which IT. Is reported mas been received concern
Ing tho movements ~ Russia in Afghanistan
he statement Of Sir afford Npttheote Chan
"eDr Of tho Exrhoquer. In thA House of Conn
mons, that the govSrnmant has found itself do
caved bythe port that the Russian envoy hHd
though tho envoy had returned 70 Russia. the
legation which he hnd established at CHbul
still remained there. has produced great i'm
preston, and bis emphatic declaration that
England would under no circumstances tOler-
at" any Interference in Afghan affaifs Is re-
ccoiVad utmost as declaration Of war against
Kussia.
Mr. Guatava Rowland whose death Ia nm
uouuGed from Paris to day, was born In tgpG ut
Tretoi He had boon nn cuinort mouber NJ the
Assembly and Minister If Public instruction
He had Also held the rffcns fIrocuteur General
aud AdVoonte General. tfs was called to tho
post pf Minister Of Tubiic instruction by En-
per0r Louis Napoleon in 1856 to replace II. For
teuI and in 1863 he was mao the uresidiug
minister Of the Council Of State replacing NJ
Itpuher. Tho de"rnR Of the tW"n' y-Cigh'h of
1864 named NJ Rowland Governor
of tho Bapk Of France, in plare Of VI. Valley,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
Destructive rresnetats,nysl,.

lowell. Mas Dec. H. Tho froshat causnd
by tho lnte storm Is the largest ever seen since
1910 During tho nigbt Tho Msrrlmuc rose
three feet aud at noon stood ten feet md eight
inches above Fawturknf daTn, nti cDnsilerabe
Ianage to property has resulted from ths over
lloW. Persons living on lower floors iuitho vi
otnify hagA removed thet effects. Tho new
river wall built ut tho mouth Of Concord river
Is completely submerged and nh outhuiltlings
attached 70 the rgruofaions have been washed
away. Tho MtddleseK mills Hre inundated and
massachusetts Boot. the Prescott Merritnac
Fremont and Lawrence corpOrations haVe besn
stopped the only department running being
ne weaving room. The water continues to
rise
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
Failure of Dodd, Brown g. 60, of st.
Enuis

KEw YORK. Dec. 12-Adviens from ~. Ioujs
9nnoupce that nes9ra. D,dd Brown h Co. bayn
been compelled to rt,ake an assignment for he
benatf Of their erelif2ra. Tho assignment bas
and wealthy citiznn n ST. Louis. # Is statea
f}at the Tennessee Manufacturing Company
againet James ! Brown. one NJ the members of
the firm. as a nom resid"nf. and that a ~ has
been mHIe on their stock. This action on the
part Of tho Nashville company il cJnsitlered
singular ~ II IS uudefs'nad they ~ RS among
the siRGer7 agreeing to a ert the comp position
rccomm"nded bg the com nitoe II creditor.
T"legram9 were t"entyod - day from Dpdd
Brown 4 Co. IN which they ptomise full par.
ti"UlIrs ~ m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
Great Floods In tho west-yast Areas
submerged.

new YoRB, Dse. 12.-Privats dispatches from
tbs West report widespread destruction To rail-
road property and TO farmers In Nebraska.
Kansas and Missouri by foods
st. Louis dispatch to the officers of the Co-
lumbus. Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad
reports hundred miles of property com uletely
under water Railroad bridges have been swept
away passenger trains wrecked mills ruined
md many small towns inundated
In N"bras ka the highest floods fDr years are
reported, with loss II life.
Tho rains began In the West on Tuesday
morning and continued up to last night An
other great mud blockade j. probable Losses
by the storm, direct and indirect. are estimated
at many millions Of dollars
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
a eabInst Meeting Yesterday Threaten
Ing Lrttnra 10 saMeen NIrtNrLn.

bospog Doe. H. Another Cabinet meoting
was h"d to day to discuss it Is understood. the
Afghan Gamugign.
Allied Eyrue Madden was arraiGuad before
the Bow street rotieo ,urt t9-dog. charged with
sending lotters 10 lh9 Home Ofileo threatening
tho life of Quean Ftetoun. Tho prisoner wa
r"mHudpd Tor wack. The authorities had tho
letters, which wet0 written IN th0 French lam
guage, translated. 1t is understood his threats
wore tor money and demanding n change Of
EnY0TnnAnt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
POLITICAL.
press Comments ON nIalne.. spsech.

NEW YORK Dac u. The SIN says: Less *
port politicians would have frartlcHly waived
the bloody shirt but Biane has not done this
knowing o trick worth t~o Of it, Blaine
builds an argument upon tho allegation that
eOored voters In tho Southern States nrs not
permitted to exercse the tight # sufrrGge but
his alieg ttton. to say the ledst 81 il, Is mae
ourata.
The star says. The obvious logical defect of
Blnines trtdn Il that he assumes his facts. He
made passing illusions to the alleged infimda,
ton in NeR EngIaud but he quito nysroOke /
j. v"upnrt5 bulidrzlrg in NeW York
Tho papsts generally regard tbs speech rs q
DID for tho Prnaidnnnv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

WAeHTNCT0N, Doe I2-Tha acnato. In oxnou-
two session. to-day confirmed the following
NV Orleans Mint Martin Y. Davis, Of Penn
Louisiana u ba a4aayer. Maximilan Ferdi-
nana. to be- roanor; sidney ". Barnes Of
Arkanaas, United Statcs Attorney for New
hrxiep: q. q. Chandler M Mi1sis-ppi United
Stat Attorney fer the Northern District Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
A sad Mystery of The Plague.
fMnmphia Ayalanrhe,I

Willie aud Carrie Moon, tho two children
for whom search has been made for several
days. ~ stated in the Aaaidnohr Sunday,
have not been found. Every friend who could
give any Information Of them has died. and
iheaa two children either died and were 9nIiod
''uhearod for, unknown" or left the city alone
when the grest fright of August came. They
arr lGat, one Df the mysteries If the great
plague and sad commeutaryon itS dcyesta-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

NFW YoRK Dec. "a In Now Jersey tho rivar
he's oveifipwod tho docks. wharyes aId strantR
a' the lo@er end Of tho city Of PaRspio. the
vafer being higher than at any time since 1884.
Out houses, corn stacks. hon coous and logs
have loated down tho river. ono shsnty was
s'en with n hedsteHd on It aud n stovepips pro
trHdtug from tho roof H. is reported the
bridges nt Paterson pre In danger.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
ORLEANS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

the Inter who complained OF the reslessness
OF the stranger who had slept In the other An
examination was made Of tho room shortly af-
forwards and the fact daveloped that watkins
had taken poison during tho night from the
effects of which he died
All parties that participated in tho ejeetmant
OF the Mayor Of East st. Louis from tho CITY Hall
will be tried on Friday next Mt Bplleyilla
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
The Committee ON the Transfer of this
undtan bureau.

WASHINGTON, Dec. f2.-The commtee on the
transfer of the Indian Bureau to tho War once
Is about closing testimony
Mr.. Bender. a clt rk in tho Indian Office OK
planned this morning how contracts for sup
plies are given out, and the methods pursued to
compel contractors to fulnli their stlpuiations.
Commissioner IIoyt was heard with refsrenee
to the testimony Of Gen. McFeely as 10 the
prices and quality Of the beef and -four He
said beef Of the same auglity was deRlt out to
the Indians mud the army: In point of fact. be-
ing frequently taken from the same hords.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
HrIiisiBytng In Maine,
Wilmington Dell Every EVENING"

Wilmington Deb EveTy Ivening.I
Q r"verHa! ef maiorities II a proof Of
hglldozjng, as has been claimed IN The cat.
nt several Southern Congressional Districts.
ih"n the most violent intimidation must have
hr"1 practieed in Maine without attracting
attention The vote in the village Of Monroe
n +'8 Was Republican 23s. Democratic s3,
IN september lsst the vote was Republican
$50, Democratic 23l. Greenback 50, Waldo
county Eave Eugene Hale in 1876 q majority
nt Nfo, W1lle at u" election in September last
it gave a Democratic ma iorftv of n little over
it07 Hofe iS the material for some Of our
southern contemporaries to make a good
point against their opponents concerning the
relation that reversal Of majorities bears to
bulldozing In the Southern States.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
GREAT BRITAIN.
Irish Demonstration over the Recent Re.
lease af FeuIans.
An EImfn,lnMeh Mcnnrt.

LoHpON Dec. "a Irishmen in this city yes
ertny had grand demonstration IN honor of
the released Fenians. tonroy and Oliearn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
SAWDEA WHITEHURST
Dividing the Burden.
Torra IIaute Express. |

ITNrFN FIhIte ENpr0SS.I
The New York SIM thinks that the people
would save money If they could work Grant
Of on Bulgaria. About the best We can hope
fer Is that Bulgaria viii divide the burden
Graut would doubtless bc satisfied If he could
b" King Of the United States and Emperor OF
EgIlgaria
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

NEW YofK. De-" - Washington spoolal
Shys he detectives who " nj down into Virglnin
- search for tho refnniHs of Staqurt found
ther9 was body tut it was hpt 0f Yirglninn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. Train No 3 on the
S"ulhern Central Raiirpad IT,. day run iuo q
washed ont eulVert uear Sterling, oompatey J
wfecktnR tho engine and baggage car aud In
sttanly killing efman y, Bartlett end prob
hhlg ttaliy ininring Hiram OdeIl. engineer. A
number OF phsseng8ts were also seriously in
Irsd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

CuICAeo, Do". n Tho Cautral md Western
Association of GeuornI Agents held tnoerlng
here y"sterd"V Tho only hing agreed on was
to nluw i51 pounds of tHgRnge - each passen-
ger. The mooting is 10 b9 continued to-day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
At. Louis suicide The Electors of n
Ma1or

Hr. LoCfs. Dee. pa man registering his
name as John watkins arrived At ha Williams
Eur p"an Hotel last night He was assigned 4
room tbat contained two beds. one single and
the other a double bed Two persons Occupied
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

LoNDoN. Dee IA dispatch from CONSTANT
noplo sass Lanyard, tho British Minister. con
tradiCtg tho rnptrt that q new treaty bei WGen
England ana Turkey l. baing negotiated,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

The terrible condition of society in the solid
south maY BE- gathered from this open con
fc7siDn of the editor II the Louisville Gou,irr-
.J0urn0t
And did You have Thanksgiving turkey,
100 !. asks an exchange. VOL, no; owing r.
tn" inclemency If the weather, the unusual
altitude of the roDst5, and the unsympaffnfie
ana disheartrnHg conduct of an lrnferatiye
demnition boHwow just over the fence, We
can say that We did"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

the rinarian owners against its fornges. Sen
ator Fustis' spaech was In support Of his bill
appropriatiug 81 900. ono for the construction Of
the levees Of the Mississippi river.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
MISCFLLA NEOUS.


SAN FRANcGsco. Der. Il-The Paoifn Mail
Company.s steamer Ciy d Peking froro Hong
Kong. arrived to.dny after voyage Of twenty-
sig d. Ys.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
A Canada Failure.

| Rr. JoHg N B. Dso. ~ SIipson. Wallace
! Co.. organ makers. of this place, have faticd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
WEATHER pRORaYfIITiEs.

WAsHTNGTON Dec. I3.-For tbs Gulf Stafas
northeast - southeast win1s: "p3ar. nartlg
. "udy and possibly rainy weather stationary
followed BY falling barfruathr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

The epidemic having caused pecuniarv dis
tresa Br. 7. II. knapp & Son. dentists, ii Ba-
rome street have greatly reduced their prices
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

Az asafe and pleasant invgornnt Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic suits ladies IN delicate health.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
... his
l.. II. X EDWARDS.
mark.
his
LOUIS y JACK SON.
mark.
ISAAC II. BELL.
Attest. A CttRRIE,

voted the oi'y ticket and mono a1sn because
know il would tave hrpn useless. not on ~
count of intimidation by the Democratic pnrly
fur can say ~ my own knnwlndge that thora
city of Shreveport. NJ reason for not voting
the National ticket was this. We the Itnpuhl-
cans Of the parish of faldo. elected Mr.. "A. II
Leonard two years ago 10 mako laws for us, and
among the laws no hope (" make here WIS. or
Is one TO day. tho election law Il law Of which
hetA. ". - was one Of the makers: that this
law would require two TO three boxes af each
voting place. aud then on the day of election
there only appeared one solid tiekot for from
two 10 three boxes, when the law required that
for separately and MI Of our tickets was in
one. !, as ono of the Republicans Of Caddo.
considered 1t y dodge in our Republican lead
ers If moi a dodge, Hry foolish way If Lend
Ing campaign, For this reason did not vote
GEO, y. COMPTON,
Voted the city ticket and would have voted the
State and parish Republican ticket but for the
order of A. II. Leonard to leave tho polls and
gn home. Tho election was quiet and peace
able: no Intimidation Whatever.
Witness; his
A. CuRRIE. JAMES 4 SMITH
mark
The above and foregoing were sworn to and
subscribed before me. In witness whereof have
herauntO signed my name and atI xad nv
official seal this tweuty-ffth day Of November
1873.
tSignodl LEWIS H. CARTER
Notary Public.
heroby c9rify thnt the above and foregoing
~ q true and correct copy of the af1idnvits ns
made and subscribed before mp On thn twenty
NTH day Of Novomber. 1878.
In witness whereof | have hNreunio signnd
my nama and affixed my official seal this TWEEN
ty-eIghth day OF November. tk78
LEWIS T.. CART FR.
Notary Public In and for Ca1do parish La.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13

CheE Jackson's best sweet navy II baeco. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-11

consists in rupture of the tendons and lIgamep.s;
and occurs at once when the horse ls OF lul
speed. The horse stops suddenly, or, perhapa'
stumbos and falls; gets up. but STANDS on MS
fetIocks, tho toe of the foot turned up ana th'
sole Of the foot as it were looking at you =,
Mr.. Walsh, the editor of the Field, an Eog'
I;sh naner in his book describes "breaklnE
down'' "a follows: "The accidect generally &C.
curs in a bred horse when the flesh or muscles
IN not continue to support the llgaments, from
which circumstance it so often happens 10 tno
last few strides of O race. The symptoms are 4
na,tial or entire giving way OF the tetlock JGlh'
downward, so that tho back OF it either touc'" !
the ground or nearly SO when the "elgn' ID
thrown upon it. ,
Both authorities 90 on to describe treat.
ment, but from tho account already gl'emH II
will bo seen that, after breaking doWn' Mc'
Whirter, with the most wonderful cnuurancs,
probably ever seen on track hao gooo VI al"
completed his run. ,,oeu,bo
occurrence General Buford said: "Ihe Do'
oupbt to have held him up. McWhirter hasn {
comnained of this training, and only entered
him to como here | engaged him here aud
nowherc clso. He was ridden badly at Louis
vile, where | gave him trial 10 sec now ne
won't moro than anything else, and another
horse struck him oa his good leg SMcW nlrter ter
has had trouble with ono of bis tore legs ioI
somo time past.) We have nursed MN ana ana
ho seemed to be all right We useu colu
water on bis leg and it must have made 1t ten.
dor. refused $4,000 for him. tic ran inc
grandest race ever won, and his wioulnps nave
been between SIS, ,OGO and SIC. .OOo.n
Tho Jockey who was to ride Now hiI'Gr 'r'
at homo with fractured thigh, c'usod ny q"
accident in exercising Eoqulrer. -,
Tho St. Louis Jockey club will put up
monument in McWhrter's memory and any
turfmon desiring to subscribe will bo permitted
to do 50. -----------.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND VICINITY.

feel under great obligations for tho liberai
patronage extended to me since l commenced
business in this place. an entire stranger, ana
heartily return my most humbl thanks ior tne
make ICE CREAM FOR THIRTY CENTS
PER QUART, put up in paper, or ST.. ~ per
gallon, packed in ico and sent to all parts OF the
City. ms-OUSTAKD and ICES, of all avors,
made to order How can it be done? lst,
havo secured low rent; I'd, pay casE tor my
price 4Lh, do away with hiring hands; Stu. mako
the cream myself; 9Th. am determined to, give
full satisfaction. Picnics and Sunday schools
supplied (ten gallons and upwards at 81 per
gallon. ICE CREAM and OHM Elk ROOMo
No. 10 King street. o,,on
nv 2S-2m J. ,. FOhCE.
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" E G. b T 7 n II
FOR KIDNEY COMPLAINTS AND MEX
VOLS DEBILITY.

Islesboro, Mo-, Doc. 2i. 1871
H. r. Stevens, esq. o;,,,,o,
Dear Sir-I had had cough. for elshteen
vasrs. when I commenced taking the vego!ine.
was very low, my system WAS deollltasea oy
disease. 1 had the Kidney Complaint, @ Snu was
very nervous- cough bad. Iung sore Whoh !
had tskon one bottle found thss u was mans
me-. me- H. am now able to do my work. Ncv';
have M found any thing like the VegetIno; So !
know it il evcry thing it is recommendoa 10 oe'
"A0" Mrs. A. J. PENDLEToN.
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NEW BOOKS,
~ MAGAZINES
AND REVIEWS.
At FRENCHS,
NO, 03 KING STREET

AND REV1EWE,
At FRENCHS,
NO. 95 KING STREET.
The Clifton Picture, by the author Of s"rho
Odd Trump; cloth 81 25; paper 75c
Charlotte Cushmsn, her Letters and Mono
ries of her Life; So 50.
Memorial and Biographical Sketches, by Jas.
freeman Clarke; 81.
Rothnel. BY the author Of THAT Husband of
Mine;" 81 so.
Blutlton, story of to-day, by M. j. Savage
81 so.
Watch and Ward. by Henry James, jr; ST 25
Miss Crespigny, by Mrs. +. H. Burnett; 5Oc
Less Black Than Wero Painted, novel, by
James Payn; 35c.
The Russians of To-Day; Franklin Square
Library; l0c.
Deceivers Ever; So.
Georgies Wooer; 2Oc.
A full list of Harpors Half Hour Series.
The largest assortment Of Sea3ido, Lakeside
and other Libraries in tho city.
just received another lot of Cheap Paper-2i
sheets of paper and 2t envelopes; price lOc; by
mail l5,.
New Books Reviews, Magazines and an end
less variety of Illustrated Papers received daily.
je4 q. 4. FRENCH.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
FOUR HOURS FROM WASHINGTON, VIA
BALTIMORE Sc OHIO Il. L.

Through aEi excursion tickets, good until
November l. Park Wagonetto7, in which TO
convey passengers from station to Springs.
BOARD RATES
The proprietor Of Orkney Springs, fully ap-
preciating business depression, 0fars the follow
ing reduced rates of board, graduated according
to rooms occupied, and the number Of persons
in each room.
Board per day for ono wcoh and less than two
81 SO, S. and s. 50. Board per weok for two
weeks and less than four $S, SO, $l2 and SID
Board por month for ono month and less than
two $50, S35, $40 and $45. Ministers, physi.
clans and members Of the press will be entitled
to twenty-five por cont discount on the above
rates. Children under II years and servants
halfprice.
Families and parties numbering sovon or moro
who desire 20 remain the entire season, can
make special contracts at q reduction on the
above rates
Tho season will open on SATU RDAY, tho
18th of June, and close on tho 18th of October
All communications addressed 10 4. B. COLE
MAN, Mansgor metropolitan Hotel, until June
|, after that date to the proprietor at Orkney
Springs, Shenandoah county, Va, will rocoive
prompt attention.
ap 50-3m A. w. JONES, Lcssce and Prop.
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MEDICINAL,
Y F G. E e I N E
FOR DROPSI.
lHontroI Falls. 4, l., Oct. ~. - IL

,controj tat FolIs DH 4. l., Oct. 10. 1877.
Il iss pleasure TO give my testimony Tor your your
valuable medicine. was sick for Il long llne
with Dropsy, undcr tho DOCTORS caro- o." ss'I
it was jYatcr between tho Heart and Luer: 1,:;nd
received no benefit until l commences ,rso .ss'"f
the the Vsgsdno gSd sa hsy did not
Vegetino is the medicine for Dropsy: l began Sssn
to feel better after taking few bottles L s nay"
taken thirty bottles in all. 1 am perfectly , woE
neyor felt better. No ono can feel more 'n"""
full than do. u
a. u. WHEELER.
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Space. W. m. m. = 10. w.

Transient advertisements inserted at ST 90 per
square for first insertion, and twenty-five cts.
for each subsequent insertion.
Special contracts will 30 maue with yearly az
vcrtisors. ,.
Marriage ard Doath Notices fifty cents. Obitu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates.
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GOPARTNHsESEIIPS.

Alexsndria, May 50, 1873.
fINlIE FIRM OF j. T. BECkHAM u co.
l. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either party will sign in settlement Of accounts
Our country friends aro requested t. make set
item ,nt with the firm rs speedily IS possible SO
as t. onab,o lis to settle our scaounts ~ onc).
j. Il. RECkHAM.
CHAS. {. Ia TLOR, Jr.
rIHHE NDERSIGND having Withdrawn
l. from tho above iirnl, will continue tho COM
mission business in this city II. NJ. II north
Union street
Thanking his old friends for Lhoir patronage
in the past he promises to give his 1ct0lG sLten-
lion To any future business they may put into his
hands. aud mako prompt returns vi ell conslgn-
4nhhts CuAS. ). ia IOk, Jr..
ja Ism No. IL North Union St. box 2O3.
Alexandra. May so, 1878.
rISaE FIRM OF J. r. BECKHAM & co.
l. is this day dissolved by muLu,l consent
Ethor party will sign in so.tlomDnt Of accounts.
tlur country friend, arc requAstot /, mako sot.
alament with tho lirm - speedily IS possible. SO
u, tp enable us to settle our accounts ut onco.
j. Il. BECkHAM.
CHAS. S. TAY LOR, Jr.
Alexandria, May 81, 1878.
T HAVE this DAY associated with mo in bLsl-
i moss Mr.. +. A. KERBY, and will continue
the GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
At my old stand, No. u King street. under the
firm name of BECKHAM & 90. Tnsnkful for
former patronage extended to me-, solicit aeon
tinuance of the ssmo to Mr.. Kirby and myself.
my 3l-lOt j. r. BECKHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-11

VEoEr1NE-When the blood becomes lloloSs
and stagnant either from change OF weather O., OF
of climate want of exercise irregular ;,I nie., let.
or from any other cause the ,bo Vegeidd0 egrd b~mor @
closnse the stomach. regulate tho bowels, and
impart a tono of vjgor to tho whole body.