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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07

It is said of Ethan Allen that lie
once attended church where the
minister made an estimate, the re-
suits of which was that out of the
whole human race, not more than
one in a thousand would be saved.
On the announcement of this result,
Allen took his hat and walked onr.
saying as he went. Gentlemen,
if any of you want my chance you
are welcome to it. 1t is not worth
staying for 20
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07
DANBCRY, Xmas, 1877.


R. ReU. and Dear Sir
had the pleasure of yours of the
21th inst few posts since.
My conservatism is not exclusive
against modern innovation, bnt | should
like TO see this work inaugurateu and
pushed to completion, with as much ex.
pedition as may be, without the necessity
of, at any time, resorting to such expe-
uients as fairs. concerts, lectures. or the
appeals OF .'churcE-tlebt riisers'' which
assistance is SO frequently solicited,
in these days. for aid in wipiuY out church
mortgages, which should never have eX-
listed, and in diScharging floating debts
which should have been avoided, or to
exc out deficient, or rcplenish exhausted
funds, in order to continue or cOElplete
works precipita' ely projected or improve
IDENTIFY undertaken as to contingencies
and emergencies. L would not be I'M
derstood, however, as disappearing of
the propriety of using such means for
raising funds to attain u prospective OBJ
jcct of church work. l should make it a
rule. if the contributions to the fund give
out at any time during the construction
OF the building, that the work is to be
stopped until more funds are raised; SO
. there should not be dollar of debt
standing Oh the Chapel at the day OF It's
ueulcatlOn.
l should like that the cornerstone be
laid during the summer of 1873; when
the customary order of ceremonies would
be followed by evening service and sell
mon. | have jotted down programme Of
music to be rendered upon this occasion,
effective choir accompanied with an
orchestra of 25 instruments and organs,
under direction of Mr. Mills, organist
and choir-master, of St. Marke's Church.
Philadelphia. Organist, Mr. Henry G.
Thunder, of st. Stephens OR. c. Church,
New York.
Accept the assurance wherewith.
Ircmain faithfully yours,
w. SHARSwooD.
Rt. Rev. Dr. Thomas Atkinton,
Wilmington.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07

Heaven born it is, while omnipotent to relieve
simple and harulless. delicious to take The
Earthly Savior all afflicted with any diseases of
the Lungs. BE wise and Globe Flower Syrup.
Don't take any substitute. Thousands of living
graye-robbed witnesses proclaim the wonderful viz
tues Of Globe Syrup. For sale By all frst-class
druggists and chemists
~ Sample bottles 10 cents and regulaT aiza 1,ot
ties for sale by 5. II. Smith, winston. N. G.
Jan. 81. 80
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07

The farmer who obtains from a
field not properly fertilized ten
bushels of grain, when by manuring
he might have obtained twenty, is
selling his labor at half its value.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07

HOUSE TWELVE STORIES HIGH.-
In the West End of London, IN a
ncighborhood known as Queen
Anne's Gate, a banker named
Hankey has built some enormous
"nansions" overlooking St. James
Park and not far from the Metro.
politan railway station of that name.
The houses are the highest in Eng
land-12 stories-perhaps the high
est in the world. They are let in
flats, upon a new associated princi
pie; and Mr.. Hankey has chosen
for his own apartments the highest
story, where he commands the
purest air and views of the parks,
Surrey hills, and northern heights.
The suites of apartments are SO
eagerly sought after by those who
wish to avoid the cares of house
keeping that Mr.. Hankey is build
ing second block - stories high.
The tenants are chiefly bachelors,
whose suites contain a bed room
and sitting room; but there are also
family suites of ten rooms. Eleva-
tors, of course, travel to each story,
and electric bells and speaking
tubes are in every room. There is
a wine cellar for each tenant the
male servants are in llvcries +; the
females wear nea: and uniform
dress; and one quarterly payment
covers servants, taxes, gas, water,
and indeed every ordinary item of
house keeping, even down to in
surancc of furniture.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07

Say nothing respecting yourself,
either good, bad or indifferent
nothing good, for that is vanity
nothing bad. for that is affectation
nothing Indifferent for that is silly.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07
[For the Sentinel.l
Oh, Sweet Pouting Lips.
BY WHO!


Oh, sweet pouting lips of crimson glow
That distils nectar, pure as is rare,
How your full sweetness long to know
And drown in full joy my sorrows there.
Purest heart that throbs III human breast,
Awake to my souls beseechingc cry
And bring me happiness, secure me rest,
By thy free gift Of love, OR DIE.
oh, were younger, you older,
And 1 but skill ed in the lovers art,
ia strive to be a little bolder
And would beg you dearest, for your heart.
And were that great boon but granted me
No one then would be more blest than
For love will reign through eternity,
Though all things else should fade out and die
Then dew rests fragrant rose,
Or pure honey in the hly's bell,
So let me in thy true heart repose,
And, oh, come thou in my own and dwell
Like perfume-till the last pulse of life
Shall cease its wild fiuttering in my breast.
Yes, there I'D have you my own wife
To make your last home and take your rest!
Life, then, would be a romantic dream,
Bringing cheer with each desire,
While new hopes would gild bright every scene
And make us Heaven more admire,
As grew perfect in all graces,
And in holiness went up higher
With oerfowing hearts and smiling faces;
One in purpose, heart and desire!
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07

HON. EX-GOV. BROWN, of Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 10th 1875.
GENTLEMEN:-H affords me pleasure to state
that have used the Globe Flower Cough Syrup
and find it most excellent remedy.
JOSEPH E. Brown
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO R. R

RICHMOND, VA, January 12 1873
Chesapeake and Ohio HeailrO sa-On
and after SU NDAY, January 49, 1873 passenger
trains wi run as follows
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READ READ !! |! READ ~!
Consumption Cured |!

HON JAMES NJ. SMITH
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ArL tETA, GA, Jan. 26th, 1874
GENTLEMEN:-l have used your Globe Flower
cough Syrup myself, and my family with benefits
SO marked as TO leave unquestoned the merits of a
remedy which in my experience has proved one that
excels everything for coids coughs, and obstinate
shall always use it with perfect confidence, and
recommend 1t to the public u remeiy which will
anord that satisfaction experienced by~ne and mine
Very respectfully yours,
JAS. M. Smith, Gov. State of Ga,
EE Sample bottle 10 cts at all drug stores
HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
The Hon. Alexander H. stephens orders Globe
FloWer ough Syrup to sustain his throat and
lungs In making his great Civil Rights Speech
National Hotel WAsHIH GroN, d., Dec. 26 73
6ENTLEMES :-P lease send me three bottles of
your Globe Flower syrup by DIR. Samuel Bard
yours truly, ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS
WAsHINGToS, d. c., January 8, 1873.
GENTLEMeN The Globe Flower Syrup dulv
received Many thanks. 1t has proved most val
liable remedy to me. Yours truly
ALEXANDER II. STEPHEKs
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07

Accommodation train leaves Richmond daily Tex
cept sunday at 400 p. NJ and arrives at Gordons-
willie at 7:45 P. M, connecting with Virginia Md
land a arriving at Washingtop at 1890 A. M
Through sleeper from GordonsviIle to New York
Mail express, and accommodation II, jns con-
meet at Gordonsville for Washington and the North
and mail and express trains connect at Charlottes
vile for Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects at 'incnnati with trunk
lines for all points in the West, Northwest. and
Southwest.
Chesapeake and Ohio packet steamers leave Gin
cfnnati at P. connecting with Chesapeake and
Ohio trains at Huntington.
Express train leaves Huntington at 11.0O A. NJ,
ana mall train at 3:45 M, connecting at Rtch-
mond with tn Richmond and DanviIle and Rich
mond and Petersburg trains for all points South
Sleeping-cars run on night-trains between Rich
mond and Covington.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points. 49,
For rates, information, &C.. aprly at Company,s
Office, and at S26 Main Street, Richmond Va.
CONWAY r. HOWARD
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W.M S. DUNN
Fet. Z. Engineer and Superintendent
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lost respectfully yours,
W ILLIAM SIIARsW

Rt. Rev. THos. ATKINSON, d. D.. l.. l.. ID.
Bish. of The Church in the u. :. A.
for the Diocese of North Carolina.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-03-07

Rt. Rev. and Dear Sir
l had the pleasure of yours of the
9th inst. a few posts since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02
BY Green Is Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.l
fEyKUSTEES SALE OF LAND-By virtue
Il of doed of trust to me. datol on tho 2l:t
day of My, 1877, duly recorded in Fairfax
county, Es land records, iibcr V. No. 4, page
81, default having been ,AAGe in the payment oi
8 part of tina GoUa s0curod and being thereto ru-
CURED by the h3acica.iaS, J. will soil. by public
auction, On w SDN li@DAY, the II day 81 Dc
tober, 1873. ut II O'clock H. in front Of the on
trance to tho CDart room. Fairfax street. A.!
the city OF Aicxaadria, VI the TRACE or
LAND in said county, conveyed to mo by SAIL
trust decd, containing Us "crn;, moro or loss,
and located nDOu. :! miles aouLh of Bdrkes Sta.
ton, Va Midland Ii; i. Tho said tract has
DWELLING and ouLballdiags, orchard, &c.
Terms Of S:.io: Ono third Ill cash on the day
sale, and The residue ia oae, Lwo and threa
years, equal annt; payinc:ts. with Interest. 60
cured by tgat! OF trust On the Land.
SEP y-l..g:s ;'HrEIi WISE, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02
President HAYES.

NEW York, Oot. 2.-PreSldsas Hayes ar
rived i'll this city this morning by the early OK
press train from Washington. He went lalme'
dia,ely to the Fifth Avenue Hotel where he
brcukiastcd and then be went out riding. GA
lis return ha attended the meeting OF the Irus'
teea Of the Peabody Educational Fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02
PROVIDENCE j.. T., SEP. IS. 1874.

PROVIDENCE is. l., Sci::. IS, 1874.
Di. Giles II paid 500 % v>tar;ns2t:n sur
rcou for medicine .nd a!:4n,,:src> - i g;:'us
BILE saddle horse, without ~ i'":s-jl Ne Vas
lanlc rom = cu.5 mo!n LIZ. /: scar, a rac:csS
iu causcoucacr Of It. NJ y2aa.@y cc';l:I ti2j
had ary effect; ;:2ni.a>. i.o l.5s;&cu" 'G'de
Amuo1is, and, 10 iDy gcra5 suc!:.'"", i!a':ii
that ii removed ho;l !nylr 81; iapG1a." iiav
Jog driven !!iin rcoagt? ;;:'2:: very rcn;1 it"j,
sixty miles 10 tw0 t:,ys-;wo q lhc n@!ic"'
days this sI;aanr-w!!:;:i;t i; !.-5: a?:ip!Gn
of rctu::, .. curb O. iaGs;94lSs. - q III c:llcn,
| took bottle @; IIiai,sIr: w:'!i ~, Ill, Ia +:
no occs:ioo TO use it. J.! ii! Casa where (
LioincGt caa iIc &pi,:;2, :. ov%2 -: tA: great
est sa,i"tsc;ior. j. j.; IAlMAii.
Sold by &. g. L.Si;aa:o: < Bro. :;cr.! :,T
pam phlcl. Dir. Giss, 12O WcS5 Broadway. N.
Y. Trial size - ccn;".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

Hoe PENs.-Ac: OF hs:cr2by oi Nlarch Of
1878. 70 prevent the erection al sIaug httr
houses Wittil f:aIf G Iiio CT TIC city q Norfolk.
Page 10 Ct sessions ac:s. t'su't . similar isw
be o6taincu prohibiting h0r :,c:,s within tic
same distance ct Alexandra?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02
DIED.

At tie residence of her father. Charles a.
Tackett, Stafford Court House, September 70,
1878, Mrs. SALLIE L. FREEDMAN, vile OF Henry
&. Radmau. In The 331 year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02
ALEXANDRIA GAZ 1l'1':l' L;
E,GGAE. MATTERS.

WEATTlEn PE0BAB1LITIEs-Oa!o, ., 1915.
For tho Middle Atlantic S!ates falling barone.
Ter, warner southeast to southwest winds partly
cloudy weather, roa!ib!y followed ny rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

Sales OF Alexandria corporation bonus, cid!
i:sae, w*rc made al $40 ga saturday last. The
par value Is 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02
The Walking Match.

New YORK. Oct. AT 10 o clock this morn
ing " Lcsry had walked l95 miles snd Hughes
In miles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

DEEDS AND LICENCES. -DnriGg !h;, north
OF September ,htro we're tea h]aFllag2 ile2ns:S
issued AID nineteen deeds rGc1:d2a IN the o.
iise Of tho C!irS Of t!o Corporal iii Court.
Duliug the same period tcsa have been ss
licenses Issued aGd ten deeds recorded IN the
Clerk S Office Of the C4uaty Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

The arrival OF The ;Eain Cd tho y. 1 q. Il.
Il. this afternoon vas delayed hy Tic backing
off tn iraGk i q irsi :h5 nng!l' 1t li2:sh'-ff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

Mr.. S. D:&Ih&,a las .oao 'n Nh Yak 10
coglpictc his sGnct; Q! fl. :a>i y@,a;cr Clothing.
judging jroia bis usu, good ;s&fc il selecting
scoi;s for this make, i:2 will nc ay!@. 90 ,
return, to .i,snlay stock Of ace's iou!hs'
and Boys Cioto::, and uthtr Ges!s ;si:.'";i'
incg, a. flo aou IS Wi! aa!@e'ra ~ ga pc
found this eide Ct New \ nri;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

mo, IoU CAN'T 30 n. Tile i..:s:eHS1iy
large house Of Isaac I!;1"bcrg Is I.acs4,: viii,
the !nus flashed anA Fashionable Goo32 II WY
low prices. no house il tho Unlon e.: 5cat
cur prices aud sal&ct0ns. Give Us CAL aal
examine cur stock. seq 2i-lH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02
EtGSIs ssE2vEE;cE &


Che contents OF the fl IN stalls new constitute
orc ofthe mCst attractive features Of The n!afkc.
square, and none Of these sLA,:s sh0w y finer SIS.
sortDo2t thsn tbs: OF sir. q. i. Price vic re-
ceives regularly, three times week, tion the
lover Potomac aud Chesapeake bsy, pscket in
leo so as to svoid ell danger, large conaigrn'ents
Of tsilors, trout, winter shad sId many other
varieties Of salt water fsh
The nRme Of the little boy Iu1ovcr sra n.
iurod yesterday wes John Turner, nnd rot
Iadgett rs reported yesterday. Tha llttelelio",
whose leg was broken, and, who Yves otherwise
seycTey lnju: OIL, is improving Today.
BY o-der CT the Chief Engineer Of The Fire
Department, King street, approaching The Fsir
grounds, was today sprilkIcd, and the dust
thus laid, making it much more pleasant fer
passengers and pedestrians.
publish ed in yesterdays Gazette, was only for
s. month. The amount OF -four inspected by
him. during TIC lest quarter, W:s 1901 barrels Of
all grades.
The crowd ct tho Fsi7 10 day has exceeded
the lIost sanguno expectations. InG building
and grounds havo been liiural:y paclo cd and these
present arc principally from tho country and
Washington.
The new iron bridge Cor tho crossing e Stauu-
Ton River, by Tho Flrsgia Miiand HaiirIal,
arrived here this morning froia Wilmington.
delaware.
Among the visitors in the city to-day was At'.
lieubcu Johnson, j., formerly Ct tAia p!:c2
but nGW IN s1vist in Ealtlmoro
Hlr. i. I2ichoId, Of tie Great Eo5:on Shoe
House, 4yl, Pennsylvania Avenue, Maaaiag-
rcn, is d4iiy icCaiYi1s largo additions 10 bis
stuck, aud ussurca all AloyaadEars WHO favor
hin with call lI!&& he eau suit them il Ii.
style, and price. Read hi price lis: i'll another
column.
Mr.. j. NJ. Buchanan, now with liable Bro,
WaaIiGglon, waS il this city yesterday, and
says that hc stock OF c!oihiug and dress goods
bis house is oforiog this tai aurDaascs yth:rg
Of the kind c7cr before kr4Wl ia " aaii;1Gi0u.
SEC Mc3&Ts llaJlo Fro = advertisement CD
first rage.
s. D:aiham, G. King street, has tic Ga:s;
Clothing 10 the city.
aa-HALL's VEGETABLE SIcIEIAN HAIR
Rem EVER is 3 scientific con, bira.ion OF some Ct
TIC most powerful restorative agents in tho veg
cta5lO kingdom. 1t restores gray hair 10 lis
orignsl color. It makes tho s2slp WELo snd
clean. IL cures dAndruii and humnrs, and fall
ing cut Of tho hair. 1t furnishes tho nutri!vn
principle By which the hair is nourishod and
supported. 1t makes tho hair moist soft and
glossy, and is unsurpassed as q Embarrassing.
II is ,ho most economical preparation ever ollor-
cd to tho public, as is effects remain g long :ime,
making only al occasional application necessary.
II is recommended md used By cminont motl
cal men, and officially endorsed by tho Ststo
Assayer Of Massachusetts. THO popularity Of
Halls Hair Remover has increased with tho to3t
Of many years, both in this country hnd in Gur-
cgn lands and It is now known and used in all
tliy civilized countries Of the weird. For sale
by +. $. Load boator j. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

For Iae Hat 70 IL Dc,,::&;:@s.;:i'H, e. Mig
street. corocr CT Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

REDUrrIoN.-U tho naW iaw Ct Goa,
srcss. providing for reduction N tho amount
rail Tor carrying the mails, sha compcnsa-
lien q! tho line from Nasisiastcn to Richmond
is reduced 81 ,G97 pyr auDu!n; iroG, Alcxal-
dria 70 lIyachlur; Ga tho Vics;oia Miilaad:
Sl,j27 per anruD; from Alexandria TO Hound
Till on the Washington and Oslo, $751; 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

\ RARE CnANCE.-Wa have slcc".Gel 10
getting TIC caowpcs; I;oc Ct Hiaci, Silk, ;;;nl
suatieu. We uvut had before. Is - Gii}S have
. few piece, W take this opportunity {! r.l;
fyiDg cur friends aGd cuslvtHsT ~. Ii thy w:n!
a coed bargain itty Illus; ca! ut once.
|. tICl!BERG.
srii 1I-lw Succ: scr &; Gay maker &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

E Il. CREIGHTON s SON, at IS King,
e corner of Royal streets. have Just rocelved
a supply of Pen, Pocket and Table cutlery,
Rsz9rs, Scissors. Shears. SC, of Rodgers Wos'
tenholu,s and other celebrated makers, when
they offer for sale wholesale and retail st small
SiT,ncn Gall and SEQ. spas
yrNTERPRlSE MANUFACTURING
AZ COMpANY'S ODS-Cotloe Mills
Flut;nc Machines and Mrs. POTTS Cold Handle
noub,c Pointed Smoothing Irons, for sale by
JAS. +. CARLlN = SONS,
ono SO King street.
CENTRAL FIRE SHELLS, Noa. 10 and r.
X for brcech leaders, at reduced prices. We
would call the attention Of sportsmen TO these
goods ard prices. ,onc
eo,92 63 King street.
YsOWDER. SHOT and CAPS for sale at
/ lowest rates by ,.,,o.y
soy II u. ~. hano '1o-.-
CMALL AND MEDIUM :MAR4LAND
= BRAND HAMS for sale by
sop IA -. " NJ. naHtoa :.
pxiME WHITE BEANS for sale by
Isen29l J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02
E'!sss SAFE OLE EssiN'E.

gTuR RENT-uOU5E 30. IS north Fairfax
T. street, containing eight rooms, water, gas
and bath. The house is N good repair, and has
- Gna yard Possession given October l, 1878.
Auply 10 E. T.. CURBETT. sep II II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

FTCK liENT-The three story BElUh
Il DWELLING no. II south Washington
street. near + o2. Gas and water. For terma,
&c, apply t. j i LIAM 7. bUkhG, at Euike
g. s. or brrLS sep lO u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

CENDIARIsM.--Mr. j. Il. Grey, Il tG'rlaE
county, IS administrator o. TIC osj%:o 0! Walter
H. Erw:u, deceased, has has ter the past Two
years considerable trcGv!n win ono William
Grri.an, g tcDaHt 10 posaH2s,on c! i! cuci0cnt
bcioueipg to The estate. IL ijaasiy fnccecded
ia gctliog him rj,otad !Gotn tHe pI2tDlSos,
shcrt timo siocH. O3 MoDca: might lass Inc
house Vas destroyed by incenaiafiG1'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

At D. aiiau.'.i al :;ac1s ~ wntraIt:d Ga
Ecp.rSgntrG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

ysOWDER. SHOT and CAPS for sale at
Z lowest rates by ,,c,v
L. U. w NJ. " y mSfA 1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

SAnErrA lIALL-Ihe first nrp:aratco Of
Miss Fiorercc Richmond, supports Cd BY B1yd.
Star Company at Sarepta Hall last night IN
The Hunchback, Was quito 4 dramatic treat 10
Juiis by Miss Richmond, and Eiasicr Walter
By Nj. J. p. RutC1ec, were atia,ta5ly SGs,
taiocd, while Miss S:owast e. HaIGn, G'iss
Siyira ts Sir Thomas Clifford, VIM. II. Ovid
aor az Master Nlu!us aad J. NJ. Davliu as
Ea:hom we're veil Up i2 their parts AID did
some very sood aciiDc Tie audience. although
small was select, except in the gallery, where
there was the usual number Of badly behaved
bcyy, who disturbed ;.oso below by their noisy
and uosnoreci.tiyc actions. To night Led
As!ray' will be produced at tho aaUo ball.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-02

s. D:aihslu G. King street, has tic !iacs:
Clothing 10 the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14
Tho MARI afG

BALTIMORE, May 14.-Virginia SKIES, de-
ferTed, A: do. consolidated, Cos: do. second
series, 32 bid to-day. Sugar quiet but firm, 8 4
BALTIMORE, May 14.-Cotton steady and
changed. Wheat.s9uthern steady and fair de-
and; western steady and quiet-southern red
.l0a1 2S; do. amber, l.30: Pennsylvania red
5a1. 26: No. winter red, western. spot and
May, 264; June l. 274a1. % July. l. 25al 25 T.
Corn, southern steady; western steady and firm
mixed spot and May, 6lt: June, b1ssa5laa: JuIy.
629sab24; August. 534a54. Oats quiet and
steady-southefn. 33a35; western white, 33a35: !:
do. mixed, 32a32l8; Pennsylvania, Sass Rye
quiet and nominal, 65a68 Hay duh and rather
heavy. Provisions dull and depressed. Butter dull
and Weak-western, good TO choice, 13al7, Petrs-
leum quiet ana nominal-refined. 1oAal1 Coffee
hIm-kio cargoes 144a17 =. Whisky dull IO5 3
al06 Receipts. flour, 3. 400; wheat, 25 900: corn
l5i,OCO oats, 8, 200. Shpments-wheat 10 600:
corn. $500. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer
shade easler-cotton, 1921; -four, 2s.8d.; grain
NEW YORK, May l4.-Stocks strong Money
4 Gold. 1oQbS. Exchange, long, 4S5 q; short, 1SS
Governments finn.
NEW YORK, May 14-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat = and cent better. Corn y
cent better *
LONDON, May IA, 1880 p. m.-Consols.
20 1915 for both money and the account. u. g.
bonds. lS63,s. lO0As: ten-fortes l07B. Erie, 12lS
Pennsy lvani Central. 2S4. New Jersey Central
1s. New Jersey Central consols, Sl1f.
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81 The two chambers of the Belgian parIia-
ment have been connected by telephone.
~The Alabama democratic convention
Stant "
A6The Vermont democrats will convene To
make state nominations at Montpelier on the
10th of June. A '"'
- AsA writer in the Solid South saws IL Cen
Hunt0n is to be given up, then Gen. Payne is
tne only man to fill his place in the Eighth
Virginia district. '"o hisn''
=. SIhe hrst bar OF steel ever manufactured
Chattanooga, Tenn. w ''''A ."
- BISHOP Elliott of Texas is trying to effect
repeal Of the law under which bull fghtine
Is licensed i'm that state
&Another good man astray! George s.
stevens, treasurer of the Pittsheld Temper
ance club, has been arrested for embezzling
money set apart for free soup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-14

The Cold Snan

PORT JERyIs, n: Y, May l4.-FOr the past
four nights there has been very heavy frost in
this section, and reports from the surrounding
country state that its effects upon the growing
crops have been very disastrous. Peaches
pears and grapes, it is feared. are almost en-
tirely destroyed. The gardens will have TO bp
replanted. Ice formed last night in many 10.
cal!tieS.