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arAR ePHLLERs.

Arizona Cav. David G. Workman,
John Workmau,S A. Cats, Mollie Work.
man, Sevilla Decker, I Goodman, Ellis.
worth Cats. @7s -.
The Roll of Honorincludes all those
who have been present every day; all
names marked = are those whose deport.
ment has been perfect Our school is in
3 6oufishing condition; the scholars and
parents are taking quite an interest in the
school. We wish the parents and those
interested Ia, The cause Of education
would not be 60 backward in visiting US
~ ea.ea q j N JEFFERs, Teacher
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GRNTLEMENLwe have sold sAxrosp's RApYcxx,
~ CrRx for nearly one year, and say candidly
universal satisfaction. We have to learn the INT com.
plainty.t.
We are not In the habit OF recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants Of
thousands, and VIC think those actcd should be con-
vtnced OF Its great merit that their ufYe ing will be
relieved. We havo been in the drug usiness for the
past twelve year, constantly and sold everything foe
Caarrh, but yours leads all the rest sec proper
Very truly yours, s. D. BALDWINA CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books aua
Stationery, W Arlington, Ind. Feb q, isx.
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THE EASTERN WAR.


BELaRADE, JAN 2i-It is officially an
nounced that the Servisns. upon reoccu
peing Kurschumlii, found officers and
24soldiers impaled
BucHARE T, j an 2l-Tae Roumanians
occupy Florent, thus completing the in
vestment OF Weddiu. The bpmbardment
of the Rpumanisns set fire to Fort Bel
gradscbik, in Weddm
LONDON, January 2l-A dispatch from
Constantinople announces the entry OF
the Russians into Adrianople The Aus
trian Consul there telegraphed last night
tiat the to yn was tranquil.
A Sininitz, special says the Danube is
now completely frozen over, and trans
port wagons are crossing freely over the
ice 600 -
A Berlin special saws that all the old
soldiers 10 Russian Poland have been
called in This new levy consists exclu-
sively Of men over 40 years old.
+ CoNSrANrINorLe. Jan. 2t-A dispatch
dated Friday, the 18th via Syria, says the
Porte, at the instance OF the Sultan, has
ordered all v;llayets at q distance from
the seat Of war to send. pending the result
Of the srmistice negotiations, all the for
ces they can spare TO Constantinople by
the quickest route i'2
The same dispatch savsit has been de-
cided that the Government aud Sultan
will quit Constsntinopie az soon as the
Russians reach Tcnataldia, astasion ON
the Adrianople Railroad, 25 miles from
Coastantinople #
RUSSIAN III. FEELING TOWARD ENGLAND
| LONDON, Jan 23-Dispatches from St
Petersburg speak Of great irritation
tuers at the English attitude, aui quote
the utterances of :he semi official press
to the effect that If the present negotia
ttions fail it will be 10 consequence Of En
g and's refusal to recognize peace con
Guided without the participation OF Eu
trope, - e.
ENGLAND WILL PROTECT coNsrANTINoPLE
Ngw YoRK, Jan. 23-A London dis
patch says that Sir Stafford Northcot
was to day waited upon by q deputatior
of Conservative members of the Parlia
ment, and during the conversation whict
followed regarding the Eastern question
the Chancellor said that the Gpvernmen
intended to protect both Canstantinople
and Gslipoli, and unless things chaugsd,
the Government might ask for monev
vote on Thursdav. The British have
been ordered from Malo Bay to Baseks
Bay. 2og
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Each package contains Dr. sanfords Improved inhai-
Ing Tube and full directions for In all cases. Price,
800. For sals by all Wholesale and retail druggists
end throughout the United States and
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents md Wholesale
Trn~ ~rxfat
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6 Rspsstsa for The spiritlsf Dsnssr.cy.)
Report

- .J+Chepeeeea erIhe spirit Of Dsmecracy)
Report
Of School, District No., T., ,Snnsbury
Toynship, Monroe County, Ohio, for
the month commencing December a.
and ending January Is:
Number OF pupils enrolled: Girls II,
boys so-totaf 80: average attendance
girls, le. BOYS 16-totaf 26; per cent Of
attendance !: Girls SO, boys S0-total 81
ROLL OF HoNoM.
Goats Harriet. -sPool Aapie, %Ruble
Minnie, sDeckerlSsyills. .Arizona Cav,
$Mollie Workman. *Annie. Decker,
.Samuel Monroe, *Ellsyorth Cats *S
A. Cats. %James Dire. Workman David,
chalmers Monroe, *PhillipsP, D .'*Si.
las Decker. sJohn Nc Workman, *Geo.
Headley, sSeyilla Headley, .Wellington
Monroe. at t.e saas ..,'.st.-
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As grand curative and restorative agent 10 rot
equaed BY any element medicine in the history Of
restoration BY means ofclectrciiy possible is the
OF all physicians and surgeons and has res
cued thousands, apparently dead, from an untirnely
grave, when no other human agency could have suc.
eeeded This 10 the leading curative element IN tAis
Plasfr
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60 s.'lCOLLINS's' ~
VOL TAIC PLASTER
ELECTRICITY

An Electro.Galvanic Battery combined with
highly Medicated strengthening Plaster,
forming the best Plaster for pains and aches
In the World OF Medicine.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

lSy By UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS Ca.
THAETlc PILLS are this best Of all purgatives for
family use. They arc tho product of long, labo.
;au. cd suesossrul chemical investig alton, and
their extensive uae, by Physicians in their prac-
tice. aid By all civilized nations, proves them
tho host and 1nost oieotuHl purgatlve Pill that
medical science can deVlse Beng purely Vego
table no harm can ariso from their use. In in
trnsic value and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them, and every peraon,
knowing their virtues will employ them. when
needed. They keep tho system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ms
chnery of lta Mild, searching and ehectusl,
they are specially adapted to tho needs Of the
digestive apparatus, arrangements of which they
prevent and cure irtl,noly taken. They are the
best and safest physic to ouploy for children
and weakened constitutions, where mild, but
uffeotual, cstharlic is required. E. :. Leadbea-
Ter 4 Bro. Agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

E- SOMETHING FOR TIE NEW YEAR
The world renowned success Of Hoateiter
BiLtsrs, and their continued popularity for q
quarter Of p century as p stomachic, is scarcely
more wonderful thun tha welcome that 9roeLs
the annual appearance OF Hos.etter's Alnsnsc.
This valuable medical tros.isa is published, by
Hos.o!.sr s. Smith, Pittsburgh, Ps., under their
own immediate supervision, employing 50 hands
in that department. Ten cylinder printing
presses, folding machines. job presses. &c,
are running about eleven months in the year on
tis work, and tho issue Of same for 1879 will not
% less than tan millions. printed iii the Eng
lish, German, French Welsh, Norwegian. Swe.
Jish, HOLLAND, Bohemian aud Spanish languages.
Refer to copy Oh it for valuable and intoresLin
reading concerning health, and numerous testl'
rlonlsis as to the efficiency Of Hostetter's B!tere,
amuaemeDt varied information, astronomical
calculations and chronological itens, &c, which
Dan bu deper1ed upon for correctness. The Al
nlanac for 1879 Can be obtained iroe OF cost,
from druggists and general country dealers in
eli parts OF the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

THE Cou1Na OF CHBIsT-Hev. Mr. Dia'
viddia, Of the Second Pgesbytoiisn church,
wbo has bern l3c!ufiog ior several Sundays
past On S.. pgu's cpistle to Timothy, will take
up to uJorrow night, il COURSE, the "Preml!
lerniai coueiug Of Christ" Many persons have
expressed desitc to hear Mr.. Diowddlo 90
this subject, and the church viii. no doubt, be
or,o-coS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
EXTRA LARGE PANTS AT DEALuAM's.

4 MODERN MIRAcLE.-It has loug been
stated as a scientific proposition by medical
men that third stroke Of paralysis is nece5-
sarily fatal. What then shall DO said of John
Appel, of North Baniord, Conn.,, who had
twelve, aud who is TO- day strong vigorous
man? The phenomena il ascribed BY Mr.:
Appel to bis constant application of Giles
Liuiment Iodide Ammonia
Sold by E. S. Leedbeater l. BRO. Sand for
pamphlet. Trial sizo 25 cents. DR.. Giles. l2O
West Broadway n Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Nor AT ALL SURPRISED. When We con.
slider the l:tlo attention poia to the laws OF
health VIC at3 rot surprised at the Indifference
manifested by many persons in relation TO the
purity o! daily food. Ii articles wero as pure
and good as DooLEYs YEAST POWDER this
iDdiuc!clc, might ausweI; their perfect whole
sononeSs wbu: insure US against al! evil oonso-
n
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sYOrICETO STOCKHOLDERS.

N
Thenauusl meei;ng of the stockholders q the
WASHINGTON u ALEX ANDRIA TU kN-
PIKE COMPANY will bs held at the Office
Of Francis H.. Smith, esq, corner OF Wolfe ana
St, Assph sts., Alexandra, Va, on MONDAY,
January 9Th, 1879. at 10 o'clock d III. Election
for President and Directors same day and place.
Ge1 w4w ALBERT HEWSON, Clerk.
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FINE DRESS SUITS AT DEALHAM $.

For BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS, PIE PANS,
Oyster Uaos, Cake Cutters, Tin Toys, or any
thing in the tn'arc ioe, call on Stansburg i
Bco., corner hing and Columbus sis. dec 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

MY 'mc is up said the doctor to the pc
teu, whom lie fcuai usicg DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, aud he was correct, for TINT c,ugh was
soon q thing CT the pest. Plice 25o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

sooppvoton 10 Orange county Tor nI%e
TsS'' offences W. At the 10 eS pss
ts 1slr yesterday begin bis 'Hs'' n'S years
term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
NOBBY SUITS AT DEALHAM'S.

rrEopRIATE.-Bcautilu liueu hernStitclied
iaItial handkcrohiais, half dozen in box. for G.
Christmas present; rlicts moderate. at katzen-
stein 5, .ho fash ionab!o clothicr, 30 Seventh
street, WASHINGTON, d. Q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Il fine Nca0 Years present; one Of Dcalham
Vest Of England Salts.
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CHRISTMAS PREsEN7s:-asV .o, NJ r,,ob hand and
and Mrs. pearos each received gc'' S' aIso re-.
aha;n 80 Christmas presents: NUS. 81 .wo Isrss
csvod set of ehlos' .n ~1's'1 a,I deliberately
vases and Containing the names Of twenty h7e
toa,es Of the church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

PROPERTY SALEs-Grcen y MlSs, 'us aas
ioueers, sold to day for James +. Muir tluS; Nc
The two story brick dwelling ana 'o str eet'
90 located on south eide OF ffloce :.,sI -
between Royal and Pitt streets 9ei eos os5
Mr. A. GIachet, to janis Il. Reid FOR si'-S'
eisk. .nv,,-
Six acres of The old factory tract 20 1a.I;ns
d,a county, belonging to Andre" =: yenae
has been sold by U'Neal & Lucas auc''on'''''
loO'Neal & Corbett. for $3.50. 49, s,,,ou;ne
ONeal Il Luoos have rIso sold the loI c,se Of
property, under decree in the ehspesrs , S" 9TH
Skldmore vs.. Skidmore:-A lotol gso'I IN the
atwo story frame tenement thereon; a w
esst side Of Henry street, between ~ ~ $50,
and Queen streets, to l.. e. skldm9s!e , ~ tens
A lot Of ground With 4 two story isa% ,go IN N.
aeut thereon, ado1iog the above a aHu 10,
divided thirds OF lot Ct ground a sSore fol- fol
No. 90 the nolth, to Mrs. NJ. ok'ain0'' "
1915. =, :, uao,,
lot of ground Oh The ess5 side s Gl es u
street, between Queen and Princess Ss' fset !;
front 20 feet 2 inohes and in deplhc liy " Hsl
inches to an alley Is feet vide to IT, w. 49,
oe$7O. -, e Anee
A lot Of ground On the south siae az, s,resta. i
street, between Henry and Patrick S''7''s'
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EXTRA LARGE SUITS At DEALIIAM 3.

S. Deq}h0n, IS selling ont his Winter Stock
Lcl0lr cost
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LOCAL NEWS.

ssy We sppeal urgaasi7 to those who are
risDtei 10 this oiiios to settle their accounts
r:hou5 further 6slay. IS after tho l:ss of
Jaausry We viii be compelled to disconiaus
he paper to those who are 10 arrears, but we
5.,ppei. The subscription rates on the first
s:yuasn: to auy particular date, SO tia: there
~ be no reason tor complaint # some WHO
~ desire it. fail to reeaiye the Gazette after
h, lss of Janul-y. 1879. as attcc that date all
.,n,fs furnished must be paid ior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

WEATHER PROBABILITIES r. 2S. 1878
Mr. tho Middle States northwest backing 10
',o,bwest winds, cooler followed by warmer
,sr.,y cloudy weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

FIRE The al.rm Of fire about 10 o'clock
last night, was caused by the discovery of
smoke issuing 9rom su unoccupied frams house
on the South side Of Gibbon, between Fairfax
aud Royal streets. Upon opcoing the house it
vas toua3 that soma iaceniary had kindIcd a
fire 10 a closet between the front and back
rooms uod that the flames were burning brisk
ly 1he Columbia aud Relief Hook aud Lad
der Co.. were soon 90 hand and cXtineulshad
the f lanes ia short time. The Hydraullcn
hose carriage was also promptly on the erouad
but vas unable to 20 into service, for waot ct
their engine, which had been turned back, at
Dake street. By tho Chief Eagiooer. under the
IMPRESSION that the alarm WAS false ooe.
Owing 10 tn promptness of the nelghtcrs and
firsnsu the darsgs was small md what might
hav, pgovyd disastrous cosh agrslios, owing
to toe high wind and many franc hcuscs 10
the neighborhood, was averted.
The house belongs to coiored woman named
Msrgaretta Morse, who lives 10 Washington
and il supposed to be insured in that City.
While on the way to the fire. brass coupling
was les. from the Columbia hoss carriage.
which the faitr will please return to III" Ea'
gine honac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
AUCTION SALES.

DUBLlC SALE-On THURSDAY. Jan y.
L "a, 1879, if fair, If not the mex! fair day, at
Ossisn Hall, tho reoidenca Of F. A. Dckins.
@ e. Eo o es '1 HoRpE d5W vs.
MPLEM ENTS. HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C.. &c. Terms
made known on day Of sslo. dec 27-5t"
by +. =. herby, Salesman.
TOMMISSlONERS SALE OF REAL E5.
~ TATE-Ey virtue Of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Alexsndris county, pronounced at its
November term, 1878. in the chsncery suit OF
Crocksr, guardian, VS.. C.ockor's executors and
others, the undersigned, as special commissioner
in Sid case, will oEar for sale by public auction,
on SATURDAY, January 18Th, 1879, at twelve
o clock m, in front Of the Market House, on
Royal street. Alexandria, Virginia, q certain
PART Oh PARCEL OF LAND. lying in Al
exandria county, and described as follows
Commencing on the north sido Of the Columbia
turnpike. and running thence north eight de.
grees west forty i've and half rods; thenca
north eighty three degrees cast thirty tour and
a half rods 10 tho Columbia schoo! house, thence
Wsatcily along the north lima of said school lot
to the northwest corner thereof; thence souther-
~ along tho west line OF said school 10! ten rods,
or Whereabouts, 10 the aforesaid turnpike; thence
westerly along the said turnpike TO tho plscs Of
beginning, containing two acres of land, to-
gcthcr with all tho appurtensncos belonging.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per centum of tbs pur-
chase .noley in hand, and the residue upon
credit Of sig, twalye AID eighteen months, evil
denced by toe bonds Of tins purchaser, for tho
deferred psymenti in eqlal instalments, boar
ing interest from date Che title TO be retained
unt the whole of The purchase money is paid.
COURTLAND II. SMITH,
Gee 1875 Specisl Commissioner.
EYRUSTEA'e5 SALE or A VALUABLE
| g. FARM AZ NOkESVILLE STATION,
In Prince WILLIAM C0UNTY.--By
vIrture Of n deed of trust executed by John
Mellon and wife on the 10Th day of Msv. 1874
and duly recorded III the clork's Office OF thu
Prince William County Court ia libsr No. 70,
folio OIG will otlor for sale, by public auction.
bstore the front door Of the Court House o. sa!d
county, on the 9Th DAY OF JAN UARY, 1879.
(hat being court day. all ofthat VALUABLE
TRACT OE LAND, lying nosr Nokesvilla
I Station, in said county. containing 2i9 acres.
fhis land lies Immediately upoa tho railroad
running up 10 the station, and 10 one OF tho best
| mprov cd tsrms il tho county.
| forms Of sale Cash enough TO pay the coats
| and expenses Of executing tins trust and to dis
| charge the amount secured by said deed Of trust
| rem aning unpaid, il being about $3.50. and the
| remainder in threo equal annual instruments.
with interest from day of sale, aid the pur--
chaser to secure the deferred payments by deed
| of trus. upon the farm. Selling as trustee, /
shall convey only such title rs is invested, which
| however is unqus:Lions bic.
ELISHA f. MEREDITH.
| dcc6 Is Trustee.
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&ssasTS AND SHOES.

And is happy TO s:a:o that &c is now prepared to
show tho finest line Of Boots snd Shoes, OF all
grades, that has ever bean exhibited in this city
great varisty OF now styles, vary many beng
private patterns. OF which he hss tho exclusive
sale in this market.
SPECIAL INDUCEM EN:T5 vii! be ofrsred
in every kind Of goods in his line
Ho has just added 10 his stock CT limo goods
large line Of medium priced substantially made
Doors and SHOES. which DO is Offering at prices
to suit the times. 1t is certainly the best as
sor!ment ha mas been sbie to show, and they
ara TO ho so!a at lower prices than ever. he
cordially and confidently invites criticism and
an examination and inspection OF his stock, foei,
ing assured that his CUSTOMERS will DO convinced
that it ia his aim to give tho best goods at the
lowest prices. Eo has largs and varied as
sorsrent OF HEAVY BOOTS and SHOES, suit
able for farmers and planters, to which ne H.
7tes the particular attention of COUNTRY Nj En-
CHANTS, being sati:dad that he can sell Ihem
cheaper than they can ba bongh. shls siae %
New Englead. Don't buy.a dollars WORTH OF
goods in our limo until you investigate his stock
E;EN's HEAVY BooTs, BRoaANs and PLoW
SHOES, regular Ctod :5>nsshors. to lace up high,
SO us 20 keep Glt real oststD or suhsoll, proof
sgsirs. Tassla snazea, snt splendid 70 Kick STUB.
w. i. NhDDEY, liO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERs.-As we have
b,tore stated, tho superintendent OF Schools
Tor this CITY and county will examine candidates
for positions as teachers of public Schools at
room No. 70, Peabody building. on MONDAY
morbiog next, commencing at O. icck. APP
picauts must provide themselves "ith "fl' ';a
materials, and if strangers. must present ce''h
Gates Of good moral character, NJ. Inc exam
nation will embrace spelling, reading opeHoo
Wau wiring, arithmetic, grammar geography;
Uuited States history acd the theory anu
practice of teaching. There arc three VACANCIES
one 10 Washington school, caused by the reslg
nation Of Mr.. Il. T.. Harper; one 10 the
llaIlawcl school, caused by the resignation o'
Miss Carrie G.. Ciaeeti. ard zoe 10 ArlDe'ou
satoo Freedmeps' Village, caused BY the 1es ~
nation OF Mrs. Leavca Gray. The salary CT .ns
irst il fixed by the by laws o. the SehoSi p'at
at $500 ycar. but il the motion ef Which inc
Superintendent has given uoIioo' 10 ao 90 W.
vice priecpsshit, should preVsl!' VIII o. o! .o,
duced to $3.50. That of the secono Is ~ ~,
tut, IS the Superintendent rcoommonos 'ue
consolidation f Two small divisions, to O., save
expenses the Board will probably not M II, IL a.
sil. The salary OF tho third has oeen W.
month. but nay be reduced. 1t Is 81 10 sne s;.'
tftbo District Board of Arlington o0hoo. ~,
Tic, aud will, probably. be besto%ea ca 49, aa,
sradute of the Harnptor, Norma ""o
cultural Iostitnte, should oue ciIar,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
PROPOSALS.

CEALEn PROPOSALS will be received up
~ to hs 3lst nstant from the grocers Of tho
city, for supplying the poor Of their wards with
the following SUPER FLOUR per pound
MEAL per peck COFFEE per Id; TEA per
oz; SUGAR per ID; SMOKED BACON per ID;
FISH per dozen; for sixty days from the Let OF
January, 1873 WIN. w. ROCK, o. o. 7.
Office. No. &, Market Building. fronting on
Ftitfax street dec 26-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

SCoTcH LLAMA Wool OVEaCoATS AT
DEALHAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES esatienen' from
this city. yesterday, Tal M np pUs : 'I PsVue
Hyes the Interest OF n BOSTON, ioS in the si
Thy were i as Tte sII States as
Attorney for Wyoming, hsa as a'i, If the Senate
oui s1 aso Sn5 Mr. Payne is at present the very
to Dc sra ard Efficient eek Of the County court
pSpbu; s o s and qualified counsellor at lay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Polacs iTEMS.-Y yesterday white wtman,
Many Jane Thompson, complained to Ju'!lo'
Padsett that her husband, Robert Thompson,
had assaulted her. torn her clothes off AMI Ie't
Der 10 nude state. a warrant was issued to
Constable Gray, aad IL few minutes Thompson
was brought up before the justice. Ho -
negro as black as toe "aso OF spades. AttoT
heariog before the jasioe. the defendant was
dismissed with costs. The justlo, Thought tho
man more ianed agaiua: than SHINING.
Joseph Murphy, coored. for abu5lns nl'
family, WAS bouod over to keep tbs Eeao', hS
Tho Mayor. :.
Two sailors from g nied States ship w5re
ae..ioed st The station house. on c)mr'alot OF
masters nate, from the Washington navy
5brd.
Ooly one lodger applied at tho station house
last nighl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28

Mr.. PAUL. r. Evans readmsster ,s o, t nd
Virgioia Midland Railroad, who was presently =
With megoi6ceot gold watch apa o9s'n oS ,us
employees of that department Oh Gr.,,i f,r ,hs
hiss been 10 tho employ OF the rsiiosa ~, ;o
past twcoty seven years, ana au.tnk 'ra. his
nc ras sba, j, il no surprise their regard should
cna1ge Sus, il making him. The recipient OF
aoa ha| i soms aud useful present: The watch
so hs. u, VI evidence of American skill end mao
,sa The chain Of solid gold weighs more
than two oupcas. ---------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-28
E.stS'TAUgAN TS.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

MOO, S0t-Sli f STREET, NORTH WEST,
I.ysHENGTG.T, %. G.
Located in The ceHtre Of The city, withia hail
squa-e OF the Pos. and ps.ont Cfices. Rooms
soc, T5c std 81. HoCso op5n all night. Meas
served ri ELL hours.
dec:19-1m l.. MI$iNGER. Proprietor.
TiV D IL X = $ I Il d 4 A N 1 =
mir. CHARLES JANZEN,
formerly or the Cosmopolitan Hotel, New York,
hiss taken charge OF the Ilvoli He-taurant. He
has brought from Nav York two OF the ceie.
bra!ed PHELAN EILLIAHD TABLES, and
connected Billiard Saloon with the Restaurant;
10 bag also taken tina agency Of the splendid
HUNGARIAN WINES, whlto and red. which
he will aell cheap by the glsaz bottle or dozen.
Choicest Vines, Liquors and Cigars. GIVE him
u csll dec Gin