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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14
CONFINEMENT AT FOREST GROVE


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CONFINEMENT AT FOREST GROVE
The commencement exercises, always
a feature in the college year, were Of
more than usual interest at Forest
Grove last week. Resplendent in gor-
geous flowers and brightest evergreen,
the Congregational Church, with it,
spotIess spire pointing heavenward, sur
rounded by the dark foliage Of stately
oaks, seemed fitting place for the tri-
umphal close of the years Of quiet, stu
dious school life of the halfscore OF
graduates who with commencement
day bade alma Mater a wistful farewell.
"The Growth of the Constitution" was
ably discoursed upon before the colleg,
societies by Hon. NJ. c. Georgl
on Monday evening. On Tuesday
evening Hon. Raleigh Stott addressed
the Associate Alumni, his subject being
the "Hoodlum." His remarks were
carefully prepared and well received,
though, when be attributed the prev
alence of these street Arabs to "unat-
tractive homes and lack Of SOCIAL cul-
ture," many mothers who have striveu
earnestly aud prayerfully 10 do their
duty in this regard, yet have had the
bitter grief Of seeing their boys swell the
ranks of this soc!ety-disturbing class,
feel the Injustice of such maternal ar
raigumeut On Wednesday came the
essays and addresses Of the graduates.
The following subjects received the at
teution of the class Political Pro-
gress, Milton w. Smith; "Plant Life"
Mary A. Creswell; "Obligation,n Elvia
H. Fearnside; "Belief and Doubt" Z"
Mary F. Lyman; Life" d. C. Latou-
rette; Talk" Mary S. Eaton; Labor
Reform" Samuel r. Stott; "Ideas, 4"
Horace :. Lyman; "Silent Influences g.
Laura n. Hozter; "Gins," and Vale
dictory, R. Ellen Scott. At the close OF
these exercises President Marsh con-
ferred the degrees. This interesting Ger
emony was followed by the singing Of
the following class song, written by
Horace 5. Lyman, and set 10 appro-
,,ri,ts r,,,,sf,. l,,. NJ, e.,.,..
The shores are lined. the rocks are crowned,
Along the sparkling bay,
By many friends ,vbo,ve como ,,sse
The new boat launch away.
'i.0s-Acfoss ihe seas, across the seas,
The winds of action blow:
Beyond the seas, beyond the seas,
IL
Upon the waves, in open space,
The boats are set ia view;
Their masts are trim, their sails are white.
AN shining, bright and new.
CHORUS
III
bll mo-" az lens'n ,Aey silas ATOMS
IT, ,orot ',e &C., tb+ feel the vsva
And lar away they glide.
CHORUS
~.
To-day we lannch, to-day we glide,
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14

Benjamin +. Potts has been re-nom-
mated governor Of Montana.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-14
VIEWS OF A POLITIOAL ALIEN.

fSome Of the bitterness which an alien in
her native country is made TO feel by the in
Justice which one-halfof "we, the people" must
upon occasion submit to is expressed I'm the
following letter from the mountainous dis
fricts OF Lane cOunty.-ED1
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
AMUsEMENTs.

AMUSEMENTS.
A. :
/: | !. / :: ::
GREATEST SHOW AT GILMoRE's GARDEN
POSITIVELY THE
l.. :: T '|::.|::.|
ALL THE GREAT FEATURES OF THE ARENA
Rsensassmsn' Of the only lady hurdle rider
rhh & School, Of
s os ss
MUSEUM OF cuRIoslfiEs cuRIolhfifEsss
TE EaoRsr Rs FEafnE
pRcEs +" sT T''sis a 01Ssl ssh
chairs. cushioned IS extra Children under nine
years Is cents Doors open :. and K y Grand snes
IL 18th st. and 9th av.
First produetis,n nsder the the. managemsns y, r of
fsY MosDsY, 1f DhoEMBEk fA:o' ). 1879,
TIE TIE BSEHtH BSEHtE H4RE'4aH; H4RE'aaH
SHsKIFs SHAKEFs HEaBE: HEabE:
will he sRx YSEk ss.'"i sv5Hsff
w. M.% nasats p's's n rsss
Nisa Ma Hnrol Mrs K L.. and
MISS MISS kaTE kaFE SEAST9s eEsxrSs
sos oies nc, open IN Wednesday Popular prices 80
S$s EHsSS|ss$ 0rfE@ a:5ss
RECEIVED wiH H jtAIi$s SiSiS KS #nrsDrns or
rArKosIzEp BY HhFLAEEFE fiE EEhE AND FASHION.
sas %sJTSa2s
A' @ sss%:; sSass Jsss. as ss i ssss'
SiasSD s1tSas Rfsss
s2ssSS X FoMhh THhi
At
BEDGAR / FtLroS .Lessess and Managers
LAST NIGHTS
FOURTH WEEK
xr GEORGE 5 KNIGHT
Mrs. SOPHIE woRRELL KNIGHT,
in Aassff9' oTfo. 1%us1.RR ( smRasN aossl play
introducing them in all their specialtes.
EVERY EVENING
nArrsrEs EHhf4AISKSsfiSiisc HhfiSiisc a4I, DAY,
= SPECIAL Sfd1Shh fdPGhAF F"fkhhss''S' fkicMs DAY.
STEISwAY HALL
THIS SUNDAY EVENING,
NOVEMBER "a AT 3 O'CLOCK.
GRAND cEcIILAN CONCERT
BY THE ARTISTS OF HER MAJEsTY's OPERA,
UNDER THE DIRECTION AND BY THE KIND
GENEROSITY OF COLONEL J. II. MAPLEsoN.
BENEFIT or ST CEcILIAs CHURCH
or,,n,.,, PROGRAMME oo,
oRCiiEsTRA
N'A '''''p"' Sig. ri.cCiii. ''''
scESA "Ah mon GIs. Mm. TroEhe,s aEs1iiE As'er'ser
ARIA, "Qui sdesno," eFisn.o Nag Magico Mozart
ROMANCE Ksass S. sr MIss1f Az pf Thomas
RoMANzA "saive DimOrAh, Fausn ........... .Gouued
sig CAMPANINL v.-,,
onH !nK SnoFfs iffs"'s or MsR MAJEsTYs orEHHe'
MoRcEAu LA GAyerrt "ILInsenae .Arditi
ARIA "Di Pro,ensa. La Trsviats Verdi
ARIA Dove ''A'" SSise Ml1s fasSS q siynd1 Mozart
soAo NiIe. JENNIE DoUsTE '-'A
AIR, ANGELS ever bright % and ixic fir, H Handel
SONG. Jacks Yarn. Diehl
TRIO. lie Fscco un inchno.' (Natrimonio segre.c)
Nile; rARoDI, Nine, sISIco and Nine LABLAcHE.
MARCH La Refine de saba .Goun0d
ORcHEsTRA-
REsERvED SEATS. ST.
i YCECM THEATRE, l4TH ST AND 9TH Av.
THIRTEENTH AM. LAST WEEK
Of
DENMAN THOMPSON
JOSHUA wnIrcoMB
IlowERY THEATRE.
DFERDINAND W. HOFELE. ...................Ma Manager
The prSs y -S T re and s@Rsrnss ,s1 rinssslsssax'
an sa .hs s6sga q JoRSs 'hs author
aASHE ts 5Ss PLAYS
4 CADRNY oR MUSIC. BROOKLYN
4As"ooA 'fHANKsGIvING wEEk w managers
Engagement with the emine author and actor.
MRF bI3S pI9S E9TcMAYtT s9!tIcA,IT
THE sIIAUGRANN
produced with all the and beautiful and effects
from the Gr.nd ,s Opera a, iioase New yerk;
FINAL MATINEE VN SATURDAY
Admission Is cents. Reserved seats 81 =.
1.-THE HOME OF PLEASURE AND SENSATION
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
ANUsEMENTS.

IHARRIGAS SHARr .propretors
First week Of the production Of Mr. Edward iIsrrigan
new and original Irish Drama comprising prologue ana
LoEGAIaE
Original and appropriate Music by. Mr. DAVE BRAHAs al
scenic View, in Ireland and India BY .psrox
Costumes BY ,...................... Miss KATE DEyor
INTRODUCTION 10 PROLOGUE '',f,I5a NJ DaSE pRAHAM
-, scENE-The town @ Of pGndishssfry; ,sSi.a s..;,
'''s 9IEw VIEW rSi'0I OF BKSGAL !! ii1 T BAY
CHARACTERS IL THE PROLOGUE
Colonel rrnnei. Mr. Edward Burt
Robert Eliot Sa1 capssin. child Little Blanche Edward.
Corporal. Mr. John Mealey
Overture, THE LoRGAIEEy written expressly for this
CHARACTERS IL THE DRAMA
u ,.a,l a l.ess l.sS Of ai'ss. y;sr,,xn years;
TERRY XGLLxHEY q Fisherman. Nj ToSY MAKT
Denis ssitsry Nr Harry s. si,s.r
r. sS'st' si' rhom4.
Lieutenant Francis rravers Mr. Edwa,d ward Burt
psadsssn Pau Clancy S %r Sohn R.dd Wild
Brian flanagan Mr. John shay
ME
Black McGowan Mr.. j. Ft1simmons
sssfis sia,ery Miss Annie Mack
Nora Mullahey. y.................... Miss Lizzie Rich
Molly Sahons MIS-. Lizzie Edwards
Ais
ACT 2.-Scene l-Apartment at Squire Ryans, on the
Seen: HE FHE sffhsnks PARTY ssAo.~..
The following popular artists selected the reel
ii and Isn s appsa1 m this "
sh.1yss .ys and ress Neil & John Alien
xT s rgs Ts Tba a ss4 scaGL p AFS H sis
work Of the Irish an.hor, Mr William Carleton
LIGIiT--The Parish church.
Scene @ s--tial At the Barraeks-LAsT DAY or EXAM Az
INATlON-llappy Denouenent and Success of the LOR
NoTIcE-Pssrons are respectfully requested to be in
ing story from the prologue
EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY AT P NJ.
sssss StSf E d:
Prices this occasion only, will be
REGULAR MATINEEs WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY.
Manager
Laprm AVENUE THEATRE.
l. Lcssees and Managers. FiSkE d HAKklNs
EDWIN BOOTH
THANKSGIVING WEEK
Nj. D. ii. HAEKiXs as EDGAK,
IuEspN Mn" LEAR
! il THE MERCHANT or VENICE
THANKSGIVING NIGHT. HT...................... SHYLOCK
FRIDAY Conly time,. RICHARD THE SECOND
SATURDAY MATINEE E................HA HAMLET
SATURDAY NIGHT MERCHANT OF VENICE
THANKSGIVING NAIlNEE THE HUScHBAcK
ALA Ah.ia ..!Box sHKEfs KEADy. :. - ''A
At srElNwAY HALL EDouARD RENENiI
rrrsbsY bsYkfys NyESrya yHIhS S.,s@s.l c@SsEk ISIS
z ''A'DN' EDouARp REMENYi o. ''''
9s.Asllo r.ntasi. chSgin Esm.nse Msnass.oLn.
by Pag.nini
will sing Roberto, tn che adoro' and Councils Ave
Nine CONSTANCE HowArn
.1''' minor
from IN BaIberr' and when Ny swse,hear! wa.a Boy
'SISl oSia REMENYI MATINEE. sATt spAr. Sov' se' o.
ACADEMY OF Music. PURITANL
foxoRk5% '%S.ess i ESkSs Sa1saSsr ats,
Arturo signor Cauapanni
Gorgio .Signor Foil
Elvirs Nine ETELKA GERsTER
ssss s. sfs'f RHs
E.S.y K s1. EosEsT s.na LIE F bhBE
bella Nile LIDO der hrss appearance 'And Alice, Nile
GRAND MATINEE Saturday. November 10, at =, LA
SoNNAMBtLA Elsino, sgnor Campsniui; Auiins Mme.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

ky1R ryu1 cANUSEMENTs.
CRANE OPERA HOUSE DE MrRskA
~ - This SUNDAY EVENING,
V4NFx- Z THIS SUNDAY EVENING.
GRAND cONBISATIOA CONCERT.
1 THe supreme Hungarian Sopgstress.
Mia 1EMAsDE MuRSKA
Nile ILNA DE MURSkA.
Mile LIMA DE MURSkA.
Nile. LIMA DE MuRskA.
Nile. LIMA DE MuRsKA
GILMORE'S PANIED RAND,
GILMORE'S FAMED BAND,
GILMORE'S FAMED BAND,
~ pieces T. =. GILMORE, Conductor
The distin guIshsd Tenor,
Mr. CHAS. FRITSCH
MIR. CHAS. FRITS,u.
Mr.. CHAS. FRlfstH.
Signor SUSINI
signor susINl
Professor HILL Solo Pianist and yiolinst
Mr. CIAS. T. PRATT, Pianist
Mile DE NURSKA will sing for the FIRST time in New
York Artots Variations Concentrates wish violin and
plane: the Grand Aria Robert 10 Dable aud Duo
from Don Pssquale'i with signor suslni ,
Admission, soc Reserved Seats. soc extra Family
circle. 25c.
IRAND OPERA HOUSE yrLIE.
JPO0IE DONNELLf. Lessees and Managers
Orchestra Circle and Balcony. %
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY WEEK,
NEW AMERICAN PLAY
dome site Comedy Drama written
expressly for the WILLIAMSONs by Mr. Fred Marsdeu,
and entitled
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
AsIUsEMENTs. A


ADJUSTMENTS.
TrNIoS SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. Mt A. ~ IALhfh
LAST TENTH AND LAST WEEK WEEK
LAST LAST Grea, Success Of u tho Season. whhk Fer
Efsr LAST SoTaERS SsffSii S'stsfs' SsD ssS soS MfEEEkk
tHsF tHsF - WEEk WEEk
LAST GRAND THANKSGIVING MATINEE! WEEK
EtsI EsI MOTHER AND son. MFfk MEfks
LAST LAST MhkEK M@hkEkKK
L4sT SATURDAY AETKSS93N WEEk
LAST LAST PERfoRNAScE MEX
Lasf LAST MOTHER AND SON wwEEkEKH
SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 30.
after two months preparation.
FIRST Production
of an American Comedy Drama, by Bronson Howard ESQ.,
euti,led
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
being play in five and six tabsaux Each Of the
is from the pencil fMr Richard Msrston and will
than of the pictures presented
this hoase Tho of the piece hos been specially
composed for it by Mr. II. Tsssington.
THE SALE OF SEATS FOR TIE OPENING NIGHT
fNoSY PASTORS TONY PASTORS
nHFE TnS DHs WEE xlb FRIDAY
Eli .a.y x.F: s:si;';:' :ss s:::
q. ";:s" Ss;.., ags WILLIAMS n.S'.''' p.:;s.
EXTRA xAlIsEE PsE aAkas AhaskssIvrso st DAY. ;.
Luke scnooleraf r.sisri.u sssa. Geo1q. IL 0es5 7
EXTRA E|: NA7ISEE Til fTS%%AsSscIyISc R:., PAy
..ps@.,.s,s. .,s. @ nESNY- CARNEY ''',, n ssS s%''''
English. Irish and Scotch Character sonss e'''
Fannie Became: :IIs'si' sIs'sS' :,. oA4,l.. 1'ildsy !
EXTRA MATINEE TnsSSsGIvISG DAY
&sass. S.si$ss sa$s kI7rY oSEIL. %ss;:ss s.s: ;:s
ns..isy a.S and s::ssass;.,.,. s.ss,sss osssa ssa
EXTRA SarrsHn ruAsKsGIssfSa DAY
.xss:if' xss:i Louise Montague s.ii:s. sssssss sas
wv: AsAss..v. =. 1.,ls.. Tae.a.y:
APPEARS AT EVERY ENTERTAINMENT.
HHSsessAf stHs1i3ss II h3ss sHhsAS'r
JUST IN TIME' '1HE MlSSlNG JEW ELS
THE oSg,hS ERoA Ir7nH THIS HED HEAD
Recollect the three mstneea this week.
REGULAR MATINEE TUESDAY.
EXTRA MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY
REGULAR s%fIxEE FRIDAY
JAMES les TIIEATRE Esd ST. SEAm insy SrH Az Az
HozDfS T;;ff; + sT :sf rsi:f sisY4s 4. week
TRACY TITUS, ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
Tie e%iass, s Engi.h rrims Ssna. G ''|'
Miss CATHERINE LEWIS,
supported by Miss Laura Joycs Miss Clancy Mr. Eugene
Clarke, Henry Peakcs Charles Laugc N. W. Fiske &c,
&c In Panquette's Comic Opera,
THE BELLS or CORNEvILLE
Prices 81, 75c and Soc Box ofce open A. n till
loP. NJ. FRIDAY, November -.
MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY, AT 30 r. n.
The musical success of the season.
BELLS OF CORNEyILLE
BELLS or CORNENILLE.
IILMoRES GARDEN.
7 THIS SUNDAY EVENING NOVEMBER - 7
the third last Grand Popular Of SERIES
RUDOLPH ARUNSOS,
with full and complete orchestra Of
7 PITY SELECTED SOL0ISTS
from Her Majesty Opera ConpAay. 2.
| THE MOST CHARMING SELECTIONS
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

These popular concerts have for tho first
paa .aa
si Ga A @
ernphs.c character The previous pat
s
Vi, ssE5s s3E5s vii.
TO SisS Chair. g
Risss eS.ssf oFssS
composed ny s;''if;!isif s.i;';s
first appe"rsucs in the United s,sa,, s.s.s,
the soioists Its second appearances ..
r., C. BENT,
the and favoriss corsst vr.usss Ills frss appear
a"ss since h; return a% from E.s.gs
s"e object q -. si,Ss ,I 1vlII r s.s,. u =,
50 Ps psx 4s EyHsy
IL '.s Paris s....
wal.s-rraamgshids new. .s,rsn.s
Mr. d. D.. BENT : -''N-'A
@ q raa,ssss s'.ss
s''k-L'' NJ s.s Ds';R sa4irba Af.aa SCOTT Sullivan
Es'sif; sis x:s:::'s,
a. A. ITippsrl Polka Strauss
~ B. TeufeIs Marsch suppe
4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
fss II y' % %s1s s
Esas /. md rprn nhshr viii; *
g.ps .gs Nj GASSEf Arf S 30 ss ss
' N''s' '''F' contract . ne TSsY FSsroR
sERLEs IA AMERICAN ME I'll mTMEAIah sDAy hnTwEEy
variety Stars in America appear Mssinees Wednesday
A sth ST.. Sstwsea I'd and Sd ava
THIS suxpAY "a Jyl;S, EyESNo, At a ocLocK,
The greatest and most entertaining Concert offered
The I;s s6scs Sc NH occasion
Professor ,'s EASsEsTs' ssisf s'sa.ss sas it.sssis" 6ss Orchestra
The SGs GsaSp ~, sibST T' MATINEE
Ao'sson .'ohiyl 2oc
DUcKINGHAM PALACE
u 2rss n,s T., sm.rI..n wss. II x.hi,,, o;h 1s
ELITE soCIAB.Es NIGHTLY
ELITE STYLE AND BEAUTY
TUESDAY E2kSissG. s'is sf s'ssn DECEMBER * 3
TONY rAs1oRs. Tony PASTORS
6lf SIfRI T aoSiss e HSorrAs
100 .aDa '1a vsudeSss Ss's'.', STAR. VIII Il .S.ss .SSss
A DELrIii THEATRE, NEW ARM, \. J., FOR SALE,
Lh0r Tor uncncumber.d Property.
j. u. WHITE Let ay and 9Th St. New YORK.
"noDwogTHs scARF DANCE" soc; DAISY
. .DPolkan Don't Get Wearyr' Galop, 3jc Lite is
Beautiful, strauss, 1Je. FREDERICK BLuME
MI broadway, above i7th.
TONY PASTORS ToNY PASTORS
i A NEW AND POWERFUL. COuPANY
oCs wiLLIaMs, FANNIE BKANE. rhAs GILDAf
and iUU r~uow ned Specially Artists
n MORROW NIGHT
"Niss GRynER,s BOARDING House ers WILL
. vi Jams, Nine VIE IL A~fuIiy DIN" "Johuny,
You've Been Had Boy r. 15c.
FREDERICK BLrME, s,ji Brosdway
RANJo, SONG AND DANCE --JIG, CLOG AND
Dlrish Jig taught Ter the stage. j. BUGAN, 100 East
houston st, near Bowery.
"hANCING IN THE BARNn-TlIE MOST UNIQUE
Jand pleasing melody ever written; song scbottfscL
All music stores.
ToSl PASTORS. TONY PASTORS
GREAT TROUPE
OTIS WILLIAMS,
StHUUIGRAkT AND GOES
AND 10 YAkS, TO MORROW NIGHT
A PLEASING AND MORAL ENTERTAINMENT poI
lciurthc-, sunday schools, and private
aences consisting oi Nyophone playing magic humorous
aud pathetic ructtzon terms reasonable
Address Bt tRDEfr Herald office
SrITAN DivAN 2ti BowEgy-NEw ARRIVAL
t)of English and French BsrnHds.
HAIRY IlTiLs~-ro NIuiIT LAPURT SISTERS
IlJebise singct- and Mrs MtKKy 10 her great sensa
tonai sermon on The fvlies aud Fashions Ut the Day
(sHuRcH ENTBRT AISMESTs ARRANGED. ARTISTS
lfnrnshed for CONCERTS. WATSONS Entertainment
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

INTRODUCTION TO PROLOGUE (orginaDby
Nr DAVE pRAHAM
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

SCENE-The town Of Pondieherry.
Time is53 Period Of the Indian Mr'iny
VIEW or BENGAL BAY.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

! LEr1uREs AT ASSOCIATION HALL, i2yril 81
next unter auspices OF chronological house Of Wsls
TO, by T. W AUSTIN illustrated by Stereopteon and
sion. one diuIe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04
e. King ST.: cor: Fairfax; :.

np A GENTLE HINr,--Ia our style of oil
mate, with its sudden changes Of temperature
rain; wind and sunshine often interminged in q
single day-it is no wonder .hst our children,
friends and relatives a1o so frequently taken
from us by neglected colds, half the deaths re-,
sulting directly from this cause. A bottle OF
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your home
for immediate use will prevent serious sickness,
8 large doctor bill, and perhaps death, by the
use Of three or four doses For; curing Con-
sumptio.., Iemorrhages, Pneumonia. Severe
Coughs, Group or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs, its success is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell you. German Syrup is now
sold in overy town and village on this continent.
Sample bottles for trial 10c; regular size 75c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

GRAND OPENING AT ISAAC EloHBERG S.
MIR. Henry Schwarz. the manager of. that co.
terprieiug fru, has just returned from the
North, and completed the purchase Of one Of
Tho finest stocks ever exhibited before. Having
disposed of all Of the Slaymaker stock at pub:
lie auction. we can sally say that every part Of
that famous establishment is .nc,0, desirable,
qood and cheap, aud we'll assorted 10 all its
branches, and prices marked Gowo to compete
with any house in the United States. Large
suction and job lots in silk dress goods, ribbons
ioorsets, kid gloves, and ESPECIALLY in domesttcs
and cottons. We sell at COST prices retail. Call
and convince yourself. [. EICHBERG.
IN 4-3t : Successor to Slaymaker 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

hleTHERsl MOTHERS MOTHERS Don t
fail to procure Mrs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING
SYRUP Tor all diseases Of teethIDg IN oh!fdren.
It relieves The child from pain. cures ~od collie:
regulates The bowels, and, by giving rehef and
health to the child, gives rest TO the mother.
mar lily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

A special from E.tontou, Ga.,r=ststes that
E s% % BF s Kaiirosd was 7broksn openI
and 5000 taken, and also $40 900 10 notes
acknowledges. There is no clue, to tho burg
lars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

COURT CT APPEALS or VIRalsIAs,-AIauut'
castle ,ys. Gregg. Argued by SAH Islands
for plaintiff 10 error and submitted
Canmack vs.. sSorap, go. Argued by u.
O}Causbta0 ifdffiappellabt. i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

BREAKFAsr MUFFrNs. Two we'll beaten
eggs, with one cup. of sugar, a lump of butter
the is;zs Of an egg; to this add a., pint OF sweet
milk; one quart of -four, With three teaspoons
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER Bake in muffin
rings, or gem, ans. in quick oven. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

Persuade your suffering FREUD to use Du!
raug's Rheumatic Remedy tor rheumatism aid
be will afterwards thark sou. Don't forget
that Lodille's Headache Specific cures bead
ache in to- 20 minutes. Sold by all drug
siits. .'. ......,: NH lS-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

ALUMNI MEETING alumni OF the Uni
versily Of Virginia, who reside 10 this city. arr
to hold a meeting at the Office of Mayor KEN
per, on Saturday night at s. clock. to devis
some means to aid 10 securing the great Md
Gormick telescope for the University. "'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

CORPORATION CoURr-Juelge E. NJ Lo,ge
prcstliuq-C oNTINUATIoN OF Yesterdays
pRocEEDINGs.- Com. vs.. Frank Walker; ma
licious shooting; jury brought 10 a verdict OF
not guilty, and accused discharged.
Com. W. G. r. Shinp; 3rd ind ictment tor
embezzlemeD,; Jury cmpaueled aud case com
meuccd. ~ =;
TO DAY.-Com. vs.. G. r. Shinu; clse in
prnnrncs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

THAMPioN NEEDLE TPEAITEAEalI
~ bdlook: at it, a. child. ten years old Ecsp
operate it perfectly. It will make knife, box
double box and bias pfaitihg; saving four ffths
of the time, and one fourth Of the material;
Price SL5. :; FERG US0N s. BRO. T..
NH Is. =. -. IS King street..
E1SH-Medium and Issge, Goldfish: ,Bmeless
= ard Shredded Goldfish. Nos: /. ::2.1fd, 3
Msckerel, Large Split Herring, No.. l FafnAy
and telected Roe Potomac Herring and Rote.
mac Shad, for sale at = -;
feb rs j. G. &E. MILBURNtS.
TELLEKS ROMAN EMINENT reck ntly
II 80 extensively advertised, also IHADr
BEATER.S. LUBRIGATING LINlMEE1
equal, and perhaps superior 70 the frat, atefof
ssla nv" = - = =: -.!Ir s =; ~ ;, 80
fsb 26, u s. LEAD BEATER & BIO. =
DoND LILY WASH, - :" most deiiibfuI
+ preparation for the toll ct and bath. In barge
bottles at 25c each: =. +:
dec ID JANNEY 8 CO.. .1ab Kin st.
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:FfsH IIEpoRG .E-sns.ibe stcrday sFe1ort the
receipts OF fish at FishtoWn have largely TO-
creased. .Mpst Of the large nets sss now, 10 the
hiaef, Mod btif further h 10. asaSmsy be sex
Epectcd. The duality Of The flb,, 80 far, has
been rather inferior. There Esvs;been sold to-
day about 800 shad, at 22a$36; 900 be-
rings, at 9l$lO so. and 800 bunc at
3OaS5 dents. = e :: =: :: v t'@Ss 81;
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DIED.

~ ,,i....i 80; a. sc. DIED, IT,. .l.......,a..s |
On Sunday, March 3l:t, at the residence OF
Mrs Sarah G. Shepherd, Bsrryvllle. Va, Mrs;
ANN CLOUD, wife of James Cloud, in tho
18th year Of her age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
BY F. A. Kerby, Auctloneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ NEAR GREAT FALLs-Pursuant to
the decree OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax coun:
ty in the suit of Coleman vs.. Jackson, entered
at Juno term, 1876. the undersigned, commits
sioners named in said decree, will on MON.
DAY, the 18th day of April, i! 10, att O'clock
o. M, (Court day. sell to the highest bidder, the
TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF Ian D allot.
ted 10 X. M. Jackson in the division of his pa
rents real estate. containing respectively 80
acres and IL acres, the former cleared the latter
in timber. On the larger tract there is: barn,
fencing, &c. This land lies near the village of
SpringVsle, and adjoins the lands of Cornell
Terms Of Sale: So much cash in hand as will
defrsy the expenses Of sale and pay Che coats Of
suit, and the residue in three equal annual pay;
ments, to bear interest from the day Of sale, and
to be secured by the notes of thu purchaser, with
good personal security, and retention Of title
until the last payment is made.
~.' R. 81, COCKERlLLE,, '..'
49,. . ,.. THOS. MOORE,
NH 15-w4w Comm RS Of Sale. g
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

THE, GEORGETOWN CHANNEL.-The schr.
Aneroid, whose arrival for Georgetown, was
nd entioned in yestsr days Gazette, was towed
ub above the Long bridge. this morning, where
she will be partly unloaded by lighters, prepsrs-
tbry to going up to that city. ~ -
The schooner Charles Woolsey, from New
York for Georgetown, loaded with phosphate,
arrived here this morning: and Wal. hauled into
Reeds wharf, where she is unloading; part Of
Der cargo to enable her to reach her destlnation
through the. tGeorgetown channel she will 90
bn up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04

| A lady 10 cur Deiehborbood who had suffered
flor over three months the most extreme torture
10y a violent cough, has become. completely
cured by DR.. Bulls Cdngh Syrup: For sale IN
every drug store. -. '''.:i -..':,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-04
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April q, iS7o.-Ihe1e
is no actual decline to note in Flour, but ssles
are slower, and prices are scarcely $50 stteonf.
Whest is a.mer and higher, and sold at 49, lYA
and ls5, as to quality, and one small lot of fancy
brought les, though this is an outside tigure;;
Corn is weaker and lower, and 1909 bushels 500
at IS fol mixed. No; Rye. reported, and 29z
bushels of Dat. brought 35 '''- g! <. e