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The daily gazette., 1878-08-30
ADDRESS THIS EVENING

Mr.. G. W. 5. Nicholson of Seaford. will
address the City Democratic association
al Their rooms, in the Friendship Engine
house this evening. ''"o
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30
PERSONAL.

Rev. J.J. Lally, pastor ofthe Church Of
the Holy Family at ST. Joseph's, Pa, is
IN town visiting his numerous friends.
He will return home to-day.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30
l.lEENZVT;laSI;al N
oppo'it' Patent Qfcs, To;ilS11lu!! y!
TOTAL iBSIISESCE SWING WISV mi
s!PEAS.

There Is a curious story sbou en-,
wines which are eyter,iy, .y I'd dspr,i..s Y
days, and have only recently Aeeo Nv
the market. DR.. Cuderlilt ibevie
grape-growcr Of Crcto- poin. di.
Some ot his hcils .a-o-;7'n,d r,.
views Of such extreme ka. ,brS'
unwilling to allow The s'q,I. OF MA
hand to b. sold CT am mole ,ols
The grapes have s7r.-;';Hc ban j
market, and sometimes ie. t1 tgr
the vines. ltis oplyr1a t. 1,,seaf.j
have aur ecded ii r-rsn ing 4faggI
O. the cs'ao sHa i,c .ae Il l
h2n l. Among ,.-,e t.2a.n.ci :, 4
Of l3lt descrihel i p a. 81 \
but suggesting tlo inoc .. T q,
than any o'her luaor wa. 4,
wholly unlike any c9.er sl- ir.I
growth. is purl,T. ace .e! end
remafhable. and ua,D ..t. IA,
fancicrs have a speo.tl .t- mid
Oldest native VINE nov access ol.i- Nr
siderable quantity lhcNao.= XII,
hands Of tie w-'-krlvu Wall lie Il
house Of the Ih1Io.ss.--N. T. ID
Nov. ~, IS77.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30

AIE LAVE list of thousand
Wv z T1AvE country weeklies, in
which we can insert q one inch advertise
ment one year for two dollars and quar-
ter u paper, or for the same price we can
insert hfty-two reading notices "a new one
every week., averaging seven lines each
For list OF papers and other particulars,
address GEO. p. ROWELL & CO., No. 10
Spruce st., New York. aug6-4w2taw
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30

NEW ADVEh1ISEMENTS TN
q AWARD TAYLOn

says ~ taEe great pleasure m rec5;1-
,nepusig ~ y ui 10 patents tho Academy OF Mr..
Z. =. Shortlidge." Hon. Fernando Wond
patron, says. 81 cheerfulIy consent In
lhe use or my name as reference" 40 per
quarter full cost for young men aud how
70 extra charges. Special attention 10
commended by Judge Van Hoesen NV
prs. ~ and Peabody. Address SWITH.
IN 9. SHORTLlDG Harvard A NJ
Media, Pa. Media has churches and ~
temperance charter. auVIodin,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30

-7SIsIs s.Iqmclq O-I"InIla ~
5T-sgram
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30

Tho above speaks ior I''eli, lruI
add that this is the pure juice Of Ii. 4
neither d,Eggsd, AqHorrf nor wdttnii
has been ripencd and mellowrd byngl
for medicinal or sacramento purpsaI
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from |
Of the leading Druggists ihrougsoa|
United States, and at wholesale fai
undersigned, who will forward deiIl
pamphlet. free Of charge, on applicia'a|
Respectfully, ETC.,
n. K, & F. B. THURBER 1 4
wsss B,oa51eqy. Reaie an! Hnlix
Nrw.NGEH
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30

Here Is something worth Calling
that every one needs. FarRe+s'E RiIs 'EaaI
and Livery stable keepers, AZ nClea1tl|
a Wagon Washer, WINDOW IAN
Garden or street Sprinkler .. a raTj psO}
Pump, Stock Pump, or T, for ora any q psis ~
stream SO feet through hose. = onSe nrIsr ID u
a Well less liable 10 get ou' anv U nunp|
less and last longer than any P"'ss N
use use. Simple in construction ana HiiteS mi
taken out or put in wen, ,ore -no Il
Spring. T6e eylindesr, as,,i is tseRs stGnsmIS Or sS
rust, no friction, no nails, ii mi ,a' Together
those ISs,y using them speak highly oil ~',,j| x
cheap, durable and lasting; Is $1,000; sd
+ orce Pumps, $500 ana !, S.O'SS nS 90 o.
Pumps, si1.O6, Family Pnmps, IssSer, ss%
The well kho" JIM. HotLAN7
No. so4 King street, Wllming'0D6t Whining D6tr] d
Manufacturer and ProPfMleevs2 ~ 20. .ddW
promptly attended TO-
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30

ct A DAY TO Agents canvasslng for
N the FIREsIDE VISITOR. Terms and
Outfit Free. Address p. o, VIUK-
ERY. Augusta, Maine
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30

D. q II
s. ou Izsjisa saau sag,,. ,.e,.
'S"Sl7'1ii
The daily gazette., 1878-08-30
The Southern Scourge
Continuance of the Death Roll
at Memphis.
y + e r y ES DYIN

CONTINUED SPREAD OF THE FEVER IN
MEAPHIs-LONG LIST OF
DEATHS AND NEW CASES
TWO PRIESTS DEAD,
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
LIQUOR CRUSADE IN JERSEY.

The following liquor Dealers who were indicted py
the Hudson county Grand Jury for keeping disordery
houses under old statute relating TO the sale OF
liquor on Sundays, were arraiRned IN the
Court OF Quarter Sessions, at Jersey City,
yesterday Pauline YosI, Charles Wolisberg.
Thomas weckisser, Charles scnallz, Charles Il.
StincKe, John Ryan. Henry N. Pope, John OetgeD,
Jonn MoMannus Charles Menkei, Joseph Loenier.
Matthias Klein, Jacob Kaechic. Chris Hailer, Ber-
nard Kelley, George Hoffman, Peter Handwcrk, Peter
Frank, Fred. Enlers, August Dundorf, Samuel
berthoiL Josiah BerthoiL Charles Buckhardt, Mcnaol
Toiy, jacob o. Tuattamer, John corsry, Ann Welt,
Patrick y 'Keeie, Michael Breenau ana Edward Colo
bail In the oil 5000 each TO appear
or sentence March l. seventeen other
liquor dealers, who were indicted by the
same Grand Jury, will be arraignsd to-day. Tue
decision Of the supreme Court in the cases OF the
liquor dealers that ccrtioraricd has been flcd
printed and will be forwarded TO the counsel Tor
tho Liquor Dealers Association to-day All the
persons arragned yesterday belonged - tue northern
part oi HUDSON county.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
MUNICIPAL ECONOMY.

Henry l.. Clinton, the chairman OF the Democratic
Republican General Committee Of this city, states In
leter written yesterday, that. from his know ledge
OF the views OF Mayor Ely ana Comptroller Kelly
the subject OF rstrenchment and economy, If the bill
pending before the Legislature clothing the Board
OF Estimate and Apportionment with the necessary
power become law they propose to commence anew
tue work OF retrenchmentb by cutting down their
salaries, we'll as those Of others Mr. Clinton con-
tends that in the second year administration OF
two ofclals named the expenses o the municipal
government over which the city has control will be
1867 6S3 81 less than during the second year Of
Mayor Havcmeyer's administration. aided by Comp
troler Green The Board as now constituted has dis
charged dutos faithfully, he says, and adds that
'sto vest the present Board Of kstmate and Appor-
tonmept with power over the expenditures in all de-
partments OF the city governments is to approve
policy of trenchment and reform which has resulted
In reducing expenses SO lar ss has control twenty
per cent without at all impairiug the efficiency Of
any Of the departments Not 10 clothe the Board,
constituted, with this power Is 10 conaemu its
policy OF retrenchment and to favor policy which
would make the achievement OF reform depart
mens beyond the control OF This Board highly i'm.
probable II not absolutely impossible"
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

The Louisville Courier er-JourndI strongly argues In
favor OF fogging criminals.
Indianapolis Neios:-"rhe population Of Memphis
has treblcd since the war;"
Cincinnati Gasctte:-"This Congress is q caamisy
that ranks with war. pestilence aud famine"
Louisville rier-.JournaI:-.Tnere not less
than ono hundred and nf,y people murdered In Ken
lucky last year"
The Chicago Tribune suggests that perhaps the
why ConkIing has said nothing against the silver
bill is because he desires its passage.
The Syracuse Courier says:-"The NBw YORK
HERALD is moved to the very rational inquiry, lis
Secretary Sherman mada No wonder 1t asks, for the
Secretary exhibits all the symptoms Of Simon Pure
madness"
Chicago Inter- Ocean .--s.The NEW York HERALD In
an article the Returning Board persecutions asks
In black letter head line, is Secretary Sherman
Madp Yes HIS statement would indicate that he is
pretty mad"
Cincinnati Gasette:-s'No rational man thinks the
Bland bill will kill rum any body. IL will simply
put our specio the sole silver standard, and our
currency the standard OF redeemable promises TO
pay silver"
The Indianapolis Journal advocates reduction the
legal rates OF interest some Of compensa.
tion to tho OF tho peoplefor tho financial
traction necessited by the enforced resumption Of
specie payment.
indianapolis Sentinei:-"Webb Hayes is having q
good time jaunting about Canada with Lord DuGerln.
Maybe be IL arranging for q Canadian residence for
his father in :he Returning Board investigators
reach Washington"
The Cleveland Herald says OF the proposed change
OF The tari 1.-THE whole bill Is full OF incopgruities
and absurdes, and the only design that can DO DIS
covered running through 1t is 10 strike u blow at
American man ufacturlng industry"
Chicago Post:-"It is saic 10 affirm that the de-
monetization OF silver and tho passage OF the Re-
sumption act have cost the country almost much
the The result has been simply to appreciate
the purchasing power OF gold and legal tenders by the
destruction Of all other values. We have tried to
every thing by $780, ooo 900 OF gold coin
wo have nearly ruined the country by the process'
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
MAN AND WIFE.

W. T.. Allyn, butcher, Of Third avenue between
lO9,n and 10th Streets was arrested yesterday By
Court onicer Sheehan and taken before Judge
wheeler in the Harlem Police Court The complaint
against him was preferred by his vile Annie.
Allyn was married 10 Annie in September, 1s76 but
after living together few months the pair separated
the husband signing bond In the presence Of Judge
Ousrbourg 10 pay the wfcs stipulated sum each week.
For year more Allyn has adhered 10 the agree
cent TINS led TO his arrest as above stated. Allyn
ASST ed as yesterday that times were hard
and that &2 80 week was too much TOR Anne VINO.
he claimed. was cohabitng With other men. He was
wiling 10 compromise the matter AZ 81 20 per weex,
but Judge Wheeler compelled he prisoner 10 execute
an notner bond having the same conditions the ona
previously required by Judge Olterbourg The plain
TN appeared IN court attircd In elegant apparel,
pcaranca
The New York herald., 1878-02-20

thing. The Consolidated Coal Companys shares we're
invested in the pavement scheme by consent OF
Mrs. Mccall and ut her request She liked specuIs-
tlon and "as did her daughters" said the accused,
Graham held powers OF attorney from Mra McCaii
and her daughters, and thev record IN due
form. 81 was Mra McCaips life," Graham exclaimed
with pride and with great dignity
He also said with much satisfaction that ne was
partner Of the late Chief Justice Jones. and Chan
ceilor Waworth always came 10 his house when IN
the city that ne founded the Met ropoan Bank, the
Metropolitan Insurance Company and the FHemen's
Trust Company. He was many years president OF
the Metropolitan Insurance Company. Mr.. Graham
10 yeventy-four years oil age, anu prominent mem.
Der OF the Presbytern Church. University place ana
Tenth street, oi which Dr. Booth Is the minister MI
Graham thinks Mrs. Mccall has been inciled py do
signing persons " sakc the steps she has
Mrs. Mccall was also visited, but had little 10 say
In addition TO her adidavil Que OF ner daughters
says hcr mother has been Impoverished through the
irregular work OF the accused
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
PALETTE REUNION.
[BY TELEGRApH TO THE HERALD

The Palette Club gave It's third informal reunion
last evening at the CLUB house, No. East Twenty
second street. which was attended by large number
Abort Onateriy, >. 4. Avery, Michael H. Cardozo,
samue W. Hawlcy, A. II. Baldwin, Gcorsc II. Mas
sett y. Hopkinson smith, signor falbcrti, J. A.
smith, Jonu Weeks, d. W. Leo, John Snedocor, Fred
L. Gibbs and others The entertainments Of the
evening comprehended q varied programme OF choice
musical selections and rcctationA
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Letter from Winchester.
ICnrr"spoDGcnco of the Alexandra Gazette.
WINCHESTER. May %.

linEr"2N0DCcGCo or the Ale&acorla Nazetie'
WINCHESTER. May %.
write 10 tell gou of an almost unhcard Of fact
The resignation Of government officer with
good pay. Or postmaster, William Miller,
resigned his place to day, the exact cause Of
which your correspondent 6no.aeth not.
Candidates fur Congress err as plentiful here
az they seem to be 10 other portions OF the dis
trct there beiog 90 less than three IL our city
who are ready and even working for the posi-
ton.
Memorial day 10 Charleston will be next Sat-
urdsy, when kenucky's gifted SOD, Black burn,
will make the address. The military company
from here and one from Martinsburg will be
present.
Our memorial day s June 9Th. when an m-
mense assembly will be here. The military,
from Martinsburg to Slauntor, with The differ
cnt bands will be PRESENT.
The prospect for our fair nj 81 fall Was never
better. The display Of foe stock will exceed
that CT sny year previous TuBA!.
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL SERVICES. Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, arrived in Balti-
more last evening to take part to day in the
Park Cemetery, where he will speak 10 the
order of exercises there. Gen. Lee is the
guest of Major J. D. Ferguson, who was for
merly of General Lees STAFF He was met at
Camden Station by delegation of The Society
of thu Army aud Navy of the Confederate
States in Maryland comprising Captain Nc
Henry Howard, Captain w. l.. Ritter, Col. r.
M. Powell, Captain Winfield Peters, Fl. c.
DalIam, Rev. n. Lewis Banister, Major j.
Van Holt Nash, II. H. Garrigues and others.
The services at Loudoun Park will commence
at4 Is clock P. NJ. when column of mem
bers of tho society and others who were in the
Confederate service will form at the entrance
on The Frederick road, under command of
General George H. Stewart, and headed by
band of music, will proceed to the Confederate
cemetery. Bishop George W. Peterkln and
Key. T. Lewis Banoister will conduct the re-
ligious exercises. Az Introductory address
will be made By II. Clay Dallam, who will be
followed by General Fitzhugh Lac. BALTIC. Sum-
THE MAY BENNETT AFFAIR.-There is mu-
sic 10 the air again in reference to the May
Bennett duel, which every one hoped had been
buried with the dead past of eighteen months
ago.
Dr.. Charles Phelps, who was an "eye wit
ness and surgeon for both parties" has, through
George Wilkes, given a statement to the pub
lie. and 90 anonymous writer who signs himself
".Veritas" supposed to be Dr. Frederick May,
Of Baltimore, second of Mr. May, comes out
with card ia which he brands the article re.
ferrcd to as falsehood. Dr.. Phelps then comes
to the fore and says the communication is Cow.
ardy and calumnious.
These words, it is believed, mean fight, aud
a hostile meeting is probable between Dr.. May
and Dr. Phelps. At any rate the former in
beiugbranded az coward aud calumniator,"
will undoubtedly resent such words, either in
g more bitter letter or challenge .-NeO Yo7b
MeWs.
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THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
The American Consul at Paris.

NEW York, May "3.--The Herald prints the
folowing:-
PARIS, May 3.--Tto following letter has
been sent to the Paris Office of the N"T York
Herald
To tie editor Of the Nsv Xork; Herald:
[ see 10 the Washington dispatches printed
in the New York Herald files just arrived here,
that charges have been made agsiost tic office
of Consul General. ut this capital, betorea COM
mi;teo Of Congress. TIE evidopco upon which
these charges are based is falsely given. l. made
q full explanation to the State Department of
the facts as they really exist, showing that act
ed entirely in accordance wiz; law and custom
and that no grouod exists far any complaint.
Yours respectfully, 4. L. 4. EoRBEET,
Consul General at Paris.
Paris Nav -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-23

The ELEcrloN.-T only thing of any in.
forest in town to day has been the municipal
election. For several days past the candidates
and their friends have been active in their pre-
parations for the event. and their activity has.
10 measure, communicated itself to the com
munity at large. Last night the various street
corners and other places Of public resort were
crowded until late hour with parties engaged
in discussing the situation. The City Treasu:
rer's Office YVES, however, the central point OF
attraction, and the Treasurer and his deputy,
together with 40 extra force of clerks, we're
kept hard at work until nearly daylight this
morning receiving capitation taxes and certify
ing the lists. The number of capitatiou taxes
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Frofsa Washington.
Especial, TO THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., May %.
SENATE.


SENATE.
10 the Senate, to day, Mr.. Davis, OF Illinois,
presented several petitions 10 favor OF woman
suffrage.
A bill to provide for the serving Of process IN
cases of iuterpleader 10 The courts Of the United
States wss passed.
Mr.. Johnston, Of Va, introduced bill to
authorize the West Point Commercial Com
pany OF Virginia to do tu'iness 10 foreign
countries. .,
lie also, by request, io'rcducsd bill tor t the
protection Of daiIymeu in the DIstrlct OF Col'
umbia. aud to prevent the adulteration OF m'iS'
butter and cheese
MIR, Davis resolution to permit the e4anl,
nation into the Treasury books to proceed dur
ing the recess was passed.
A bill for The erection Of tomb stones over
the graves OF soldiers OF the late war, 10 towns
and villages where M provision has nceu made
was passed.
The Senate then took up the Dlstnc! uoV-
eminent BILL whioh was further cnnsldered',
The Legislative. Judicial and Executive Ap-
preparation bill was reported With sundEy
amendments and placed on the calendar
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
IL the House of Representatives ameud'
ments to the rules, SO as to authorize the consld'
Grafton of Senate amendments to appropriation
bills in the committee Of the whole House, were
considered for some time. The Object Of the
change is to preclude the teck!pg on oil eyrano-
GUS matter to tue general appropriation oils,
and then rushing them through without debate,
in committee.
After considerable debate 10; amendments
were tabled By a decided vote.
Mr., Roberts, Of La, rose to per9onal ex'
planatiou, and denied the assertions OF Mr.
Sherman iu reference 10 the LOUISIANA fraud
The House then went into com mittec Ut the
whole, add further considered, uoder tue i've
minute rule, thu army appropriation bill.
The question being upon the amendment to
reduce to Is 600 it was lost, oaIy % voting 10
the affirmative to ! IL 10 the negative.
An amendment to Increase TO %. 600, Was then
lost.
The question then REQUIRED upon the smecd.
ment to increase 10 q, 900, which WAS adopted
by vote of lis to l07
MIR. Hewitt gave notice that he should call
the ayes and noes upon this amendment IN the
House.
A motion to strike out ali that part of the
bill except the provision for tho 25 900 men,
and then to provide for com mission to report
a thorough reorganization OF the army, was
ruled ont.
THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
Tic Potter Investigating COMM ttee have de-
termiucd not to organize ill the arriga OF MIR,
Riscock, who is detained 10 New Gork by
bad coId, but who is expected here tomorrow.
No particular plan Of organization has yet been
determined upon.
THE ALExANDRIA POSTMASTER.
The Postoffice Committee ct the Senate 10.
day had uodpr consideration the nomination OF
Mr.. w. N. Bctk!ey for postmaster 1t Alexen
dria aud decided to report favorabIy thereon.
Il is now generally conceded that the nonloa'
ton will be cOofrmca
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sWAN UNDEN1ABLE TRUTH. " Gu deserve
to suffsr, and If you lead miserable, unsa!is-
factory life in this beautiful world, it is entiry
your own fault and there is only one excuse for
you,-your unreasonable prejudice and ssept.
cism, which has killed thousands. Personal
knowledge and common sense reasoning will
soon show you that Green's August Flower will
cure you of Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia,
with sl its miserable eGacts. snch as SICK head
habitusl costivenass, dizziness ofthe hesd, ner-
vous prostrslon, low spirits, Sc. Its sales now
roach every town on the Western Continent and
not Druggist bat will tel yol OF liz wonderful
cures. You can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you.
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Paris, May - -
1,Scai ksreglsses.

Tue train carrying Washington Gommsndery
Of knights Temp!srs. on their return from Rich-
mond. passed through hero about ton o'clock
last night.
A horse belonging to Mr. Heller tho butcher,
ran away from tho market houso this morning
and colliding with NJ Adams Express wagon
injured ono of tho horses attached thereto.
The commission appointed by the County
Court to assess land damages on tho line OF the
W. G, C. Sc 81. Il. N. G. +. +. Go. will meet
in fow days and make their award5.
Attention is called to the excursion to Loon
ardtown, on Saturday morning, on the steamer
j. w. Thompson. The faro is very low and tho
trip will undoubtedly DO y pleasant one, 70 ell
who iCpato.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF The remainder CT stock
Of damaged aud yet goods at Isaac t':chbcrg 9.
consisting Of Linens. P;QGcs, Lawns, Besched
Muslios, Cnbleachcl Muslins, Shirt Bosomss,
Towels, Balbrigsn Hose, Hems'lchcd Hand
kerchicfs and Table Damasks. A s:' lower
figure has been made 90 some goods, and this
week will BE- the last chance ct procuring The
remainder OF these goods at the alfcad y we'll
known popular prices. One word to tho wise,
Don't miss this opportunity" Last chance.
ISAAC EICHBERG.
mY 2l--3. (Succassor to Slagmakcr Co.
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II, SMITH,

WILLIAM d. SMITH,
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHARF AND STALLS CITY MAR
KET,
would inform dealers and others that hs is pre-
pared to furnish them with all kind of
POTOMAC FISH.
at the lowest possible prices. l would call the
attention of buyers TO tho fact that my brand
stands No. in market at all times and intend
to sustain my reputation in that respect.
Ny stalls, Nos and S, Fish Market, will be
SUPPLIED with fresh fish every morning. They
will be superintendent by Mr.. James G. Grimes,
ST., and families can depend on getting the best
whether thoy como in person or send orders.
Persons at distance wanting Fresh Fish can
depend on getting thou packed in good order:
Es- All Orders addresacd to VIM. Il. SMITH,
Alexandria, Va. will receive prompt attention.
mar
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MEDICINAL.
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

Medical
G.
CoUPEE 1878
Mr. TNonnsF aSprugs
%
reduced medical told frankly that had nothing hope
druggist New Orleans months
No. which did,
Ipaed
oudndt
cheeuly
which
Inowon Respe
Statement nd
Camp
s,
is D.
H. s. LH1ADBEATER 81 BRO.
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VTIRGINIA-In the Clerks Office Of the Cor
Y poraton Court of the city of Alexandria,
on tho cd day of May 1878.
Addison Boudon, plaintiff,
vs.. In chancery.
Mary Boudon, defendant.
Memo. The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bond of mstrimony existing
between the plaintiff and defendant.
The defendant not having entered her appear
sbcs and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it ap-
pearing by affidavit that she is not aresident Of
this State, it is ordered that the said defendant
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect her interest in this suit; andthat copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessive weeks, and posted at the front door of
the Court House of this city. A copy, test
MORTON MARYE, Clerk.
G. F. Markell, p. q. my 23-w4w
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COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May 23.-There is
no improvement to note in the market to day,
and prices are droopiog. Receipts Of grain
continue good. The transactions in Flour are
limited. The offerings to-day amounted to
Zoo bushels of Wheat. which sold at ll6 and
100; $50 Of Corn, at 45, 50 and So J. and
los Of Oats, at IS.