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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-29
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THE WRONG NAME.
Ssw YoRK, May ~. 1873.

Nsw YoRK, May ~, 1873.
To The EDIroR THE HRRALD-
In your cdtton OF to-day, IN article headed "Un-
manageable Horses the bame and address OF the
late Mr. Frank T. Wetberell were given by the party
VINO suffered The indignity OF arrest As Mr. Weth-
crel died six weeks ago tho mistake W distressing
ono 20 his relatives aud friends u. II. LYONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-29
SCALDED With COFFEE.

Little Jacob Grnningcr corner Of Grand street and
Pacific avenue, Jersey City heights whiic Al the
breakfast table Yesterday, upset pot OF scaIding
cvncc over himself, from the effects Of which he Will
die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

WErxsTAcK-GoLDsrEiy Julius WElxsrAcK
ANNIE GoLrsrEIx both OF this city. No cards
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roe county, was yesterday Dy consent oil All Tho par
tics. discontinued.
Rev Charles p. McCarthy's suit against the Commit
Fellowship Ordination aud Discipline OF the New
York State Convention Universasts to prevent
Interference the part of the committee with hts
membership of the Convention yesterday set
down by Judge Donohuc for trial the first Monday
OF next October.
On the "Gophir farm" IN westchester county,
valued ut soms $500 900, owned by Ben Holiday, tne
latter bad two mortgages, one Tor 100000 TO the NM
tua Lite Insurance Company and one Tor 500 0oo 10
August Belmont Upon foreclosure Of the latter mort
gage the iarm was recently sold and the deficiency
$l05, 7S9 OF The referees report oil tho sale was
yesterday confirmed by Judge Donohue.
Senator Edmonds appeared before judges wheeler
and Batchford yesterday In the case of Burdet vs.
Estay, in which the former claims to be owner ana
patentee OF certain organ improvements used by tho
latter, Tor the plaintiff.
A committee Of tho Bar Association waited on Chief
Justice Waite at the Post Office Building, yesterday
TO welcome HIM to New York. The Chief Justice IS
sitting ia Circuit equity part, and the present - the
first Instance ia the history OF the state OF Chief
OF the United States Supreme Court honoring
us with his presence in judicial capacity.
Assistant United States District Attorney Ficro sue
ceeded yesterday in obtainug sentences against TWO
imposed by the general government on retail
instance John Council, Of stony Point Rockand
county. N. r., was fined $50 and sent 70 the county
jail Tor fifteen days another George Snider Of No
400 west Thirtyoi street, who pleaded guilty.
was scnt 10 the same place for ten days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

PORT DR .7EsxsIs-Dgs4s. SEPT. 2s.
Sun rises ... ) ~ sun sets. ............ 5 So
ARRIVED.
Stmp q knight Now York, to F y Need.
str Defiance PHILADELPHIA to I Rood.
Str Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk, to F A Rood
StrJ w Thompson, Leonardtown,to FA Reed.
Str Nattano, Nomni, to j Broders y 90.
Schr Lane, New Haven, TO Hamp Sc
Bel. Coal Go.
Coal Go.
Stmp John Gibson, New York, by + a Reed.
Str Lady of tho Lake, Norfolk, by L A He9d.
Str j VI Thompson, Nomini, by i A Reed.
Str Bsttano. Nom;ni. by Jos Brodors - 20.
Str Sue Baltimore, by j Eroders q Co.,
Schr Wellington, Bay View, Masa, by Hamp
u Bait Coal Go.
S;chrs Floronce ! Lockwood. Bo.ton ; Dssio
L Psrkhursi, Providence.
rAssED DOWN.
Schrs Paul ksler, Pawtucket; Lonlua /
Hall, Now Bedford Oliver Schotiold, New Hi-
ven; Nsllio Brown, Grotoa; Carrie Holmes,
Jersey City.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Laura L McsSor ssilai from Windsor
for this port 10Th.
Schrs Jas Allderdice GEORGETOWN for Provi-
II
10 for Cohassatt Na1rows, and Fred q hoiuen
hence for New Haven, passed through Hell
Cato 2ls.
Schr Mary q Collins. Georgetown, at Boston
DIST
Schr Henry Adelbart, hence a. Boston Plat
Schr /. ydis Middleton sailed from Bristol Tor
this port 2O.h.
Schr Belle Halliday sailed from DightoN for
Georgetown 10Th. ,
schr B Church, Georgetown, stNcw Bod"
lord 9TH.
Schr T Tssker, GEORGETOWN, at New Haven
c0:h.
Schrs Florence Desn and George Freolnnd,
Georgetown. a. Providence 20:h
Schr Jno w Hall, Georgetown, ST P"wtuc&o OF
Goth.
Schrs W II Jourdan and N II Skinner, hence,
ut Boston 22i.
Schr VIM Giun,, Georgetown, st Boston ed.
Schrs Jennie a Sheppard, WIN Lewis slid
SCHsrt Georgetown. st Now Bedford list.
Schr Sesrsville, Georgetown Tor Fall ElVor
sailed from Newport 20.h.
Schr Wake, Georgetown. 1T Newport 2ist
Hchr VIM A Lowering. hence for Groton, $
Now London 2lst.
Schr Frank Herbert Georgetown, at Port
land 22d.
Scbr VIM Mason, Fall River for Goorgetowa
at Newport, 2lst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

beg" BIZ UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS "a.
THARTIu PILLS are tno bos: of Il! pu7,;.ivcs f0c
family use. They are ,hn product OF long, isbo
fious, and lul chemical invest ..ion, sGd
their extensive use, by physcians in their l'rsc-
tice, aid by ali civliZ,t nations, proves them
the best and lilc2t etteu;u.l ruega!ve P,l! thu.
table no harm can arise from lhs- use IN ~
trinsic value and curative p0W"!s 70 other Pills
can be compared with li.eili, s:ti every person,
knowing ID pr virtues, viii employ lne.t, when
needed They keep the sya'eI' in perfect order,
and maintain il healthy action tbs Whole ma
chinery Of lif,. Mia, searching and etitctual,
they ere specially adapted - the no2ds CT to
digestive apparatus arrangements Ct when they
rrevcn! aid euro if timely taken. They sre The
best and safest pnysic % oshpioy for children
and we.kcnei constitutions, where mlii. tut
;>,.I. csts,+rlc il required. +. :. A;., b>a-
sGr 3rp. Agents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
Dear, Stanley

BOSTON, Sept. 23--Desn Stanley, of West
minister Abboy, preached in Trinity Church
yesterday morning to crowded congregation,
upon thc religion Of the i sst and the religion
of the West. HI contrasted the religion of the
East with that of the West, and said that tue
relieioa is the point of combination between
the East and West Christ, our Saviour, con-
tiuued the preacher, Vas born Of an Eastern
ration; to His birthplace the churches OF the
West, however, ;ucGel with peculiar reVer
enee.
Tie E.stcro churches have not yet been the
centres of Christianity. 10 FraCce, Germany,
England and America is the best Christian
ci7iiz alton. Christianity born 10 the East has
become the religion of the West, where it is
even more than the religion Of the East. O0ly
by travaliog from its early home has it grown
to its full statue. 1t las adapted itself to the
wants Of the new born nation, and it has coma
to resemble the first teaching and character OF
its founder. Judaism is a supreme religion.
It expired when its sanctuary was destroyed.
There is a shadow of barbarous mist upon US.
Truly it has been said that the great theo
logical controversies which have agtated the
churches with so little practical purpose again
and agao, turn on words which not being de-
iocd were not understood. So when words
we're defined aud their meaning appreciated
that moment the excitement was cooled and
the passion was evaporated. This is the prayer
which the East and West, England and Am.
erica may well send up from shore to shore,
"Givc to each OF US the grace and learning OF
each, give to each of US tho strength and beau
ty, which belong to each, give to each of US
the same wisdom. understanding and humility,
through which the whole Of mankind may be
joinol together in love and brotberly sym.
pathy.
Dean Stanley will probably visit Virginia
during his stay in this country. e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

For upwards Of thirty years Mrs. Winsow' 3
Soothing Syrup has been used for children. 1t
eorreets aoidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery aud
diarrhUl, whether arising from teethiug or
other causes. An old and we'll tried remedy.
25 cents bottle. 10 22-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

WIEN Your HORSE Is LANE AND you have
tried every remedy without success, aud you
despair Of curing him and begin to think of
trading him off, before doing so, obtain bot
tie of Giles Lioiment lodde Of Ammonia, and
sec its effects in twenty four hours Those arc
the kind of cases Dr.. Giles likes; where all
other remedies fail, his is the obo that never
disappoiuts. The doctor will willingly prove
and demonstrate, what ho says on applicatioa
to him at his Office, 45l 9Th Avenue New
York.
So!l by f. S. Leadbeater l. Bro. Send fox
namph|et. DR.. Giles 100 West Broadway, N.
Y. Trial size 25 cents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

GRcGlT CoURT, CIlY Gp ALEXANDRIA,
.7u}ge James Keith presiding. The docket was
called for the purpose Of assigning causes ana
court adjourned till TO morrow morning at ten
o'.ioot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

I!odille's Headache Specific contains no 10
furious substance, cures headache in to 20
minutes by the watch. Price 50 cents il large
bottles Rheumatism Can o1Iy be cured by
using Durang's Rheumatic Remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
DIED.

Or Sunday, Sept. 22d. al 5 p. NJ, Of maras-
mus, LILY MAY, youngest child Of Thomas
and Ellen Lindsey, aged II months. Gs- The
fuDeral will take place frsm her fathers resi-
dence, No. 81 south Loo street, tomorrow az
ternoon, at j O'clock. Tho friends of the family
IRE invited to attend. Our little Lily May, tho
the angels, and now msketh ono of tho bright
tbcor & which surround the throne of God, and
singetn the praises Of The Lamb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

No. 904 9Th ST., BETWEEN I AND X
STREETS, WASHINGTON, d. Clio expressing
appreciation to my numerous customers for
past favors [ would announce to them aud the
public generally that have nog opened With
90 entire new and selected stock Of Mil!inary
aud Fancy Goods at No. 9O4 7th street, between
| and X Streets Washington, D. G., where
should be pleased to see them. My stock Of
Dry Goods will be closed out here at my old
stand, Is King street. without reserve. All
who would avail themselves of great bargains
vii! do veil to call carly. as the entire stock will
have to be closed out 10 two weeks and the
store closed.
aug 81 5. LINDHEIMER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

PsRsoNAI.--AmoDg tue strangers IN t u
Guy to-day was James IS. Blanks, esq.,, OF fc'
tnrsbuts, member ct the Grand working
Coau ittea ct MaSpns, and Past Grand MasteS
of Odd Fellows in this Stata.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

YESTERDAY Tho weather yesterday, IN the
early murolug and at night, Was cool aud plea
SAINT, but in the middle Of the day was quite
suItry. Tie various churches had good con-
gregations az both services, aud tho pulpits
were filled by the resident clergy, except at the
NJ +. Church, South, where ke7. j. H..
Waugh, former pastor, preached beth morn
lug and night
Rev ". X. Boyle, pastor Vi the NJ. b.
Church, South, preached 10 the church OF
that denomination at Falls Church, on tle
occasion Of its rcopouiug, and alter hl9 sermon
took up q collection, amounting 20 $3.50, which
cxtiasuishcl the entire church isb,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

EoBBEp.--Tho bake shop Of hlr. George
E,uer, At the corner OF Kiog and Payne streets,
was rchbcd this morning of beg containing
small AMOUNT oil money in cents aud nlckes.
rhe police were informed sal vii! eadcaVor to
f,rrct rut the thieves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

DnY GOODS must be sold very cheap.
BlaDkcts, all pure wool, pure white only, SO 5O
Black Cashmere, pure wool, very wide, SOC !;
excellent Black Alpaca, 25,; Black Tamise !;
White Blankets, 81; bleachcd table linen. SOC;
Shawis Cassimores, for boys wear, sos; in
mcnso assortment. of Children's Stockings !;
L,dy's real Eoglsh Stockings, woven seams,
25c excellent Bed Tickiog, 25o Canton fan.
mel, very cheap Red, Blue, White and Grey
Wool FIauue beautiful dress goods, l5c.
Silks! Silks Silks ! the largest assortment OF
black ADD colored silks; Black Silk IS, ST, 100
l2j, $50, It's and 200. CARRIERS,
sep. 2--wtf I'll Market Space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

Women dispute about other matters. but
All agree on the ma1i:s of DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER as par excellence the best of ALL
Gr3oers throughout thu Country keep it, and
fiod it gives supreme satisfaction By using it
the housewife is sure Of delicious bread rusk,
rolls, biscuit buckwheat cakes aud all the
dc!icscic5 mado from -four
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
IHyE.8L Ctb.N.E EfsCE.

Arrived-Boats S Lynn, & NJ StonobraEer,
LIZ Stsnbope and Matte. TO Ramp IS bhls
Coal Co; z e. Uhlor and A Main. to American
Coal Co: Ljzzo & Philiie and G. IL Moore, &c
Georges Creek Coal Go; Nora y Will!n- te
i:iaen Avon Coal Coz str + Il hooro. to II r.
Wagner.
Depsrted-Bosts s y Lynn sni NJ St"ho-
hrsker
NOW Is THE TIME TO PAlNT IOUE
~ HOUSES.
The NEW YORK E&AMEL PAlNTS
"orle ready mixod for Immediate uso, and Of
any desired shade or color Sample cards, with
1.liInste of quantity required for any, specis'
J1h and any other Information wanted chaer'
iA.Iy furnished upon application to
s8p2S Nos - and l45 King street
NOTICE 70 GAS CONSUMERS,
:oome bills for tho quarter ending Dune lotn
.tnsln unpaid. Tue Nv OF gas Will DE- stopped;
rom al Consumers whose bills arc ros sot!ieu
Sy The 18th instant, IS l hav0 10 SEIZE on th"I
Jay With tho committee.
sep25-4t J. ROXBURT, SUps
SPORTSMEN'S DEPOT FOX SING III
- ANO DOUBLE GUNS. Breech LoaderS,
spIctr Flasks, Sho: Pouches Snot 3elts; HisJ
..;:]pslr tecos for Guns A large stock q! the
spove goods in stoTo and for saie ~ reduced
'' ssn ~ JAS +. CAHLlN & SON
iENTRAL FIRE SHELLS, Nos ~ AID H.
w. lor brooch leaders. at rcdlcod prices. " I
"oulo call tho attention Of spo, tsmen t., thee G
sooas and prices
CO.. 90 JAS. F. CARLIN &c SONS,
Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

I.UNATIc. "A colored man named THOMAS
Prior has been committed to Jail by Justice
nsnGEct2u, or the county. Oh suspicion! cf H.
nacy. The complaint was made by bis wife;
commission de luuatico irqulrcndo was held
ON hiu. az the Jail this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

DL&AaANH tOOAS. VIA Is AR :, .1d
= HUAH COMFORT, ct NJ 10 Duxo St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

NEW YORK, September 23.--StocEs strong
Money!. Gold lOp!. Flour quiet and steady
Wheat active and higher. Corn irmec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
BELOW COSY.
8. DEldLHAM,

n'.g g g. KITU ST, cox. EAIRFA-:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23--Csttlo very dull
sales AGO: prime &c; good 5a54 c !; medium Al;
common 3!.4c. Sheep dull sales | ,OOoi, gooC
a1alic; medium 4.4lc; common "44c. HOES
market slow; sales 4!00 pritdo &c ; good GstS1
common 6s6;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

The GREAT MENAG"E1E AND ClRCUS,-
The Gtca. Iiaropean Sovou e. piant Railroad
Show, is 10 exhibit il !hls city co O5torrr 4, h.
There will be a grand street parade 10 The
nlVrniog, which eur exchanges pronounce at
trsotive and novel. Amo1G the n .ag marty
Compliments pal t,io tXlbiii0n by the Press
of Tie citas in which it has already appeared
this seasou, We find iho ioilosaaE IN the Stcu
bcuvllIc. Oh:o, Daily Herald:
"S,l's Great Seven Eici.ha Aggregation
WAS crowded oG Saturday wish delighted ac-
dcucea ho!1 afternoon sud cYeoiu2. The
nagutccucc CT display h2a perhaps rarely
been cquaIl@d on the sbeYes eli either c0ntlncnt
The condition Of the enormous sIray Of wild
beasts, birds, etc. cc,, was lar Superior to
those of any similar aearcGa,iJn iha: las ever
travelled through the Wcst, Tic archie pre-
s3ntation won universal cLcomiums AID tha
plaudits oi thousands l1 was = grand arrfy
Of the spe0dors Of the Oiicn!, The fierce beasts
OF TIC trcpi,s aud juus!cs, the carIoGs birds OF
& thcusand forests aGi ;sas, and thn best
physical aud equestrian dscipIin" aniorg c,en.
The management spared 60 ctFDris to cake
every body happy. a1i will eyer be w>lo>1ao4
here by inmars crowds"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

The WEATHER The weather since Saiur
day night has changed conaiderabiy Tor the
a;oicI, and blankets aud heavy clothing are
COW 10 demand. The fall Scculs to have oota'
menced 10 earnest, aud. as may be seen By The
weather Indications elsewhere, cold and rainy
weather may BE expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
s:ts:,Si asrCVsGI.Rs

Tho AItxa1}cia Li:h! l.;aai,y "i!l parade
tp.pisit, IL. the first t;tnc, - fin! uaii0:;n,
\ brcal: Was reported S,;aGl.y in The Q. l.
O. canal, near Polut of Il :c:s, causing de-
ton!iun u! four hours IT, navigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

The market opans dull and depressed, and
prices havo downward tendency. The trans
actions in Flour are very light, thu purchases
being only for daily coasumptiohi PRICES arc
unchanged Tho receipts OF Whest are good,
about $500 bushels bsins offered to-day. an
sales from Is to 90 for inferior to fair and aiOZ
for good 20 choice; these igures show decline
of q. Corr is in light receipt. and $50 bushels
white brought SIS. NO Rye reported, and 24O
Bushels of inferior Gas sold 1t - Country
produce scarch, and prices firm AT quotations.
BALTIMORE Sept. 2}.-Virgin'a Gs ola ~ 40
deferred o.; do consolidated: 5ii DO "a series
81; past dos coupons SIT Cotton du!i ana
heavy; mida!ng nominaily Halls FloHr
very quiet Howard street and Western Sunar
275aS3 rs; d, Extra . 5OtSl 90; do Faulty
! Ij.S5 rs Lity Mills Super I3aS5; do EXtr"
; jU.S4; do Rio brands 50 80; Patspsco Family
ST Is. Whest-Soutnern steady and lrm;
Wostern shade Grn:er; Southern red lCsale !;
40 Ymbsr l0l .l0I; Mo- Penns red l0di; No z
Western winter rod spot, Sept and Oct lC0aluos;
Nov 1861 Curn-Southorn quiet A2t steady ;
Western quiet and easy; Southern white 3}455 )
10 yellow 62s54; Western mixed spo: snd Sept
lU4a5C5 Oct Az; Nov 5O4aoO}; steamer ~!
Oats in good demand and firm; Southern 2oASO ;
Western white ~! AL do mixed Il! AZ Penn
$3.50 Rye quieL and steady u! 53a55. Hay
dull and about steady; Primo Pennsylvania and
MARYLAND LASH Sugar in good demand ana
firm at 81 aGs. Coffee firm and higher; Rio car
goes ldIulS. Whiskry quiet st ula$ w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

COUNTY CoURr.-Ihe September Term OF
County Court, Judge James Sangster presld'
ing, was held to-day.
A licoosc to keep bar room WIS granted to
Anon Woodward. :,
Henry G. Stern was licensed TO celebrate
marriages. r
Aonie Il. Walker was appointed guardian o.
Carrie Walker, aged seven years
Tho report of the Commissioner OF the Rev
enus was filed, and rules issued against various
liquor dealers to show cause Why their licenses
should not BE- revoked.
The grand Jury, f. Il. Windsor, foreman,
presented an indictment against Washington
Gay, wounding witt. intent to kill; true bill.
Commonwealth VS. Washiugnn Gay-lndlctt
ment a. W. Armstrong assigned as COUNSEL.
Plea not gully, aud plea in abatencGn'; demur
rcr to plea, and demurrer sustained; jury and
vcrdot guilty, and term Of lmprisomcut. liked
at three years ID the penitcu.iary; motion ID
arrest Of Judgment aud Tor new trial; set tor
bearing Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23
lNOMMENICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
TYING THE NurMAL KNOT. Csc cf tho
most baauliul Wedding ceremonies 80 have
Witnessed recently took i;ac: a: the rcSldeace
of the hlissJs Henderson, Patrick street, 90
"Wednesday at nall past four o'clock i. III.
Under the cheerful iriluAEco Of the @asIight,
the tgs;efu! n)ra! decorations and d!ayiHgs, and
the presence Of the family and few Intimate
friends, Miss Ella HENDERSON was united 10
the hcl9 beads Ct .sed!ock to John }. fbomas
u. S. N, 500 CT tx Mayor =. G. Thomas, Of
Portsmouth,, Va. k.v. W. ). ptuick pei
formed the ceremony, and tied the nupilal kuCt
10 his usual impressive ma1Dcr. The bride
was most becouIngIy attired in superb cos
tune of brorz, green silk and velvet, and the
groom in tic conventional black. OF this
handsome couple VIC might we'll sly:
-"Scc here the bride, hoW sweet, how n!!nl,
Tie loving bf:dusrooln-ooS at hun. y
Tho COMPANY afterwards ASSEMBLED il TIC
dining room, which was neatly draptA With
h)ral devices, ind par;ook Of sumrtu9us COL
latiou, not forgetting to drink thc health OF the
bride.
The steamer Lady CT tho Lake, tho same
efiorooon, tool: the happy coupe to the grcoln $
station, at Norfolk, their residence bol0g in the
Atlantic Hotel. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

FOUND OpEN.-Otfcer Horacmau, while on
his rcubds about two o'clock on Sunday morn
ing, found The door of Mifloton's carriage
shop, on Columbus street, Dcar Duke, wide
opeu. lie alaO s,w lwo men run from, the
shop, but vas unable to catch them. 1t IS
supposed that their object was either robbery
or inrr uaia;ism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

4 FULL LINE or WHITE and BROWN
IA SUGARS il store and for sale cheap at
son ,; j. &, MlIBUkN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

UsroRrUNA TE.-ihe Barkentiuc Addic NJ.
Sccpcr, Hti3h s.iIed frcm Gc2-getoNo Ter As
rinyalI ca Saturday, s?cns 10 &c so unioIsu'
pate craft. Slentlon has been heretofore made
cf the srrest If some Of her crew, for desertloD'
The !,serters wer. on Friday ia ken BY the
captain Cut Of The station house at Georgetown
where they w:rc locked up, being apparcotl;
repeNtsut.
Or Saturday morning, however, the captain
swoka to fed hi, men again gone, and they
have not been sceo since. The captaio started 70
Baltimore On Saturday With bis first and :eccnd
mate, 10 order to snip a Ley crew, but %
reaching the Cut" below Georectow0' got
hard aground where be sill remains.
The Schooner Cara f. Simpson which also
sailed from Georgetown on Saturday, for Port
Iaod, With COO tons Of coal, got aground near
the Sleeper, and the two prove conSlicrabIe
obstruction TO navigation, r.
It is though! that neither weasel will get CIT
without discharging cargo, unless an cZtraor'
dioarily high tide comes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

those WHO are fond of steamboat ride to
ss!. water at tins season of the year cannot do
better than to avail themselves Of the facilities
cfcrci by the steamer John W. Thompson:
She leaves here three times week Tor Nom!ni
Ferry aod Loouardtowo, stopping at all the
siver landings, and returning the following
da5s, thereby atfordug fine view of the 20.
touac hy daylight Capt. Wood will mako
every body comfortable who may patronizs the
Thompson. Tie fare fer The round trip is
v;rv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-09-23

d iHOICE FAMILY ard EXTRA FLOUR
- .3r sale q! low rates by
sep23 j. =. MlLBURN.