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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

NEW DRY GOODS.
~ j.. f. BR4ASHEAR.
Thursday, Julg 18th. 1873.
We received per express day Lawns, FER
Gales, White Goods. Table Dams SIX, Towels and
Napkins, Summer Suitngz, Sc, &c. together
with the bnst assortment OF Me iium and Light
Calicocs offered this season.
D. +. BRAS HEAR,
II. b. Eoomes No. I0.} King street.
jy25 alexandria, Va.
NEW CROP TEASat
~ je25 JCi hILBURN.S.
pRIME LEMONS and OF; .ANGES at
L NH II j. &. Is y. ALLBURN s.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs, &c.
SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
OLD DOMINION COMMANDERY, NO. II
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
Will give select Moonlight Excursion 10
MARSHALL HALL, on THURSDAY, Au
gust 10Th. 1878, on the steamer MARY WASH.
INGTON.
Prof. Medley's Celebrated String Band has
been engaged for the occasion.
The boat will leave Washington at 6 80 snd
Alexandria at Is p. M; returning. arrive al
Alexandria about II o'clock and Washington
about g. II.
Tickets-Gentleman and lady 75c; lady's
ticket 25c-Which can be purchased OF either of
the following gentlemen of the committee: j.
d. d. Smoot, w. K. Davidson, Harrie Smoot,
Edgar Wsr6eld and Geo. F. Steiner.
aug 1876. S10,l3.14&l5
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON
~ tho large, swift and commodious steamer
JOHN w. THOMPSON, to MARSHALL
HALL, on TUESDAY, August 10, 1878. The
steamer will leave Reeds wharf at I 80 p. NJ;
returning al 2 q. m. Music will be furnished by
Prof. Medley's Band. The committee reserve
the right to rejec! all improper persons. Ar
rangement have been made with the proprietors
TO furnish supper at 50c.
Tickets-Gentleman and lady Soc; lady's
ticket 21c-to BIO had of any of the committee
Committee of A1rangements-E. 81. o. Brien,
4. NJ Latham, Geo. Bosssrt, J. Marriott Hill,
j. 81. Waterman and B. f. Atwell. aug
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BOSTON, Jr.

Ffo,a Harry C. Shalcr. the Champion Base
Ball PLAYER
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OPECIAL BOAT TO WASHINGTON.

aud 20 p. m. FRIDAY. August I'd, for the
convenience Of parties wishing to visit the
Shutzenfc-t or spend the evening in Washing.
ton. Tickets. round trip, 25c. Boat leaves
Washington at II Is q. NJ. aug 1-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

NEW YORK. August Stocks steady. Mon.
ey2. Gold 1904. Flour quiet and stoadV Wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-01

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining admission in JUS
we'll known State Institution as cadets will 81.
ply without delay to the undersigned.
Provision is made for full discipline and ia
struction during the months Of July and August.
preparatory to the resumption Of regular studies
on the Sd of September.
FRANCIS II. SMITH
~ A-eoSWtSl Superintendent
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AN y NJ "
Y CHANICAL GOLLEGE.
The Seventh Session bogna AUGUST 1874.
1878. Instead Of 1872 Stale students. n hcro''
fore, 200 will be received free Of charge i'' la
ton. Board in mosses costs s. month
Applv for appointments ~ State students. o.
for Catalogue, to l.. l.. G. MINOR Prca't.
IA 17-oolm Biacksbu Va
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DELLE HAVEN INSTlT U
ID (FOR YOUNG LAD1ES)
ALEXANDRIA, Va
The next session Of this Institution Will open
on MONDAY, the 10th Of September, 1873
For Catalogue, con!sning full parlic lsar!,
plea,e address either Of the undersig gael.
e. A. PENIUh, hssocia."
CARTER PAGE, Frlncin. is.
ia 20-e0;}m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-19
THE HERMITAGE.
Opposite the Carson Race Track, on
Warm Springs Road.

NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
~ The above cozy little is now open, and from the
natural of the offers peculiar advantages
the thirsty and traveller Our drinks Of
the best and for cooness cannot be exceled The Old
Hermit "WATTY," will always be hand to attend to
the of his old and much esteemed friends who may
favor him with a call
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-19
FITS EPILEPSY.
FALLING SECkNE EES.

F~- nI"H' Etiiy Cur@%-no hnmbnG-hy
month ~ usage Gs DIR. g. EluEt.'s EelebT ar ed
lntahIbie f'f Pow ~rs To convince sufferers thEt
these powders will DO al claim them will
them by mail, Is"st nai5. fire Trial bCx- nr
Gouard the only physician that has made this
ease specih study and knowledge thousands
nave been ~ITntVI,ent y cured by the Of these
t. ~ erS we - j0 GuaTa ~ perniBI.e II
cure in every case, o. raas y"u all onPy ex-
pes'"-. All sufferers should give these Powders Ln
early trial and be convinced of their curative E-,ers
Price for large box, s., boxes for go sent by mai
~ any part Of the United States Canaa oi rcCCUt
price, OF by express, G. o. q. Address,
ASS & FOB gtMs.
febIey 800 FrLros aTxHE7 BseoKyK Nv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-19
i4th day of September. 1878.


open o'clock A M, and close at o'clock of the
same day.
All legal voters who in the affirmative to the
following test will be eligible to both named Pri
mares.
DEMOCRATIC VOTING TEST.
l. Are you citizen of the United States?
Will have been in the State six months and in the
county thirty days next preceding the 9Th of November
1878?
g. Did you vote for the den and Hendricks Electors at
the last Presidential election7 not would you have
done so if you had the opportunity?
a. Do you pledge youreef for the nominees of
the Democratic tickets at the next ensuing elections?
further ordered that all arrangements for these
Primaries, as far as the Empire City and Brunswick Mill
candidates and elections concerned shall be left to
Messrs Freeman and Ambrose members of the committee
residing at Empire City, and they hereby authorized
and empowered to call elections for the same take place
on the day and month above stated
Democratic candidates for Delegates to either of the
above elections are hereby requested to make tickets
for the same without further notice
The following named gentlemen were duly elected act
officers at both elections Judges NJ Hacket and
j. c. Ogden; Inspector-M A. Driesbach; Clerk-O. H.
Gilbert.
All OF which is respectfully submitted to the Democratic
voters of Ormsby County, and ordered printed.
JAMES HUNT, Vice President,
R. FRED. BROOKS, Secretary au27td
Tribune please copy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-19
PROBATE notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TRsT II
~ O. NJ Beckstead has filed in my office petition pray:
ing an Order OF the Second Judicial District Court in and
for Ormsby County Nevada, directing William r. Mos
grove, executor Of the last Wi and testament Of William
Patterson deceased to deed To said petitioners WIFE, M
Jane Beckstead lot three () in block No forty D
Of Mussers Division of Carson City, 0rmsby County, Nc
vada Said petition will be heard in said Court At ::
room in Carson City, at 10 O'Clock NJ MAY l5th ls7s,
when all parties in interest will be heard in that behalf
in opposition thereto
By order of his Honor, S. II. "leTr, Judge OK sal
Court.
Carson City, April Il, 1878.
law4w ALFRED HELM, Clerk Of said Couyt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-19

This Committee to the several County Com
mtees to adopt such restrictions the primaries shall
exclude all except well known Republican voters from vot
ing for delegates the State Convention The manner of
choosing said delegates referred to the several County
Committees for their respective action
c. C. BATTERMAN Chairman.
HENRY PIPER, Secretary au25td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-19
MAGNOLIA
BALM

TAs MAeNoriA BALM Is n sure device for creating
Q pure and blooming complexion.
It concesls all natural blemshes in the most sur
p4isng and effective manner
II removes all rouahness, eruptions, redness.
blotches freckles and tan with magical power
It drives away all evidences of fatigue and eI-
element
It makes the plainest face beautiful
Il gives the complexion Il dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful.
rotund, and plump.
II makes matron of IS or 40 look not more than
70 years old, and changes the rustic maiden into
cultivated city belle.
The Aao,,olia Balm ren.ores all Nenishes and con-
csals every dra06dck to beauty; and, t0hde Il az
harmless as 1cdter 1t IS tske an 1tS eTeca hdS
he closest obserTer cannot detect its use. o
Ladies' who want to make themselves attractive
IAN make an absolute certainty of IT by using
HAaAH's MAGNOLIA BALM, and we know OF no otEeS
way 1t is the cheapest preparation IN the WoEic,
all things considered, and may be lad At siy drug
store.
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$40 Reward j!

n OsT. ON TUESDAY, MAY 9TH. 1873.
i A between the Mountain House, the Aurora Road,
and Cradlebaughs Ranch Memorandum Book, contain
ing valuable papers, letters and some money The finder
will receive the above reward by leaving it at the Mountain
House the Aurora road. TERRY.
MAY 7th 1878, 7Wt
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his friends and hundreds Of hose unfortu
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AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
his profession The doctor would remind all those phc
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

Tho Burlington Hasokeye says that .',hc partyn
Ia nsisy .'0ut never dangerous"
Tho Boston Transcript hopes that tho Senate will
put quietus on the attempt TO reduce the army.
Indian apos Jourad, rep ):--"If Sherman did what
he 10 charged with doing ho did right and every ro-
publican will honor him Tor It,"
Atlanta Coastitafion dem :-"Mr Hayes admins
ira,ion has ouomos IN tho south except among
tho carpet. baggcrs aud tho needy rcpubhcans.n
Dayton (oalol Democrat dem. J:-"wc understand
that Hoa. John A. Shank, OF CinrlnnatL candidate
second district
Chicago Times (icm.l -" Give this man consulate
IN a warm climate said tho President In reference
a mid spoken man."
Philadelphia Times em.):--"Tho democratic pri-
IN aries Fayottc county resulted majority los
Tor e. l.. Boyic Daniel Kainc Tor Congress, aud OF
SIT for I. ID. schnaisery over Mr. Nowmycr Tor Sen
ator."
Memphis Ardidnche dem. ):-"rho Northern demo.
leaders do not consider Alexander H. Stephens
n good Southern man. They know good South
crncr when they him. Ho Is person Who Is will
ing to trade vital interests Of his section for gusn
ana few crumbs from tao ofclai's tablc.n
Cincinnati Commercial (ind.l :"whiic General But
Icr APPARENTLY cast hts lot win tho revolutionary
democrats by no means follows that he VIII 90 with
tncm further than 10 tho point where hts capacity to
lead them into mischief damaging 10 themselves will
cease be useful II Is mistake suppose that tho
gull between tho President and benjamin impss-
sable as That between Lazarus aud Dives"
ST. Louis Republican, tdem :--"Gcnorai George @.
vcst appears to DO developing unexpected strength
for Senator In tho Western we'll Central count os
OF The State II thoro was any alliance between
bts friends anI these OF Mr.. Thomas Allen A.
seems to have gone to smash ono Of tho curious
Of tho IL tho inconsidcrabIe following
oil Governor Phelps IN his Senatorial aspirations"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
RAILROAD ELEC ZION.

CHICAGO. Juno Q. 1878.
Tho long anticipated election Of directors and ON
GERS or The Northwestern Railroad occurred to-day
aud perfect harmony character ID tho proceeding
Near;y every large stakeholder was present, and
81 out OF tho 4lo a7s shares stock voted
SIX vacancies In tho Board OF Directors were
hlled--thrce BY tho reelection OF Jay Could
William l.. scott aud J. :. Tenhavc, ana three
by tho election of u. p. Morgan, Frank Work and e.
j. Osborn, the place Of Harvey Kennedy, s. H. Mills
and John bloodgooi, respectively. Directors ID.
Howe and II. u. Porter rcsignei, and their PLACES
nllcd by David Jones, who will serve years
aud by Perry smith, one year. rho directors at
subsequent meeting elected tho following officers -
For President Albert Keep; Vice President aud sec
rctary and Treasurer a. l.. sykes, Jr. Assistant
Secretary and Assistant treasurer. 4. q. Howe.
The following Executive Committee was elected -
David BOWS, W. l.. scott, Albert kccp, A. s. Duimar
jay Gould. ID. r. Morgan, Frank Work rhe nrst
tour we're reelected The compromise, OF which
to-days occtiou rs the result, virtually leaves
the road Ia the same hands AS last year. Jay Gould
did not control majority Of tho stock. but he
cured gvcd recognition In tho orpanlz .liop, with
which he was apparently satisfied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
ST. DOMINGO.

ARRIVAL or DUTCH GUNBoAT 10 DLMAND
AN kxrLANArIoS-sENoR oowzAIE, pRoDA-
BLY, CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
HAVANA, Juno o. 1878.
Advicos from ST. Domingo report tho arrival at
the Cal Nal on Nay 25 Of threo Dutch war
ships. Their object IL to await the result OF
reclamation proceedings Instituted by the Con-
sul OF Holland Tor the seizure by tho
Doninicins OF mo Dutcn brig Havana Packet in Man
xanill0Bay. Tho Dom nicans CHIN tho brig car
ried materials tor the rovoluiionsts who over.
turned Dacz II Is supposed that tho affair will be
settled 10 an arbitrary mnnncr by tho Dutcn 1ocI.
THE NEW PREsirRSr.
Tho election Tor President OF 81. Domingo TOOK
place curing May "a rs aud "a Disturbances oc-
cured tns first day, bot wee immediately sup.
pressed. Tho following were the canidate &C "a.
erals Gregorio Lupcron, Ccsareo GuIlIermo Juan
Isdro Urtea ana Ygnacio NJ aria Gonzairz Gonxal, Z
obtained q majority IN ths capital and envruns apd
It liz believed ne will triumph. The Camara has 1xca
the Presidential torn at ono wear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or TIKI CHrEp SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON, June I'll Al
Indications
For tho Middle Atlantic States nearly stationary
followed Dy falling barometer, eas,eriy TO southcrly
winds. slightly warmer clear partly cloudy weather,
probably succeeded curing the night by rain areas
for New England. rising barometer, northw westerly
winds becoming variable, noariy stationary temporal
turc, clear partly cloudy weather, followed tn tho
western portion oy falling barometer.
For tho Cult States, generally lower pressure,
southeast TO southwest Winds slightly warmer clear
pars!y cloudy weather. and possibly occasional
ralna
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower pressure
southeast 70 southwest winds, warmer partly CLOUDY
weather Nd rain areas.
For tho lake region, falling barometer and station.
airy temperature, ncrcnsin. southeast TO northeast
winds, partly cloudy and cloudy weather, and fra-
qucnt ruins and local Storms, followed over tho
upper iakes by rising barometer anu cooler no,herly
winds.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
loys rising barometer winds shifting to cooler north
oriy, partly cloudy weather with rams and local
storms followed tho latter W falling baromet tor
and winds shifting to warmer eastcry or southeriy.
The Missouri River will CONTINUE 70 rise slowly NJ
Omaha and Lcaveuworth.
Cautionary of-shoro signals continue at Eastpors
and rhatchtrs Island, and caulonary signals Capo
Lookout, Duluth. Marquette, Escanaba, Ludington,
Grand Haven, Chicago, Milwaukee and Section No /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
UNDERWRITING IMPORTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HfRALp.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HfRALp.1
WASHINGTON, Juno 0, 1873
Tho special commission tho subject OF under
valued foreign imports had nearing to-day by the
Ways and Means COMMITTEE, TO whom they were
introduced by Secretary Sherman. Tho plan for
a change OF tho duties on silks ana gloves
from I'D valorcm TO specific was explained,
and Mr.. Libbcy, Of the urn OF A. I. Stc-
wart a. Co. Of New York, and Mr. Letter, OF
Chicago, mado addresses advocating the proposed
change. BY the present system foreign goods wcro
consigned ny tho forc.g1 manufacturers 10 speciai
AGENTS IN this country ut fictitious ana nominal
valuations. enabling these agents 10 undcrsc honest
importers and dcirsudng the revenue TO tho .xtent
OF So 900 900 or 81 Cu0, 900 year The hearing
hot concluded, bu: will be resumed al Iu,ure meet
Of the u.ittoc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
THE FRANCo-AMERICAN TREATY.

DELEGATION TO PROCEED TO PARIS.
wAsnISGrox, June Q, 1878.
Al a meeting OF the Central COMMITTEE the
Franco-American Treaty OF Commerce. held TO-
night Senator Butter OF South Carolina, clocied
president OF the delegation proceed to Paris to-
getLcr with Vice Presidents Elliott c. Cowiin, OF New
York "A. Pollock, OF Wsshin goL Nathan Appleton OF
Boston, and Ernest BruIatour. OF LOUISIANA, sscrc-
tary. Senator Eustis OF LOUISIANA, 10 unable 10
company the delegation MS president but remains as
president OF tho Central Committee and Lewis John.
son h Co. were elected trcasurcrk
rRESCH COMMISSIONER.
NJ. Chottoau expressed hts thanks TO the Central
Committee aud TO tho pross for their valuable ard In
furthcrance OF this commercial movement lie will
sail for France the 10Th Inst. Tho date Tor the
meeting OF tho Franc0-Aincrcan Congress wus fixed
for the th Of August rho reply 10 the appeal OF
French Committee vas read and unanimously APP
proycd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
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SIGNED By TIE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, y. u, juno o, 1873.
Governor Robinson to-day sigucd tho following
bills -
AuihoriziEg the Mutual Fire Insurance Company to
unto with Il a cash capital aud provide for It's par
ticipaton In their business.
Ter the rclioi Of john osan, and to authorize tho
city OF Nsw York to pay tho amount which may be
round due from said city 10 said Hogan tor granite
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

INAUGURATION or @ VERNON PREscoTT-
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
CoycoRD, June o, 1873
Governor Prescott was inauguratcd to-day. There
was an extensive military parade when was wit
messed by large number OF people from all parts Of
tho STATE. In HIS message tho Governor recon-
menus tho passage Of act authorizing
the issue OF bonds 10 meet some 100000 OF
State Indebtedness now falling due. aud RECON-
incnds raising 100000 by state tax Referring
10 tho sxty-six savings banks OF the State no
recommends q continuation Of the present ratio
oil taxation, aud that sum not exceeding tour ucr
cent annually should &c paid IN dividends untii a
SINKING tuna OF ten pcr cot shoad have
from the surplus earoings.
In The Losis aturc tins morning vacancy Was dc.
cared III senatorial district No. and Emmons II.
Phiibrick elected. senator EiGredgo was gwen
until Tuesday to present protest IN support or his
claim a seat IN the Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
AN INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL TAYLOR.


[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WINCHESTER, Va. June q, 1878.
Your correspondent had . long interview with
General Richard Taylor this evening In regard TO the
article published by him In tho North American Re
viec last January In relation to the campaign Of Con-
eral Grant IN Virginia. the substance Of which nior
nation, he now relates, he obtained originally
from General Hallcck. and which statement was
subsequently, confirmed by tho statements OF General
Joseph +. Johnston. Alter narrating the facts as
they were impressed on his memory and tho subss.
.qucn palms which he ascertain from General
Johnston II his recollection OF tho narrative as re-
no thought hts letter already addressed TO tho HERALD
contained as much he wished TO have published In
relation 10 his Knowledge Of the subject The sab-
stance OF his remarks wore as follows:-
General Taylor docs Lot oosiro to enter into any
question yeracjty He simply dosires TO show that
no was justified by hts authorities his belief that
such a conference was described In tho North
American RtvieU did actually take place. In advance
Of General Grants denial, never shadow OF doubt
crossed mis- mind TO It's accuracy. General Taylor
had no acquaintance with ex.secretary woiios; mover
corrcsponded with him, and never CHANGED 10
his article In tho March number OF tho atlantic; nor
had his attention been called TO the quotations
published In tho HERALD In connection with General
Grants denial He had simply road the part apper-
taning himself and as that came marked tho letter
OF General Badcau overlooked. General Tayior's
article tor the North Americda ReuieC mentioning the
conference, was written IN October, 1877.