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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

II f5g7srt COMPARES these waters with those of
reitsi a-eclbrier White Sulphur, West Fir-
Iced, as IN cersaU class of cases, it is much
y! Ericr 10 The latter. a'lude 10 the abiding de-
ihiy attendant upen the tardy convaleecence from
zee asate diseases; and mSre fspsssgt.y t9 t4s
= ERs IN ALL THEIR GRADES AND VkRIE-
q sssta,n serms ef a,Gpis SysPepss I ana ALL III;
y 20 9S as hy mineral waiess In short
ere / cailfa upon to state from aohat mineral
e:srs Idavt seer he greatest and anost atnmis.;
a5s er esaa easss soa s
!'.6urg Sa,sr.g'S T.s'' i.
IGRACT FROM a COMMUNICATION OF DR.
JOHN w. WILLIAMSON, OF sfE.
JktKSON, TENN, ,s-a4. y:
n THE THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF THE
! BuFFAL0 LITH1A WATERS, :Ef
+ VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY FOR FEB
| RUARY, 1877; ,~ -
r .T5etr great yRiue In Malarfai Diseases ana Sc
t6ts. has been most abundantly and
t.a valuable auxiliary in the Treatment Of the
tide1nic OF SeaT-fsyer, which so terribly amicted
Aiasisxlppi Valley during the past sum mer:
EtsGrits 10 myself and 1t gave prompt RELIEF IN
case of suppression OF urine In yellow-fever. and
ffaedlT mitigated olher distressing and daH-
kNgs sy rptosds- The patient recovered. but
9s far thaasaserInaY have contributed TO that re-
f'a* sanBot undertake 10 say. There Is no doubt,
tSeysr. abot the 1Ics that It's administration was
eleed by the most beoeflciai results" =
MALARIAL POISON. ..7Se
iyTRAcT FROM 5li LETTER OF DIR. j. T. AT
IERBURY, oFEsrELL, MISS, DATED JULY
at1s79: ~. <..s ..-s
!. iaye 0nnd the Buffalo Lithia Waters invalua;
Z 10 All diseases heyiug their origin In ma!ariai
Indeed, theTs seem almost specthc III dls-
tt,s sslaraeIer,sI believe that persons re-
II ss.-ssSssI lsaiarious districts might find 70
,.ss an,mpsity from malarious fevers aoo
sl4.idnt evils by thc free Use OF these waters
!ns ssasss ssa q the year specially caicu'a'ea
&iRaCT FROM LETTER OF THE LATE
Dir. THoN as p. ATKINSON,
) pAssFILLE. yak PR ESIDEST STATE &RD-
Ic6L SOCIETY. OF AUGUST 10, 1879.
The Lishia ayafers have unquestio1ably dis
=! M Iiicsmassc reg pms Of the South, which may
: t;;soep pcd togeshfs under the head OF ,Mniarlai
eegsri NJ ts.patic engorgemen is enlarge"
itnss OF 3ssf saNndice, &C. 1t Is not pre-.
i4dea snat &Esss Ms$rs possess auy anti. periodic
iq2erttes such rs ~ mine at the same time, how
fess Is certainly tue that In Intermiirent- and
etnlttentsteysrs iifi Chronic form, they have In
tlasrsEs tnsiauceS given relief In cases which had
I4anately RESISTED al the anti-periodIc drugs Of
Iay ywstrattted In saying that. with rare axcep-
ous, wherever disease is found originating under
;:lariai inaasnce, q fotent remedy may be found
- THOMAS F. GooDE, Proprietor
- al l-eod6t Buffalo Lithd Springs, Va. !
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PIl.yiEp.
EnAWN.PARTYi

THERE. WIEL BE A LrSpN.PARTY
4 AT Be. I.A1EAsJ. POWHATA "; for the benefit
sf Emmanuel church. on TiIUkSD " EVENING,
24th OF JdiT; at 9P * TABLEA a2 from Scrip
ture scenes. CHARADES, ana FINE MUSIC.
ADM1SSsSH:: Free 70 the grounr s, Sfbeh will be
lighted With 100 la,; Germs: TO The ttbleaux, cha
rades, &C.. CSC. chi.syen half price.
b. REFRESHMENTS vt low rates. Tie public re-
spectfully Invited. iSg3.us
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AGILE AND FEVER,

:. ester eaihsrt!e can be used preparatory to or
,sr :ai=as aasn.Ee.
A. siaple S,ssesssise they are unequalled. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

!; GsE WATERS TESTED IN A CASE OF VEL
LoW-FEVER. 80.
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MEETINGS

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS &IA
ZOE JEFFERSOE LODGE. No. 23, EEeA
hS!GaTs 1ssr ena Is, oE ts PYTalAs-Attead reg Rg
ilc ,Wi!hl1sons) heIl TfftfS {WeJm sdayJ SSsSH
ESENiNG, July 23d, at s O'Clock Can S1aS1
aidses Tor ranks nra requested TO be prompt IN at-
tennanee II Is hoped that every nelniyer swfiH be
present. Wembers OF sister lodges an d vi. Hing brS
thers cot6fafy invited to attend '7'1s ~
= BY ORDER Of theChanceilor Cc4atnandfr ~ -
&. 49,, -; i5fiIssg, J.. r., LAMKIS, ~
u Z3-I" .,l K.of r. ana s.
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Every article has been marked down to ....
a. . ... f,:.. VERY LOW FIGCHES, .
as the stock, though large must be sold by given
a.l. time.
An opportunity like this to purchase
STRICTLY FIRST-CLAsS GOODS
-- ... AT AND UNDER COST ...
scarcely ever presents Itself but oncei In lifetime
Don't miss your chance. L., ..,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

TIE BEST SopA-WATER and Mineral Waters al
ScHOES'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

on DRACGHT, all of the popular MINERAL WA
TIERS, at SCHoEN's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23
MRs. F. IIurzLEE sells the cheapest Millinery.

HuTzLEn BROTHERS offer The greatest bargains
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TlpIstOPAI;.- HaGH SCHOOL. NE

FPISCOPAE:l E1GH SCHOOL, NEAR
II ALEEAN DRFS., WA BOYS 9JHOOL,.
fitting tor role 4e business The fofty6fst year
opens NEDh ESnAS. SEfTEMhER 2i..lS79.
Terms RI tn-el,. FfH resident teachers, 2zsd libe-
raj provision n, all respects for the hpro1e 1espent
and confer, Of pupils Elevated and bean.ssnl loca-
iiun. ESSnsfve grounds, Including an ample
Skaling-pCnd I'd tlioysuy eaui pped 6 ynmasum.
Students from .reve Sta.ea. For Catalogues address
the Princfpf, J.. 81. BLACKBOARD. Ma.
y2l.eoy2taa Alexandria, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

scHoEN has on draught Ginger ale, Ottawa Beer
and Mead, 'U.s al .........
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BUFFALO LITHJA WATER.
! g,F ALo LITHIA WATERS

AiALARIAL POISON,
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IA. AGRfCULTURAL AND

VIRGINIA. AGRICULTURAL AND
NGC IHANfGAL COLLEGE.
The eicbehs0 sion trghls the SrH OF AUGUST
1879. Tu tson and .oon-rrnt free, and pOnrd in
messer, Vt: in iGmiIssS, nowhere above $40. 1n-
creased opsor.u mites feg earninss farm and In
shops. For app otfrt ELn;s or Catalogues, address
. G. l.. G. MINOR. President
Blackshnrg, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

TRACT FR0hIA LETTER OF DIR. WILLIAM
T. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

SARATOGA WATERS on draueht as ScHoEN's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-23

rgNHIRTY-FlVE DOLLARS 1851 will be
l. paid for 4 SITUATION AS BOOK-KEEPER,
BY one who can furnish une2ceptlonabe references
us 10 character and capacity. Address wv.
T. r. r.,
21-MSW2tE 70. 1911 Cary street. city,;
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je 12.a5n58.asaua,2sses,20 IL 90
UiIUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
IA: STATNTON, VA. -"

The tsessian Of lsf9-sO will OPEN THE FIRST
WE'D NES9AY1N SEPTEMBER and Close the ;"
sorrps pondio.. time ait JENE following.
TER: Ms tfor session OF forty weeks. payable QUE
hair Oh renrarfna and the balance In February)Se-
ieellon the first For be,rd, washing, fue lights,
physc !ans fee seat w eureh calislhcntcs, and full
Englls course, iucusaEg elocutlon aud contingent
see-a. .e $3.50.
, For full particulars apply 10 the Principal for :
tutaIo Yues te21-2m
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WANTS.

"TANTED. RuAKir- W I'TH IlNEflR-
w -N1SHED ROOM, and hail. room attached, for
gentleman, wirc, and servant. Private family pre-
ferred. Address, stating terms, &C.,
BOARD,
jy 2S.3t care Of Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

CoNCFRT.-A concert Is t. b. given at Lebs
nor Church, in the vicinity OF Clouds Mill, TO.
morrow night, at I o'cl OK. The proceeds are
to be applied To the lurchsse of ao organ for
The church. Several professional ogers ere to
be present, en- De- Frank Lewis, OF West End,
will act as organist, A deis htful entertainment
may be expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

OLD STUDENTS SUPPER The annual re
union and supper Of the Suciety OF Old Students
Of St. johns Academy will tsks pc at
Steuernagel5 Exchange to morrow night. The
members will assemble 10 tie lecture room OF
the academy al 7:30 y d.. ana malc 10 b dy
10 the bacquet hall. TIE former reunions OF
this society haze been kilhly Ell lYabe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

PERSONAL Miss Agnes Horndon, who de-
lighted the citizsns of this place last year with
her readlogs has gone upon the stage, and
appeared in Lyochburg list Tuesday, SUPP orted
by heI own c)mpaDy. She is said to be as sue.
cess'u ss al ac:resa as she was as q reader.
The marriage of Surgeon II. Oh y Paulding,
OF the army, and Miss Mani, French. of this
city, will take place Oh the 18th of January.
The wedding will be at at she residence of the
brides psrent's and will be very quiet, only
the relatives and intimate friends Of the families
being Invited. After short tour Surgeon and
Mrs. Pau ding will return to Fort McHepry,
where he Is stationed.
o. hlr. w. W. COrclran spcot SATURDAY. even.
Ing at the Louis IL me, where be had quite 8
reception. A poem, on the occasion of Nj
Corcoran S Slst birthday, prepared By an NO.
known admlrer, was read during the evening.
Miss Belle L;yburD, native Of AppomattoE
county, who has bean living in Greece f)r sew
era vars, has returned to the Uoitcd States.
She has been 10 Winchester several weeks. the
guest of MIR. Robert 3 Holiday. Miss Ley
burn was attached 10 the Presbyterian mission
10 Crscc9, but TOR some time has been living at
leIos, IN Turkey. She brinss to Virginia a
bright little Greek girl to be educated.
Mr.. A. Schofcld, former Councilman from
the Third Ward, who has been spending Christ.
mas with bis family in this city, left for bis pre-,
sent place Of duty at Evansville, Ohio, this
morning.
Among the guests at the Corcoran dinner at
the Louise Home, ia Washington, en- Saturday
last, was Mrs. Stonewal! jackson, and her &C.
complished daughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

AN AUTHORITY ON BLACK EYES Harry
Hill, the famous sport, is sail to know more
about black EYES than the brightest truuette 10
America. He has given snd taken thousands
10 bis time, and he says the only thing which
will remove them within twelve hours is Giles
Lniment Iodide Ammonia. Giles Pills cure
Constipation. Sold by al druggists S nd for
pa nphet to Dr. GILES l2O West Broadway,
N Y. Trial 70 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

POLICE REPORT Tue only case at the
Mayors Oic, this moroing was that Of Uhas.
NJ ,rtln, the coored boy who was locked I'D on
Saturday on suspicion Of stealing iron. Sufhr
ceDt evlderce COS appearing against him he
was discharktd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
AUCTION SALES.

FSCREATORS SALE-By order of the
- Governor OF the Commonwealth of Virgins
Is. i IS eschestor. will offer for sale, at the from
door of the Court House of Alexandria county.
on MONDAY, the 26:h day of January, 1889,
that being Court dsy at y o'clock n, TWEEN.
TY.ONE ACRES, two roods and twenty. ons
poles of LAND. in the ssid county of Alexsn-
dris, lstely the property OF James Hilton decd,
which said land has escheated 10 the Common.
wealth, according to l:w.
Terms OF Ssle: One third OF the purchase
money will be required in cash; the residue in two
equal annual pay ments, bearing iHteses. from
Gay or sale; the purchaser 10 execute bon &, with
good personsl security, and tee legal title to be
retained Till the whole Of thu purchase money il
paid. FRANCIS N. NILS
oeclz-lW Eschestor.
GOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VAI.UA.
~ BILE Landry virtue of Il decree pro-
nounced by the Circuit Court cf Prince Willi.m
county. at the November special term, 1879,
thereof IN the chsncery suit of Stonnel VS.. Ston-
heli, the undersigned. special commissioners
therein named, will offer for sale st pr bic suc
lon oetoro the front door Of tho court house Of
the said county, on MONDAY, tho 9TH dsy of
Jsruary, 1851 (thst being Court das) Inst Va L..
UABLE FARM situated IL the said county,
called NkaBSOp," containing about 6i3
sees. Ibis farm lies Oh the NeEbsco run sbou:
one half mile from Neatsco Mills and postotiic co;
II Is heavily tlmbered and has on 1t 8 COMMU,
D1OUS DWELLING and al necessary ou.
houses, we'll fenced and in good slate of cult
yetlon. 1t has Oh il slso VALUABLE
SLATE % AIRY, which has been extensive
ly worked since the wsr.
Terms OF Sale: One third Of the purchase
money in cash. and the residue in three eousl
payments at one two snd three years with in
terest from day Of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security, for the deferred
payments and the title to be retained until the
whole OF the purchase money is paid.
MIR Richard Stonnell, living on the premises,
will tske pleasure in showing the farm 10 snr
person wishing TO purchase
A plot OF the fam msy 90 seen ST the gliile of
John NJ. johnson, esq, Aioxaadris Ts.
SEoH = u n = JtQ6HiSSiS3oN, Comma
WM. E. LIP 5CuMR, o. Sale.
Plirce Milliu1n cnuntu dan IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Deer. % 1870
For the Middle Atlantic States falling bsrome-
ter. warmest southeast to southwest winds.
cloudy weather with rain or snow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
CANDIES.

we have just 0pecel ia, lins Of & .,a,os =,
az follows:
JORDAN SUGAR aLNpEU,
CRYSTAL FRUIT.
ROCK CANDY, assorted oolors.
WRAPPED CAGANELs
PLAIN CREAM BON Boxs,
ASSORTED CORDIAL OEops.
CREAM CHOCOLATE DROPS
JAPANESE CoCOANUr CANDY.
ASSORTED JELLY PASTE
TURKISH BON BoN5.
FINEST MINED CANDYin bills
ROSE aud LEMON GUaqDRopsi, bh,s
we offer special Inducements insths .sbov
line of goods.
MIME NEAT.
FLORIDA and jan iICA ORANGES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

You CAN FIND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Tin Ware. such as Baking Pans, Pie Pans,
Cutters, &C., cheap q! sTANsBURY's,
Cor. King and Columbus st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

FINE SINGING The singing at Christ
Church 90 Christmas and yoste day was pro-
ooounced by competent judges to be particularly
hoe. The regular chi was supplemented by
able volunteer talent, and portion of the
mu>lc sung was composed by the accom- plishcd
organlst. Professor Heymap, and was par!icu
larY admired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

READJUsTER ORGANIZATION "A meeting
OF readiusteIs was held in the law Office of A
w. Chlltoo, on Friday night. with R. Henry
Simpson In tho chair, and John T. Downey.
Secretary.
A committee Of Eve from each Ward was
appointed asa city committee with r. W. Bal.
longer, chairman, and j. T. Dowpey. Secretary.
Resolutions we're adopted approving the cleo
ton of Gen. Malone as U. S. Senator sp~
proving the course of the readjusters 10 the
General Assembly, and recommending A. w.
Chiffon. esq, for the Corporation Judgeship.
A meeting Of the city committee is to be held
Tomorrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

DoCTRINAL DIsCoURsEs.-Rev. Henderson
Suter, rector Of Christ Church. is delivering q
series of sermons explanatory of the doctrines
OF the Episcopal Church, as laid dowo in the
Book OF Common Prayer, which are attracting
large congregations and elicltipg warm common
dation from bis hearers, for the research and
ability displayed IN their preparation, a1d TIE
power and e'quence of their delivery The
sermon last night was 90 "Ioiant Baptism"
which was listened to by very large congrcga
ton, with deep interest aud evident sa i.facrion.
The discourse pext Sunday night will be Cd
Confirmation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

= De sure and call for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
y you are troubled With bad Cough or G Id.
1t II Will give you relief For sale by every re-
'"e'able druggist. Price % cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
LOG.aE ERE FITIES.

A marriage license was issued in Washing
too on Saturday to John j. Tyler and Marietta
(. Megeath, of Lo1doun county, Va
A little child Of Mr. Martin Power, formerly
Of this city, died 10 Washington, on Saturday,
and was buried 10 St. Mary's Cemetery at this
city yesterday.
Dola1 did not appear Oh the wharf yesterday
being engaged at the color d church. Rs ootc ID
elsewhere. but Messrs. Eogsh and PsVerlll,
two OF bis disciples, put ID an appearance aud
pret ched and sang tor scms time TO small au-
dience.
MARRIAGE OF Mrs HETTY CARY PEGRAM.
The quiet marriage of Mrs. Hetty Gary Pc
or m. the widow of the tie Gen. j Ohm Pegram,
of the Confederate States Army, was qlite o
surprise to all her friends. Even those NEST
Intimate, or many of them at least, knew Doth
log of the matter, uuti it was announced 10 the
plhlic prints. 1t was kcown that Professor n.
Newell Martin, the fortunate gentleman, was
paying court 10 this lady, and N any limited that
he was wooug like lover, but as 10 the nupo
tails few dreamed that they were so near al
hand. The lacy gave bri'pt reception at
her elegant ros,d eDce, No. l97 Norh Charles
street. 90 "Wednesday evening" Of last week, at
then no inIination Of the epproaching mar
marriage. The grron is OF Cambridge, EGG
land, bu: has been Professor 10 the J5hus
Hopkins University stree is formation. The
brits, Mrs. P.grsm, is probably the youoees:
looking lady for her years in ell Baltimore, and
has been long noted for her beauty ard in,e-
igeoce. The marriage was solemnizrd at an
early hour last Sa urdsy by the Rev. W. u.
MurkIand, d. d, OF the FraDkin Street Pres
byteriau Church, and the happy couple at ouoe
started upon bridal tour, which will DO prob
ably protr acted through sversl week. -Bai-
ttNlOredN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
Fasss SALE esss SEH'r
GHUTEK'6 HILL EUK RENT

GhUTEkS HILL EUK RENT,
THIS DESl LIABLE PROPERTY
For rent to- good tenant
from January lst. 1880 q. GOOD ooict for q
dairy. MIR. Ha-risou, now OF the place will!
show it TO any one desiring TO rent Enquire ol
DEC o-eCit \. HEEHEKT.
TOR SALE OR RENT-The l.rge BRICK
& DWEELING on the eat side Of Wash
lngton street, between Cameron And Queen sts.,
now occupied by James NJ. stewart. formerly
the residence of the late BENZ. Aa!luwel apply
to Green S Wise
HENRY {. BALLOWELL,
nov M-tf .ynnr.nr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

THE CONFEDERATE DEAD The remains OF
the Confederate soldiers who we're Inferred in
the U: 5. Cemetery, near this city, Were %
Saturday evening, removed to the excavation
prepared for them in the northeast corner of
Chris. Church yard and reinforced The bones
were all placed 10 large qaare bCx and the
grave rehlIed. 1t is hoped that the collections
may ere long reach az amount large enough to
Justify the erection of suitable monument
ever the departed braves. The removal CD
Saturday Vas very q1iet. only the workmep
and one or two chance Spectators beiCg present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
EOR RENT.

NNOR RENT OR LEASE-The desi!sols AMI
a roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied by K. B.
Lawson s. Go. Apply to
sepl6 T. NJ. LAWSON.
E'OR RENT-HOUSk No s. Cameron g..
- between Fairfax and Lee Apply TO
sp o-f j. L b. SMGOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

ARM BRoKEN.-A boy nsmed Thomas
Cnauncey, while playing with some companions
al the corner of Gbbon and Fairfax streets,
Yesterday, about &C ock, fell on the sidewalk
and broke his left arm. DR.. Powell was called
TO- out onoutced that the iured member
:ouo DOT be set Immediately. Young Chauncey
- unfortunate, having broken the same arm
ouco before, some year or two since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY. The Alex
ald'la Cal bolc Beneficial Soolety held lis annual
election OF officers last Dight. as follows Pres
Ident, NJ. B. Harlow 1t Vice President, John
DOunelIy; ID, Lawrence Bsyno Secretary,
Orlando Wood Book-keeper Richard NJ.
Latham Treasurer, Michael Smith Chaplain,
Rcv' 4. 7. Eating; DOorkeeper. John 7.
iiiII Dsputy Dooorkeeper, J 1hn J. Walsh ;
Marshall. p f. Gorman Assistants, H. Herb,
ner Jane Brannao NJ cbael Creaear; Standard
bearers, Martin Lswler, G. W. Greenwood
and Patrick Bavnn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

MINCE MEATi MINCE MEAT At
IVA mores Standard Mince NJ eat. the Old re.
liable and tsyorlte branu, for sale in packages
and b. the pound ~ e. MlLBUkN'S,
decl9 ID n Royal 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

FDAA CHEESE, Preserved Ginger in pots,
~ Gelstine Flsvorlng Extracts, fle Lemons,
&C., just received by
dec 70 J. g. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

SLEIIH BASk Els, Sleigh Runners ind
~ Sleigh Bells. Full stock, wholesale and re-
tail, ct JAMES +. CABIN & SONS,
decW G3 King straet
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-08

A SURPRISED PRYslCAN.--A dying pa
tent RECEIVERS through the interposition of
a humble German. Some weeks AGO DR..
G., a very reputable and widely known
physician, living on c. street, was called
to attend very complicated case of Rheu.
matlsm. Upon arriving at the house he
found a man about forty years of age, lying
in Frustrated and serious condition, with
his whole frame dangerously affected with
the painful disease He prescribed for the
patient, but the man continued TO grow
worse, and on Sunday evening he was
iouhd to be IN very alarming condition
The knees and elbows and larger Joints
were greatly inhamed and could not be
moved. 1t was only with extreme difficulty
that the patient could be turned in bed
with the aid Of three or -four persons. The
weight Of the clothing was so oppressive
that means had to be adopted to keep il
from the patients body
The doctor saw that his assistance would
De OF no avail, and left the house, the meh
6ers Of the family following him TO m
door, weeping. A, this critical hour. y
neIghbor, poor humble German shoemak.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-08

B. B. SMITH, Esq, Of Salem, Marion
county, has been adjudged insane, and sen.
to the asylum at Jacksonville. A year ago
Smith was one Of the brightest lawyers of
Southern Illinois, and was rapidly gaining
both fame and fortune. But in an evil
hour he consented TO become the candidate
Of the Republican party for Congress, from
the 18th district. From the time he en-
tered the field until the day of the election
he was fed upon assurances that his election
was fixed fact; and finally yielding cred
cnce to these hattering stories, he put his
money to the last dollar, and his energies to
the last point Of endurance, into the work
OF 'whooping up the boys" aud to giving
warmth and activity to the canvass. The
election came on; the ballots were cast and
counted, and B. B. Smith was badly
beaten man The shock and disappoint.
ment were more than his nervous organiza.
tion could stand He fell under it, mere
wreck of his former self, and his incarcera-
ton as lunatic in The insane asylum at
Jacksonville, is the balance of the story.