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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-24


The advantages Of these Lines are
/. II the passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West d North West, he IAN
buy his tickets via some one Of this Compauys
lines ant be sure Of reaching his destination
BY IT OR IT'S CONNECTIONS.
~. The greater pSrt of Its lines are laid with
steel Rails its road bed is perfect.
:. 1t 10 the short line between Ill important
points. H.. -r-.. - $50
Z: It's trains are equipped with the westinc-
and the latest improvements for comfort. safety
s.. 1t is the only Road in the West running The
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs. b -
9. tits the only Road running the Pullman
Palace sleeping Cars either way between
cAieaos asd s. Pad esssa by, Esospsh, II Crosse
Winoaa, Dubuque, 3cers9oe. Ma1aaukeo.
z. No road offers equal facilities in number
OF through trans. equipped with Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars.
z! It makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points. ,. a--
The popularity Of these lines is steadily in
tcreasing and passengers should consult their In
terest by purchasing tickets via this line.
q Tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and CanaS1a
Remember, you ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway, and AXE
none other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
SGG.3E BEsEs-fT3E3,

There IS 10 be tournament at Acackctk
Nd, on Thursday mex.
The II c.Et excursion ,7iil land at Marshall
l'@i. 10 n:gh:.
There have b=eu frequent showers Of rai0
5 aca yesterday ,ntraiog, tut the weather still
r.m.;ns hot.
Rev. Father s ring, OF Georgetowa college,
preached at st. MaIy's Church yesterday moro
icg.
The steamer Mary Washington will make
her popular rXcursicas during the week. See
advertisement.
The rCc'ut PROCLAMATION OF the Mayer has
Bad tic effect OF stimulating dog owners TO do
their tuty, ard Jour hundred AID eighty four
'Ic:rs9s havo tocn taken out up to date.
Captain Blake, Ct the steamer w. w. Car.
oo.a?, was. last Saturday evening, presented
.i:h 4 handsome National flag BY number Of
his i!ieuGs
Marriage licenses were issued in WASHINGTON
81 Saturday TO JOHN Llw. Of Prioco William
ccu4'g, Va, and Ella ToI50n, OF Stafford Co.,
Vs.; J. Ii. Whitehead a5d Eiz.bc,h Deer,
ooia ci Altx.ud.i. ccuuty, Va.
Mr. John e. d avis Of Washington, d. c.,
an Hiss A';ce L. VALLEY we're married CT
Fin; i!.;!, the r,3ideuce Of tho brides par
cts. ncsr Fairfax Coura House, on Wednesday
cscrirr last. Ihoy 5ii! take up their residence
ia Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
FisJ.R ls..qSE7sT& TO.y.
Hpcc'Gl Correspondence Of tie Alera. Gazette
WASHINGTON, d. O., Aug, %, 1879.

! Hpectcl Correspondence Of tie Alera. Gazette
WASHINGTON, d. o., Aug, %, 1879.
| bi,pa'c5ss received at tie fioo Of tho Ma
! il2nsi Board Of Health here 10 day from Mem
ph.s w. 'hc following as tho yellow fever state
m".t 10 that city since yesterdays report
N4n.b.r OF DcW c5ses 70, white aud II COL
| TT G; d%aths, I white aud I uolored. The
ox:sttLca Ct cases at SlarkviIlc aod n w Or
i>brs, reported this morhlog is off ciaily dc
s!vd. No r,qulsltous fer ralions for we'll no 0
pc, haTc yet been rtceigcd from aoy quarter.
The RI pts at the Treasury to day from 10
.era' revenue amounted to $6l3 500; from
oustcms to $lG% 10.
The commissions Ct W. e. Hopping, Of
IN !aI@', CalltOrnia. 10 b. register OF tho land
tthc1 at that place, vice Aaron Bell resigned
aud Il j. +. GojdaIl, of Bodic, California, to
be rre's Of tho land Office ct that place, vice
Il. w. Briggs, resigned, wrrc siGued by the
irrsiGrat to day.
The Commissioner OF Patents being letter.
viewed 10 day 10 rclerctc, TO the extensive
piratlrg OF American patents now practicCd 10
dc;mIny, said the only way ly which it could
bo prlVcnlcd was the indirect ono Of imposing
& lit Any t1x upon German patents 10 this coua.
~. Hnch course no thought would Induce
the Gcrnan Government to institute measures
by wh.ch tho cv! complained Of could be cor.
|, c,rd.
IN an iotalvlew with General McCook at the
War Department at noon 10 day that gentleman
said The Government had received nothing later
than the press dispatches from San Francisco.
II hcwevcr Anticipated 10 difficulty from that
qnbrter. 1t had furnished ammunition to The
volunteer tn'ls Of tic CITY aud charged it TO
Cahi0rria'a quota, ard would have done the
same III silLllGr cIso anywhere else. The
G"veInmcnt he s.id had troops on the islands
| uCar san francisco apd those troops were ready
20 proceed at moments notice 10 the rrotec :
tlor ot the city il tho Governor Of the State
made tic proper call for them. but such call
was not anticipated. The CONDITION OF affairs
Low IN San Francisco was Just tho reverse he
said, a. hat that prevailed during the
| Troublesome times there before. Then the arms
ADD AMMUNITION W, re in the hands OF the mob,
| ncw thCy ale held by the law and order loving
| pcr;inn ni the community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
aSNIY EONnll.

New lonE, Aug 25.-Thc drowned body
Of taan Was found this morning in the North
liver, and was removed to the moreua. Upon
y was found a letter addressed to Timothy
kclIy. Blackstone. Mass, written by bis daugh,
t@r, Mary Aon Worth, who signed her resi-.
deuce - At l73 NaEck street. 1t related to
.amiy iGa:ters, complaining OF the bitter paDgs
Il povtriy In il had becn enclosed dollar
bill - hc'i' Tor The receiver. 1t is altogether
Hlot"G',' tia: the drowned mon Was Timothy
AlI;y, her father, and that poverty and want
tlr 80 ham to suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
Disaster.

HALIFAX, August ..25.-Tlo Briti,h ship
Joseph MlIbtTry, 1850 tons, Of Yarmouth, N,
S, went ashore yesterday afternoou. il dense
!,g, OF Gull Island reel, near Torbay, Greys-
OCrn ceuaty. She was 10 ballast, f:on Havre
10! D!;awsr. Brcskwaer fer orders. She now
ica 10 dangerous postum, with one side oil
her bot;ou: completely stove 10 snd viii prob
atg be total wreck. The crew were saved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

THREATENED STRIKE. The mintr3 Of tue
Georges Creek Valley, near Cumberland have,
formally asked, through the Frostb1rg Journal
for % advarc, of 10 cents 10 the rrcs OF mio
Ing coal. They now receive 40 cents. They
ask that ths advance take effect Sep.e mber
l. The Communication is regarded as lmpnnr
TAFT and as probably prc'sagiDg general strike
smoog tie mi0ers The coal companies CAIN
that they are losing money at The present rates
AID are totally unable TO Increase WAGES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
AUCTION SALES.
By ONesl & Lucas, kuct;cneers,


pY VIRTUE of a deed Of trust, executed bv
- A. :. Perrpener and wife, bearing Gate on
ihe 9tn day OF May, 1876. and OF rec jrd in the
Clerks office Of the Corporation Court for tho
city OF Alexandria. Va. liber No. 6, page Ais
the subscribers; as trustees of The German Co.
operative Building Association. No. 2, of Alex
sEdris. Vs." will, by order of the Board of Di-
rectoIs of the said Association, duly made pro
coed to cell by public auction, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of Sept,m ber, 1979 alive Va m , in
front of the Market Building, on Royal street.
in the city of Alexandria, Virginia, tie follow.
Ing descr bed property, to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, with the
BUILDINGS thereon, ia the said city of Alsx-
andria, situated on tho wet side of Royal street,
between King and Prince Streets in front on
Royal street 70 feet 81 inches. more or less, and
in depth supposed to be l2} feet inches, mo:e
feet wide, extending along tho south line of said
lot the distance Of 40 feet. being tho premises
nov occupied by Clsrissa Washington
Terms of Sale: Cash on the day Of sale.
5 5SSSkA + f Hi5 E Trustees.
lu0 2j-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

A LUCKY FIsD.-Mr Peter Pullman while
looking over pile Of lubbish. 10 the ruins Of
his fathers house, lately Consumed by fire, at
Mt Eiio, Fairfax county, came upon lump Of
heavy metal, which upon being ceansed proved
to be pure gold, and is supposed to have been
formed by tho fusion Of gold c>in concealed
somewhere about the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
supposed sNceussipry Fire.

CoNcoRD, n. H., Aug. 25.-It is believed
that tie ire which destroyed tho farm build
legs 81 Samuel t. Noycs at Bow, N. H., las
Friday bight, vas If legendary origin, ard that
'Ir. NCycs Was robbed aud murdered. His
char 4 remo!ps were found in a shed atiainire
lha Reuse, ard it is believed that while alone be
was attacked end murdered. 4 sum Of money
which Is knAwG 10 have been in his possession
l. IllAsitm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
knights CenlSIar.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. ga special to The
Stale Journal from lancaster, says the rroces
si3r Of Knights Templar here to-day was TIT
iaTgcs: ever seen in Lancaster, about five
thousand b.ing 10 the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
Local Matters.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Angus: %, 1879.
For the Middle Atlantic States rsiny weather,
esstery winds shifting 10 colder norlhWaattri7,
iAl.:lg followed by rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

EOR RBNT-The TWO STORY FRAME
A house Corner of OrcEoco and Columbus
Streets containing store room and supplied with
water ard gss. Has Gne gardens and fruit trees
To q good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
Mrs GEO. BOSSART,
aug25-"t 90 north Columbus 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

LOCKED INA young sou Of q prominent
King street merchant went to s'ocp under his
father i c5uatcr CO Saturday night and was
licked in whcn The store Was closed for the
night. It was OILY lf;er several hours search
aod uuoh auxiO!y, that he IVES discovered and
carried home. The boy made lively ncise
wbeG he awaka aud discovered his condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
Man Shot,

ROCHESTER, Z. Y. Aug. o5.-Edward p.
Etelt shat, Ia Main street, to day. John A.
Braun, who is living with Fol!ett'5 1ite.
B.1aun' 5 irjaries are not serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

CORN IHIEvES.-The farmers in the county
complain that their COIN fields arc nightly rslded
by The negroes, who steal the corn and sell it IN
tho Washington market Not OILY the roasting
cars or early corn sro taken, but even large
quantities of the crop corn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

3tDp!H prHI-A coi:r.a rl.a canned
ST2I0Monlfodscs,w who drove stree; cs;t Ter hlr.
ihompsou. isIl dead this ait@rIoJE IL tic waTc.
mouse o. Nj. Gee. II. Rotic3op. on Uaicn
street. ne was wa:kiag towards The hYGrAat to
Se' drllE Ct water, whep, without warnirg,
ne stumbled, feel aud died aImcs: instantly from
heart disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

ecbooL TRUSTEE ELECTED. AT mcciicr
u Inc trustee f. tcorii DosEd Of hlcXaldria
cou5'y, held Ills morrrs, Albert u. DOUGLASS,
&sG, was elected Trustee Of Public Sch0o!s
ior Arlington Di,;rc; to servo tie uu,xpircd
term CT John E. Febrcy. whose resignation w5s
aCctnicG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
St. John s Academy.

Tho Forty, first Annual Session vii! begin on
MONDAY, September lst.
Advantages: Military drill! and discipline :;
thirty.two years experience of principal; clos,
grading and consequent ability OF teachers to de-
vote much time to oral instruction thoroughness
of teaching; we'll arranged SUSTAIN of rewards
and honors exciting emulation withou. rivalry
every appliance for obi act teaching, philosophi-
cil, chemical and engineering instruments, csh.
met Of minerals. &c fne school library; oxlrs~
ordinary accessibility and healthiulnea8 OF loca.
ton elegant school or3 and furniture; ami
pleasant home for students from abroad.
Board and tuition for session o. ten months,
only $500.
For Catalogue, address
RICHARD L. CARNE, A M, Principsl,
aug 2-lm Drawer u. Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

iORi VT AiI!HAANOhlh, z UGUSI 70.
Sun risas i@ Sun .ats.......... & 40
ARRIVED.
Str Anthracite Philadelphia 20 + a heed
Stmp Il G Knight. New York. TO Il A Reed.
Str Jane Mcseicy, Norfolk to y Rood.
Str Lady Of the Lako. Norfolk, to + A Reed
Str George Lesry, Norfolk. to Z Is Hooe.
Str j w Thompson, lower Popc. TO + A Reed
Sir Mattano, lower Pete. TO j Broders 81 90.
str sue Baltimore, TO j. Brodtrs ~ Go.
Sthr Marion K Rand, rhipa, to w n Smcot.
Schr Carr ID Lothrrr, Georgetown, to Hamp
u BALTIC CoSl Co
Echr d & } Leo, phii'a. 10 " A Smo3t.
Schr l!tmuel dali. Providence, to Master.
Schr " May, Washington, TO } AgnoS
& Co.
CLEARED.
Stmp John Gibson, New York, Ivy h A Reed.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by 4 A Reed
Str George Luary, Norfolk, By l. 3 uooe
Str j w Thompson lower Porc, by f \ Reed.
Str SUE. Baltimore. by J Eroders & Co.
:, sci lsasc 0bcrton, Hcorgotown, by w 4
Smoct.
rAssED UP.
Schrs W & Zee and Wake
MEMORANDA
Brig Mary Pink ps;sad out from Cnvo Hon
ry Dist.
schr Edwin. Georgetown, for BosLon, 1T n i
2iLh.
,Scbr W d Msvc], GEORGETOWN, nj Boston
M.h.
schr D N Anthony. Georgetown, al Now
London FIND
Schr Walter + Parker saiie,i from New Lon.
don for this port ;%:d.
Schr GEO Aory, Georgetown, at ..toninston
10th.
Schr 4 S Miller, hence, at n Y 23:d.
Schr Katie Ranger, Georgetown, Ut N Ord.
Schr Juis a Berk!r, Georgetown, for Bridge.
port, passed through beli Gs!e ::5Fd.
DISASTERS
The schr Maggie } Chadwick, Captain Ellis
MOTHS, OF Providence, L !, from Boston to This
port and Washington, with an aszo!tcd cargo
arrived at Norfolk Saturday in distress. Can't
Norris sts;cs ths! he sailed from Boston on the
18th instant snd nncouu!crod tho grost tempest
Of Monday, tbs 18th instant, II the Cares OF
Delaware, during which he los. sails, spare, rig.
ging, boat, NC ard YVES compelled TO scud oil
Tor "A hour5. On the 20:h be bore up for Nor.
folk, and s7riVed at thst port rs above stated
The schooner viii! remain lhHra until repaired
Schr Chas Moore, Philadelphia IL GEORGETOWN
lost na!nssil and .oregaf in ga!o of the 18Th.
Tho steamer Norfolk ofihc Clydcline, repor,s
at Ph.lade!ph!s that on the II. n inst, she picked
up a. sea, dafcl;c!, tee schooner Brcez, from
Now York for tlls port, loaded with pho:phste
All o.! the mssts had been carried nwsy, but tho
| vessel Wss otherwise in good condition excopt
one large Loie in the WGlc- closet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

Joseph Pistoris, who took part in the mutt
ny o. board tho British ship Casswell in 1876
has been hanged in Oorke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
WINES AND LIQUORS

We desire to inform tho public generally that
we have in store aud constantly receiving TIA
following Well-known brands of lMPORrED
BRANDY, WINE and CbAMPAI NE:
10 cases Dnpro s. Cos. 81 Juiiou Bo-dc.ui
Clsrets
8 Gases He;dsisck u Cos. Rs!m! D.y Moa.-
pole Champagne, quarts.
cases .Heidsieck u Co.'S. Ruins Dry Mono
polo Champagne, pnts.
ID cases l. Lsndsbecger s. Gp'a C.iiiornH
Champagne quarts and pints-
casks Guinnoas Stout, Burke's Bo.tlia3
z casks Bass Pae ale.
5 casks J. & K. Tennents HlaagoS Pala Ale
Gonzalez, Sysss Sc Cos. Fine ohecr.c!. Bur
gundy Ports and Madeir.s Ronaul. u COs.
Cognac Brandy; J. Medsr y Zo0n's Sch9o
dam Gin ; Mohan's Irish snd k!mssY's Scotch
Whiskys; Jamaica, London Dock and S.. Groix
Rum; California Port; Sherries slt Swaa. An
gelics Wines; Thorn psons Pure Ryo. Giosons
Cabinet XXX and Xxx. ana Boar5,n's WINS.
Ky, &C., &c
All Of the above goods guaranteed para; pur
chased since the recent de2.He. aai of t7st
hands. enables Us ID ssll a. small margin over
Importers prices. HARLOW 8 Bso5.
Wholesale Grocsra and Commission Aetchen.s
mv29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
istcrial District,
Court a1jJu;D;d ii. Thursday.

ID
bee" tried ,iaa2 -s;rtjag p: ~. i!aYor's flee
ho5crt H@,'h. .vr H.a,t2E :sIa WI, VS. bal
"a icr !1;l,'c n5-ti1E.
Thomas Mu!iao and tHit Johnson, r,r hcoa
diuok and ci=1rtce'E,<":2 ;!r:& I'D DISCHARGED.
1'2Hht3 ":.;ibt, :'"l1@. ,of h1:o& tEuuk
'II G!s'Tt2i'T. "+a eft9:-, 70 leaV2 iae c;if.
'ohn Il J"S"'1H c.!'i- 10: "-7tui;iHE ) pm
~ fox toati2r.
Polly Cater :2!5r4!, !,g committing Eul-
..nce, wa5 !!a23 $50 d!scHs~:ci ~ JGs..c;
Padac.:.
Mrs. h.;-g "c5t MAJ On. Isn't b,fora
JusiIc2 faa&2A TIA. sic i'i'' been RIBBED Ct
tunoTY sr%c!s' 81 :"c.fj' "3I arc !sc.; some OF
hsr Gclshbors u being sn" c3racr:. Ute gag,
proscd, the ao!s:uaat - rql.u! l. ;aE
Costs.
Wm. G,,u4.., o,..:oj. T.. ..s.y;U4 concealed
woapols at Chu!ct. c,a1 fms 50 anI REQUIRED;
to give s,yrL 10 tl.e ,yi.l;, q. $.yJ . .cag The
peace.
Az or1tr was i,sGaj ~ "a ,..yor inr toe
release o Ssmr, j 3Hn-.n ,y',, ss.sc:.aa,i"ci
---
TIE PoroMic EoETs ii ior =. j. urAE
lii, OF ihc CJt.5 GT n.4lGc,Ts, hiss madc Il,
annual y,attm u. 4uja,!,4 -: r.;is WashiG:IGU
aud foo!e, rca. III, eiig. Sc says:
mo goik was Eco 90 FOR cote last year
for want ri funds Ii,n lori, 10 ira Present
No APPROPRIATION wqa mat. g3r il ;b,, ,rr~cut
wear. The sum Of s5D00) Is asked FIR nrvt
year, 10 ora that the WORK nav be cjmuintcd
~ soon as possible.
lin reward ~ Fort W.sh;notoo .io,c L,r.
inc boon M snr,fc or,,o|r;s';'n ~ ~, ~ Gov:
io uon y" ~ 'pSs.ro 5l!'''Du ',;'' WY"
Caro- ;n,rnr,,I.,nn Th,,"G.;.h ~ WI - . .
rho new "a ho,i,, " u
tnr;or,,or m -, 49, lux ~
NJ onnrnnr;o,;r, ,"as ,.L, e.. ,p, s.a's.
'oox ~, r. :.:n ''n ,- ~ 'I' '"'l'nt
y yoru III SUN VI '''' II "SNS' TOT next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

AT TIE late rtclog cr he leacacEs' IL.
su'utC at WaIFCn'cn. h ccuGties were Tc9rc.
SeIled as follows: Fauquier, CO: Ptioca VIII
lao. Sc; Acxap3ris ciy and couutr, -;
Warren. II Loudouo, il; Stafford, Q; Ao'
comac. E; Culpeper, e Fair!lx: 5. and Peters
burg, >.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

kEMGIoUs,-A mscliog Of gin.tcIs nod
4GScons o. The Baptist Church vii; he held at.
"aEterton, corImeac!sg o. Thursday ana con
c'udIoc Sunday. Reg. u. :. pcaiod will
preach the crcnIrg strmca ca I5urg!ey biph;.
y M.SAorafg meeting wji! nc hall SO F:i:ay
speakers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

4 TON.
will sell on NEAT TUESDAY, tho 2G:h in
ttsnt at auction, for cash, the entire stock CT
CLOIHlNG, GENTS RNISHIN
GOODS ard STORE FIXTURES IN Tho Store
OF 5. Deslham, IL King street.
aug 20-5s l., STEIN, ASSIGNEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

PHILADELPHIA, August % Cattle market
fairly sc!ive; sales 3COu; extrs good sold s9 SC
good 44s5tc; medium 14a:&e; common 3a3ic
sheop-sales 5000; extra good 4!ci good dc;
medium - a3Ia; stock we:hers and common
stock wethers COaS3 Zach. Lambs dull; sales
Loo; extra good e good tiatic; common TO
medium 2aS2 20 per hosd. Hogs-msrket fir
GALES 1000; extra good 55c; good ole; medium IT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
TT Z. EEHET'5 SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

L. WV ~ ~
mo Eighteenth Annual Session O. this School
VIII Commence on MONDAY, September Is,
Inc following sFa the terms oil tuition: For FL
oiuontary English ST; ttr the more Advanced
sng,l:h branches IS, aad for tho Higher Math .
einssicai Branches and the Natursl Sciences $40
per quarter, III advance.
Atitr tho 1tE Oh ScntemGe- tto Scnoal rnono.
on 'lIcea, between Washington and Columbus
streets, VIII DC ooea every day from o'clock 8.
m. 10 l. n. for the reception ana classification of
p"tls. Eug25-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

1ho market op.n: quiet and cl2E, with prices
sbou! The same IS II the c}o2o Of list week. The
receipts CT Flour have slightly increased, but
ttero is no change TO nOse in quotations. The
receipts Of Wheat ara isir, AID 272l bushels
were cils:ed aud cold II 100. To-. lV3 l0l and
l05, as to quality Tiers being 10 strictly choice
offerings OF Lancaster. Corn is weak, but there
Is no falling 90 in prices; ;hcIo were offerings Of
l1CO buahe,s. End Giles y. 81 for yellow, snd Sc
for white. No HyG reported, And PIP bushels of
Oats Gr0uSL! 3. CouA,!y lccGuc, continues
scarce, sGd Potstoss cid Dried Cherries are
higher. Other articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

New YORK, Aug. 225--$tocks stoidy. Money
ba6. Flour quiet and firm. WhcAt-spring
quiet; winter HCLlvc. Corn Jarly aClira.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25
LRElVED .

PORT OF AhGNAN DRiA, AUGUST rs. |
Sun risas s ~ Sun .ats......... 6 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

MISS MARY Z. JOHNSON will reonc,
~ her SCHOOL FOR ROYS on SEPTEM.
BER 18th. at her residence. 20i Prince street,
We. aug lSlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

MISS GEORGIA ARNOLD will opsu her
~ SCHOoL FOR GIRLS at No. Ia King
street. on MONDAY, Sep!embor Ii, 1919,
Terms moderate. KINDERGARTEN for Ii:.
tie boys and girls. auIo.1m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25


BALTIMORE, Angus: 2j-Vir2inis Is old IS;
do deterroi 6 ! DO consolidated IS do "a series
-; Virgins lQ-4O: AZ: past duo coupons 6ll
bid to-day. Sugar Irm; 8 soft Slash Cotton
higher ard finn; niddlng l.. Flour quiet
Howard stree. AID Western Super = S5s@3 80 !;
BILLS Super : 75s - -; do Extra 5 75s$l 50; Go
BIO brands 62sS5 ii patApsco Family 81 so
Leat-SoEtaern steady; Western closed quiet
and cosy; Southern red lO5alO9; do amber no !
IL; No Iaryiand II. 4alll; No , Western
Wlnter red sp0. and August lU9alG3I Sept 1IHsa
1871; Oc.'r l01islC9l Gorn-.uutaern higher
aud lirn; Western cell AMI lower; Southern
white $50; do yc,iow 80; Western mixed spot
and Aug 1G!< :; Scrrr 4CI s4C5 Ocrr II!,A7s !;
steamer 45tslj5. Cats quiet; southern S2a33 !;
Western whit. :ils32; DO mixed 29a20; Penna
choice Ponns and Maryland ST. Cotloe quiet
and firm; Rio cargocs llsld!. Whiskey steady
a. 0j!aSl o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

FsHHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN S. a.
= aud j AS. Z. GREEN is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. s. A. GREEN will con.
tinue tho FURNITURE BUSHES in ali its
different branches under thu Old firm name Of
GREEN 81 BROTHER supI.1n
August 1st, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-25

~ b3. SA&AH L. ?AD4ETT with Eileen
ASs yesr3' experience 10 teachins) will reopen
her .PksPAHArpEY SCHOOL for Young
Lsd'es, !I't!la Girls ard Boys under thirteen
years OF age. or ArNDAI. Soprr. lst. For
terms etc, apply Il 10. " Wolfe st
heioreHce-R. l.. Carno, esq, Principal St.
JoAl, !, academy, AieA2n!ts, Va; J. S. Beach,
drls, Va :, =. Beach, esq, P1iucinsi Shockoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-31

testified that she had been for thirteen years an
empioye OF Mr.. Dickie. and she detailed num-
Dor OF his alleged peculiarties-, She said that
on one occasion he dismissed his housekeeper
charging that she was an English spy and that her
boxes and trunks were filed with powder. The wit
ness Also instanced another occasion upon which q
barrel OF Hour had been left at the basement door
OK the decedents residence. and when the Inter
II ne ordered its immediate removal. saying that
dead mans body was contained in it. Among the
other peculiarities mentioned is the fact that he
would not take pepper in his food because he boz
neveo IL was poisonous. Mary Kenny. sister OF
the former witness. gave further testimony mainly.
however, IN confederation of her sisters evidence.
Jay Cumming, another witness, who had rented
one or the decedents stores in Chambers street,
testified that Mr. Dickie had discharged his agent
charge OK having attempted to rob him: He also
stated that Mr. Dickie would frequently talk to him
self in rambling sort of way. Some further unim-
portant testimony taken. after which the further
nearing was adjourned until this morning.