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OLD and young, rich and poor, all unite
in testifying to the true merit Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. For over quarter of cen
fury it has proved itselfa true, tired and
trusted friend. Price % cents.
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"PEAcE in the family" You can enioy
good nights rest and retain peace in the
family by keeping DIR. Bulls Baby syrup
In the house.
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OF 0nnSALARY. Permanent statesmen want
MI NV Jed to sell Staple Goods to dealers No
s. A. GRANT qa cG haBe&sSS Raa s Huu Gin
ciuna.i, Ohis,
sSGOLD PLATED ATCHES. Cheapest In
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CHEW Jackson's best Sweet Navy To.
bacco
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-19

the Highest Grade of Illuminating Oil from which the of manuf
has eliminated ELAINE
and Parane In ELAINE white and its
ohig make it absolutely iumnan
ing dsagreab oOr ELAINE is pleasant oil for family 1t
does the wick, and thus avoided
, 1879-01-25
CONNIE ENT
on THuRsDAY's DEBATE.

HeNt9&f FNA4fTtA ~ 4A% 4F1e&A4s
Nav YoRx, Jan. A.-'The family quarrel In
the House yesterday evidently was nut con.
eluttri, according to lhs 1KoFid's correspondent,
Williams, Of Alabsma7 said to-lay: ~ su.
vcTyso'sy the dlseuasion csMe up, and especially
that Mr. Ellis should hAve been led into saytu9
what be did. | myself am 4 Southern man,
umA ali my sympathies are with tho people Ut
my aecttca. What Ar. Ellis said il true
enough, but tho effect Ut such things asy be
disastrous. The Democrats Of the South must,
at al hazards. uisiutaln friendly relations
Wish thosa OF The North. 1t II comparatively I
small thug II the party u beaten Ii the NORTH,
considered locally, but defeat iu thu South
means the utter ruin Of the whlts race, tell
you ths South u solh only IN sslf-datru,s. We
are Dem~rsts, nut always from choke, but
from ueceasity. Where Republicsnfam means
caspat-bAE or negro rule, aud Democracy menus
tue supremacy VI our Oxu race, Du Intelligent
nlau need lopx hesitate ~ to which party hc
will laln. 4 debate like that Of yesterday can.
not do u any good"
The AeFads correspondent does not thiak
the debate will b. stopeuasi. lfe says; "lt u
tho fashtoa to speak of Bragg Is : csotchety
Aaa, With III iuhftn temper, but he expressed
tho sense sua WI! of the Northern Democrats
Yesterday. Tie Republicans hope ios succea4
Ia sl.a Solid North. aud thl4 debate ls likely 70
fotexAEn tl.u Suutn.H
The 1.Mes correspondent kAss: "FuftheE IT,
forts will be sDade BY tlle southeEnert II renew
the quarrel. ChslMer4 aud o'hers have a!ready
prepared speeches calculated to bind W LIE
xounls of Southern honor" Tie writer,
, 1879-01-25

"AanixoToN, D. C.. Jan. A.-The Yice-Ptes
!dens submitted the memorial Of Elzabetu
Cady stantou. Susan u. Anthony, and other
officers ot the National Womsn's suffrage A.
soctasloo, pFaJiuR for tie passage Of iolnt IT,
solution proposing III amendment to the Cqn-
stItutton prohibiting the states from dtstrau-
ehlatnR persons TN account Of ser. Referred.
aF. Sharon presented the resolution Of thu
Nevada Legislature. fayor.ng leRisIatioo to pre-
vent the Central pacinc Railroad mak1ng unjust
determinations aud practicin9 e1tofsloo. Kx-
terred Dir. Sharon urged that the peopla7 bad
riahts to ~ projected by the Government.
Mr. Salisbury called up thu resolution sub
lnittea by him W the 17th inst.. calling upon
tic Secretary Of the Treasury for information
10 regard to The commissions paid to burgers
, 1879-01-25
francs. They even 70 further and sta&e that
tlIc Alexandra Is 4 little better than the GLOVE
which they eau make for that price.
THE PENSION BILL,
IT WILL M APPROVED.

6efctM Ntspd'ch 10 9he 7T1oHn4
WARRINGTON, d. C.. JAns 2i.-The President
has concluded to sign the Pension hill passed by
tic Senate last week, and will probably send
the nottce OF llfs approval OF It to the House OF
Representatives tomorrow. At the Cabinet
neetinR to-day Secretary Scl,urz presented I
letter from Commtssioncr Of Pensions Bentley,
giving ~ the result Of . careful juvestfaatton
inado since tho bill passed the Senate
m cstfrnate that $36,0oo,000 will he
needed At once to carry out Tho
provisions Of tho Law, anHl that extra appropria-
ttons of several mIllions Will. hare 10 be made
10 coming ycarf: Tic also reported That since
tlle passage Of tho bill by the Senate the num-
bcr Of letters asking for blank applications for
pensions
HAS INCREASED fouRFoLp.
~ .ne -" mas heretofore atatet when pen
h,on taa been granted It has begun from the
1"t1 '''e eeeEtl"eatc "a1 Aeutdt 1hcse bATo 0een
~ iatee single payments 70 tempt people. Now
essfs "c" pension granted Will slatc back fron
"t, ~. n"e o. TUG afatn or discharge os tl'c
u,e, 20 'ha@ me longer the apnlst attoa IL de-
nyeu inc larger t''c 6rst payment vii! be. Thfs
ulakes pension worth having, and will induce
every man who served in the army. and who
thinks Tint there IN ,nv nc..hIlt, - ..,,..,-
n nens,on ~ ,n.,,. ..s.'rs",t. ";!,," ~ ese
,,t,.. -. " "ns *Pt..e@''ou' VINE oelole he
'"'ent "ot "a*e tnorGht It worth Whiio to prose-
cute claim. This explains The decreased num-
ber OF application for blanks. Rcc,a,atv Hher.
man thought tt.t1av Tint t,o In, -.,,,,s ..,,r
, 1879-01-25
KID GLOVES.

Apreta. N<pascA 10 1A& TF.4uaa-
WASHINGTON, D. C., jan. A.--1he eocsetary
OF the Treasury has sent 4 communication to
the 6eunta Commerce Committee and to the
Committee tn Ways alIl Mcaus, esking for IN
Investigation into tie kld-glUvo cases IN &C.
count Of which A. +. Stewart h Go. tn their re-
cont memorial arratgurd tbs Treasury Depart
mont. The Government has Ind special agents
in Europe for six months investigating these
k!d-E'ove cases, and the New York importers
will doubtless dud evidence Of which they i,aEo
not dreamed. This eyi4c,,ce was secured In
anticipation Ut smother kidglovc controversy.
Samples OF Tho identical kid g|oves-.the Ale4-
Andcr glOyo-whiGn were tho first cause Ut tic
controversy between the Chicago importers and
4. 7. Stewart g. Co. and others were taken to
Europe and submitted to leading Representatives
Of tho kid.RloTa trade In London,
TIERn CAN III NO QuEaT1oM
n tn the quality Of the gloves submitted for ex-
animation. They Wero the yeFY aalue gloves
which caused tho original controversy b.
resulted 10 the decision OF Appraiser.
General Kctchum that placed tho pnca At
~ franca.-a dccasiou that waa subsequently
modified by 4 reduction to ~ fraucs. The New
YORK Importers will undoubtedly endeAyor to
claim that the quality Of thu gloves II different,
but As Government Il fortified upon that
pointx
from the slll.lAylts m&le by the Loudou in-
potteFs will serve ~ samples OF this testimony:
Deau, Aicroft 4 Co. state: "We would plare
tlcse gloves 1t 4 value of 81 francs, an1 pfoba.
bty higher. They are first quality"
J. d b. Morley aay: Ave know thta glove
It Is undoubtedly 1rst quality. The psice u 50
, 1879-01-25
WASHINGTON.
History of the Translation
Of the TiIden
Ciphefs.
snags upon Which the New York
Glove Men Will Surely
Be Wrecked.
Testimony Of European Glove.
Dealers Fa1ly Sustaining
Secretary Sherman.
st. Martins Continues His Tes-
ti1nony Before the Pot
ter Committee.
Bribery and Itumors of Bribery
tile Burden Of His
Tale.
conkling's Committee Decide Ad.
verse1y to ths New York
Nominations.
Their Fate In the Senate Still tile Sub
ject Of Speculation.
The President Will Ata1 His Signature to
tie Pensiou-lrleara Bill.
-
Their Fate In the Senate Still tile Sub
ject Of Speculation.
The President Will Ata1 His Signature to
tie 2 ensiou-Ariears Bill.
THE C1P1IERS.
now THKY wKRs uNHAyEf.rD.
,u..4nt e,tx,..~~ ,. -. .ru,A.

~" 4AA1 " AA4S l1AAA kIkUs
8recfof Dttpasch 10 Tae TrtAsnA
WARRINGTON, .. c., Jan. 2i.-The statement
has been generally te1egraphcd from here that
tho Potter COMMITTEES proposes to employ Prof.
Holden, Of the Unttcd states Naval Observa-
tory, to translate the cipher dispatches, upon
the ground that holden made all the transta~
tous for the New York Irituae. Tho state
'nent ~ to the trantlations Of the tribune
cphers IL mhutfcstlY Inaccurate. In the tntro-
duction to the pamphlet on the ciphers, which
Inns been received hcru to-day, Mr.. Whttclaw
Reid makes all interesting statement Us to the
discovery Of tho key, from which It appears that
tic entire credit for tho tranh1aton IL due 10 q
gentleman connected with tile Tribune etafT.
The following, IN brid, ~ tbs history Of the
means by which the elphers were translated.
Mr. Reid says: "No ono seemed TO know the
kuy absolutely. No help camo from any
quarter. All manner Of suggestions werc re-
criycd. Many wcro tried, but none proved In
thu end to bo Of the slightest practical value
sase single one, -
COMMUNICATED nj SECRETARY rvAsrs;
That gentleman auekested that posslbly a
thorough student Of puso mathematics might
be ablo to divine the law on which ctphers wero
constructed.''
Copies wcro sent to mathematical Professor
who did not succeed, however, IN discovering
tue system, md who never sent 4 single
TRANSLATION to tile office until tho
Tribune staff had completed their
work. ME. Hsssarl, Of tho Tribune stafY, and
Col. William b. Grosvenor, also Of the Tribune
staff, entered upon tue work Independently Of
each other, atd Without communication. After
weeks Of labor, Mr. l1assard found two tsanspo-
sitton keys, but without finding the third, whttu
Grosycaor had found thrco others. The eYsten
, 1879-01-25
1NTHE i SENATE.
! QUESTION or PazKooAT&vs.

At<.1ai j4tpassA " I&4 nttkaA' !
WAbHtxorof, D. e., J*u. 2i.-I1e 8enAte. 10:
stcsd Of guinx into executive sc4aion for the
confederation Of tho New York nominations, VI
tak4g up Senator Elnund4' constitutional
resolutions, tuduigea thta alteFpoou III I lunx
, 1879-01-25

u 4S4pr -:S.S-...>>.,,,->.-,.>~ ::
IF~sW " las Ssoek E1cAsnSe
f.aten - APP & PEABODY,
= - ~ vi St.rSSss* p kew.sl.. kvw York. W.
X Na hev w. - UollA An1 Sxcpriils4 pf al kju n
fss1t sotic,tta9 a9ss stoek Exchange oa cotanlss,oa
'SseJ. u Gil ssfst oY tesn4,.san " Francis i,
'~eko. AuxustA4 d. Peabody, VI N. i,
, 1879-01-25

ARIZONA,
T HE NEW ELDORADO!
THE CEIICAGO
M |MlNC and MILLING co.
Of Globe District, Pinal Co., Arizona.
Incorporated Under the General oil
Of Illinois, ,ber: so. s@e.
CAPITAL, ST. 600. 600
Divided into 10000 Shares of 500 EACH
1000 shnres Set Aside Working be sold at s25
Share fully paid n not assossable.
President
Divided into 10000 Shares Of 500 Each.

In calling tho attention Chicago Mining Milling
Coz and asking for subscriptions to 1ts follow
ing statement about tho ~
Sssf1s MPes % e SsS %
Rs: Ehs tn ths eoas @
~A-S "o oosoopmens
~ mines which include
@ as s9he zoo
(, ""A ~n'anoTo1
sm 70 one gse osDi
ot The 6s,apess sroe. Ny
dopan saq9pi sa bga ts
% 9ee milling
The being
tho Ct
h e. hf
"h'sh faS.r shS SH % bot bs bs IN
asn
Tho tho tho
hnd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15
q GET'sDS aabEn.
By Green ~ Wise

BT Green u Wise,
Haal Es;ste gents and Auctioneers7
lSf VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TEE
- Corpornti Il Court for the city Of AIexnu.
d'a. Va, rendered at It's July term 1879, in the
chsncery cause of aooc VS. Hooos admnis.rs.
tor c. 81 the undersigned, special commissioner
therein Lsmod, will proceed on SATURDAY
Ii @:n dsy OF August 1879 At Y o'clo X m TO
sell by pubic -LC.l"n, 10 the highest bidder. be.
tore tho front entrance Of the Corporation Court
House If lexandrIa city, on Fairfax street, the
NALU BILE BkICS HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND known IS No 125 King street now
occupied by Adonis Gachet Is dwelling and
confectionery
Terms OF rsl.: Cash enough 10 psy costs Of
sG't snd expenses Of sale. sad tho residue ON \
credit OF Elk, twe ve and eighteen moaths; the
purchaser to give bond and security for tn. ds
irr7od payments, with interest from the dsy of
gale, and tue lille 30 oe within sld as further ss
curity until tho whole Of the purchase money
shall b.ve tesn paid T. MhREDITH
j. @-2.Wts spscisl Commissioner Of Sale
es- No bidders appearing, the above sale is
ADJOURNED till ,otPTkMBER 18th, 1879, 1T tho
same hour aid place.
4. +. MEREDITH,
h'lE laws Speu.l Commissioner of Ssla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

THEIR FIRST TUMBLE.-The Southern
morning train brought up to Cincinnati the
other day e altering couple of lovers from the
Blue Grass regions. Ho was tal lauk sp,ci.
men of Kentuck kiau, and she wasa't muoh
bigger than small Jug. ludeed she appeared
uot TO he more than fourteen. But she loVad
like older eifIs, and ,t had bravely resolved to
we'd her tall lover. The tw lin went Straight
from the d pot TO the Gibson House, aud regis,
tered as John T. McM- aud Eleanor
a.. John left Eleanor st the hotel, aud
posted uff to the Courthouse. where be swors
cut llceose. Thus aim ID, be galloped back to
the Gibson. called 10 minister, aud by stoop-
ing little. ioined hands with the bride, aud
was made proud husband of q darling little
wife 10 the pleseocs OF the ladies of the hotel.
There was 90 foolishness about the souple,
but they settled right down to wsdded life then
sLd there that is, as soon as the ceremony Was
flushed Joho sat dJwo on the sofa, took his
wife on bis lap aud saluted her 10 the presence
IF everybody. Shortly atterWard the newly
welded pair started. arm 10 arm to 20 down to
dlnuer, while half adred ladies a1d walters
srood arQuod to see how il WAS done. JusG a5
be 'ad uf the dinning room stairs Was reached,
Johns knees gave out, aud he Went runpety-
bump bump bump clear to the 6fst landing. As
he had his wife arm hooked on to his arm aud
forgot to let 70. Mts. j. took ths tumble
with him. She weot bead tormos. aud fe,chad
up in the same Way. With her bridal QUITO very
much disarranged. john fastened to rearransc
il aud then picked her up. The shrleklog
spectators xor ctvd to see the couple rush back
to their eparImepr and shut tbensclve. up 10
deep confuslon. n ,thiog Of the sjrt E sanor
! ius, shot K out her skirts, hooked on t. Jhu's
am and f,ished tue stairway TO tho dinlog
room, as much as TO say, I'VE always 20 down
| to dinner thai way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

GArAh ULE.-GOOD FOR MAN AND
- bEaST-lL cures Wounds, Bruises, ,Sprsins,
cores iH'd and new stops Bleeding prom pity,
laseS tta Ire ou! ut Burns and :c.ids, removes
ibhAmm mAtUTy fain, such as Hssdsche, Neural
g'-, B.ckacne, etc; takes the sorsness out Of
Bum LIS sud I orps, curing them, and is Ger
tain cure ior ChllDlains. 1t is the lest HesG-
wash ever used. For 5as by
sugS L. STABLER RISCl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

FE7R u ) I e f oALEUF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE near AIRXANUKIA-
By virtue Of that Certain deed Of trust executed
hv Jerome Linton and wife, b. .sr,ng dale lhe
i0.h day q March. 1876 and OF record on The
l-nd recoris OF Fairfax County, librr T. No q
page 3l7 shall, Oh ATU RDAY, the 26!h ds;
OF July, 1879. at y m. In front Of Burroughs'
stoTo. cor franklin and Patrick streets in said
county OF fairfax, sell to the hg hest bidder, th,
IAACI or PAX eEL OF LAND convey ed By
ssld deed, known rs ''sheridau's PORT" and
containing 20 acres rood, and 25 poles, more
or less This farm ia improved by . TWO
STORY FRA IE DWELLING HOUSE, in
good order, with 81 Lbe required out buildings,
oAc"ileI.t and thrifty apple and pesch orchards
and the lsnd Is we'll adapted to the usual and
vaiicc products Of tha. thrifty section CT the
coGniy, ibis land lies on the Potomsc opposite
to For! W shingtOn and has landing On the
river Tor STEAMBOATS, and other small crsft
Ie.ms OF Sale: Enouxh in hand to psY the
:z2erses Of sale, and also 1891 IS on the day OF
s.!e;ire residue Il; two equal annual payments,
20 5aa! Interest from the y OF sale and TO b.,
secured by iiea on thu prouerty.
THOMAS MOORE. Trustee
farfex Co, je2S.w4w
The shnva ssle is postpor ed hy consent OF
oaIt.eS uttll IU UESDAY, the 26.h dsy OF Au
gI:t when tho ssme will tske plsce at lha same
"!u0 .hd piaoa. THUS. MOORE,
~ -'-w4" Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

ESOTCMAC HERRING.
81 hbs select Family Rca ticrrring.
Is half bb!s selec. Family Roe le,rlng.
20 obls ~had
10 half bbie Shsd.
25 kits Syiced Shsd Zoe, and full line OF
Eastern Herring and III scksre for sale oY
myS0 w =. JOHNSOs s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

AN UNSATISFACTORY INTgRTIEw.-"Did he
come alter you with shot guuT'
"Yaw. be shoots mi. me, tioks.
Had you gwen bin auy cause ct CIT uce z
"Nein. | Vs-h GOT ders.
WASN'T there2 Di Int he Try to shoot you!
"Moe friend. it wash not hin"
"Not who." a.,
"Vrli. duse NEWSPAPERS not got him right.
"Dldn't the large gentlemsu from Wishing
ton rry TO stop hlm frou shooting you
HE was pritty mad at dat man: ltcllsyou.
MAD at The large geuIeman?"
"Vell, links SO. -"
"Wby, thought be was after 7ou?
"Y4ss, be c,ues nit me nit bis quo. but
"BIt wba2'
'.Yell, dsre vas leetls mishtske. wash
couiog mid der cder rote aud be meets me aod
says By. Say ycu goes for to brlot dis 10 der
paper p
IN. yer mind about that -
'N4lo, 1 kooWs nodiug at all apout 1t.
"ain't you the Gelm4n music leacner Wh9sc
brai, be wanted TO blow QUIZ
''Hs wanted ter plow all der pEalns out. he
wash eRgzited"
wei, ahas did be want to blow your brains
out for2" v.u
mime friend ish not at liberty 10 say, Vell.
ish der mao be puts DR. quo at, bat he vaso
more madder at somepudi-s else. '-Graphls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15
For the Alexandria Gazatte.
A Child's Dream of Heaven,

For the Alexandra Gazatte.
A Child's Dream of Heaven.
BY VIRGINIA PAsCoE.
Mama" said little Bes,ie, oae day,
Last night l dreamed of Heaven.
scared abGv. this earth away,
Two Wlags to me Were given
BESIDE the gates of pearl l stood.
Waiting to be let in,
And soon eu augel's voic, heard,
Child, lIla the host within.
"A glorious, happy, cailI.on band.
All wearing croWos of gold,
Aud golden hsrps wtthiu each hand.
Their Savlour's fscs behold" sa
The sweetest muic l ever heard,
lo Ipous thrilling tones,
My spi.iL's iomos5 d-ptos it ssirr'd,
Waiting o.tore Gods THRONE
"Aod, Mama, close to jesus side
Tners WAS ittlo sister May.
remember WHOM shs died. c:ied.
Aud missed her day By day"
Her face was radiant with delight,
A spotiess rob, sne Wors,
Her blue eyes bsan'd With holy light,
Bright as our 'ETeuiog Star.
"She told M, how Sho caue to earth,
Aud bovnred round us here,
Oftimee kept watch beside my bed,
Ott saw the falling tear
"Wheu lowly on my koces l kuelt,
Praying to DO forgiven,
For -ume wrong ac,iou through the day,
Ere sleep to me vas given.
"Acd while sba talked au aagel CAM,
AID took inc 10 hor arms,
Como. little onc, thou caus't not stay,
Twill not be very loug-
"'Ere thou shal j oin thy sister dear,
With her forever roam, ...
Se,ure from every sin and fear. ..
Dwell in thy heavenly home.
81 just had time to say good byc,'
To little sister May.
She held me tighter in her arms,
Aud quickly few away.
swiftly tbro' the clouds she sped,
Down tbro' the ether blue,
Mama, | woke-io my little bed
With my arms entoldlug you"
SHIRLEY, Va, Aug. l2tb, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

Avoid the very appearance OF neat by having
YOUR stoves stored and kept uati! winter at
Stansbury's, corner OF Klog aud Columbus ct.
Call and see their new revolving Top Cook
Stove. nyl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

BRYANTS BONE DUST, guaranteed per-
fectiy puro.
B2YANT'S NO. STANDARD
B3YANTS No. > STANDARD.
BHYAET3 AMMO. DISSOLVED BONE.
BNYANT5 HALF DISSOLVED BONE.
NO PERUVIAN GUANO.
MURIATE OF POrASa, &C., &c.
IaF~ 4 distinctive feature in tho manufacture
of our Fertilizers is that our Soluble Bone Phos-
phste is ob!sined strictly from animal bone; not
one pound of Charleston or Nevssss Phosphate
enters into their competition in any way, shape
or form. We use only the highest grado mate
rials. Tho formula ard analysis being branded
| on tho sacks, purchasers ere enabled 10 sca what
enters into eIcn article snt! thG grade Of mate.
rials used therein,
BECKFOHD & HUFFMAN'S DRILL
KELLER or HAGER5 TOWN DRILL
FAKMEWS FRIEND DHlLL.
FIELD SEEDS Of all kinds.
! Il ERB BERT BRY ANT
ALeXAHDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

7yTABLa CUTLERY At 80 KING STREET
4 COhNEH Of ROY AL-Tne sub criber
have just received Is SUI ppIy Of Table Cutlery, of
good qualify nad STYLE at low prices-wholessle
and retail.
jy3l J. 7. CREIGHTON & SON.