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Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
ShN They Come.

The sherman CTexas) Courier says On the 10th of this month Edward Hallsell, Barnard Thomas and a num- Der of others will start for Arizona, overland, to try their fortunes in the land of promise They will find bar. ren hills and sterile plains, but a coun- try rich in mineral products.
 If the Courier regards hills and plains sterile which are, with rare ex- captions, covered with grass which makes fat beef and mutton every month in the year, then it is correct; other wise noL It's head " is level on the matter of minerals.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
Important 10 Pre-emptors.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Secre- tary of the Interior today reversed the decision of the Commissioner of the General Land Office in the case of Jo- sefa Montatua de SerranO ys. the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, involving title to lands Tn Los Angeles District, and awards them to the Rail road Company. Secretary Schurz, in this decision, makes the important general ruling that if a pre-emption settler fails to file declaratory state ment within the time required by law, his preference right to purchase the land indicated by said pre-emption is forfeited. This rule ap- plies to claims under a railroad grant as well as to claims of subsequent set tiers.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
Promotion and Suicide in the
 Army.
Tip Top Ships S9O,232.
Special to THE CITIZRS.)
Prescott News.

PH9NIx, July 9.-The Herald's Prescott special says there is a sprink- ling of rain and prospect of heavy showers.
 A man has been badly injured at Bradshaw by falling down a shaft name unknown to reporter; his condi tion is critical.
 The Enterprise newspaper has sus- pended. John Marion starts a paper with the material and calls it Arizona. The Paul Weber dedication matter was heard today. The jury disagreed. Case of the United States vs. Byers, charged with counterfeiting, dis missed.
 Florence.
 Raining all night at Florence and still continues.
 HIcksn6Urg.
 A Wickenburg special says miner west of here brought in S1O6 pure gold, produced from 800 pounds of rock.
 Pbenix.
 IL is raining in Phoenix today. Lount's ice machine, the only one in the Territory, continues to be a sue cess after a months running. H. N. Alexander, attorney for the Southern Pacific Railway, arrived this morning and appeared before the Board Of Equalization on behalf of the company, claiming exemption from taxation. The company is assessed on s176,OOO in Maricopa County.
 England.
 LONDON, July 10.-The House of Commons has voted to establish a De- partment of Agriculture with special Cabinet Minister.
 Sp1In.
 MADRID, July 10.-The Minister of Marine will not send man-of war into Chilean waters, Spain having no con. nection with the belligerents.
 RUSsIa.
 ST. PETERSBURG, July 10.-The cost of the Turkish war to Russia is esti- mated at $75O,OOOOOO.
 cdLifornId. SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.-The Dem Ocratic State Central Committee held a secret meeting last night. Object believed to be to compel withdrawals from the Democratic State ticket, with ! view to fill vacancies with nomi- lees on the Honorable Blk State ticket.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
Florence.
WIcken6Uro.

Raining all night at Florence anC still continues.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11

A Wickenburg special says a miner west of here brought in S1O6 pure gold, produced from 800 pounds of rock.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
First AnnV0i Meeting cahfornla Press
 Association.

The nrst annual meeting Of the CalIfor- nid Press Association will be held in the paflors of the Palace Hotels San Fran cisco, on Wednesday, July l6, 1879, at F o'clock M
 Among other features Of the programme will be a special entertainment at one Of the leading tbeRters Of the city, banquet st the Palace Hotel and an address by @ distinguish he'd ex-member Of the Press.
 r. K. KRAUTH, Sec'y.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
VERY LATEST.
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, July 10.-Five new cases of yellow fever and one death. The Board of Health advises people to quietly move their families to places of safety. There is a perfect stam- pede in progress and not cars enough to carry the people away. Physicians are hopeful as to the future.
 Cen. Grants Stay Abroad
 NEW YORK, July 1O.-A private let ter received from Gen. Grant says he will defer his return to the United States till after the Republican Presi- dential nominations have been made.
 Prince imperIofs Body.
 LONDON, July 10.-The body of the Prince Imperial is being removed from the Orontes at Portsmouth. Nine teen guns are being fired. Permission has been refused by the French Gov ernment to certain officials to attend tue luueTdl.
 Garnet Woolsey has arrived from the Cape of Good Hope.
 Horkingmen's Political Troubles.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.-C. P.I Berry, workingmen's candidate for Congress Tn Third district has refused 10 take the pledge required by the kearney State Convention.
 Tip Top, $1l; Silver King, Ss.6j.
 Army kdttsrs. SAN DIEeO, July 11.-Col. H. G Wright was confirmed June 30. as Chief of Engineers with rank of and Lieut.. McCsn.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
,. B. COLLINS.

HEALER IN GENERAL MERCHAN-
 U DISE, CAMP THOMAS, A. T. has now on hand a complete Stock Of Goods such as are required by farmers, miners aod travellers, For sale a; Lowest Market Prices. Branch Business at San Carlos. The meuy settlers along the GIla above and below Camp Thomas will nnd H to their advantage Co trade with J. B. CoIlInc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
EFEIC'X.3E.
BOARD or ALDEaM

At az adjourned "cs;ing ct tho Board OF AL
jermen. held July q. 1879 tto:e were present:
E. 4. Downbsm, ts4, President. and MossrS.
G. &. Smoot, hia!bury ki.biell Ind Reid.
Ansct pos;Dg penalties for ob:tructinE King
street Was re.urnei by the Common Council.
lhey sGhtriny 10 their action, which was Lon
coucurred in. and ccmIr!t.ee or conference
asked Cor and MesSIs kishle.l and 5000. ap-
poirtei on the psrt Of his Bo.ri
An act imposing penalties upon persons who
neglect to clear their cutters and sde!iugs Ct al!
the Common CouLcl, lhUy sdhtriag 70 their &C.
lion, which was non cCEcuIfet III.
A resolution spproptiaiing $50 TO repair PIT
street bet Hcen Cameron and q aeon, WAS recei7-
ed from the Com mcn Council their action non
concurIed in and The resolution refer red 6Sck 10
the Com m.tee ca Streets with instructions 10
report.
A report Of tee Committee On Streets on the
communication Of Bon. g Z. Stuart; also 8 res
olutiou granting a. j. Filming pcrnssion 10
Ie:et ths curb on Columbus street, next to sis
dwelling ato report Of tbs COMMITTEE on
Streets IN regard to the r. nJvnl ot tho wooden
trunk st tho iLtc!:.Ction Of Washington and
UronCco streets; Blso report Of IN same on tho
petition of sunGiy cit!Z ms .Or curb aud gutter
on tho west siGo Of luysl street, b:tween Duke
and Wilkes $50 u resolution aulhonZ Tg the
paving Of he gutter and setting OF the curb on
the wet sido Of Alfred street. near King were
received from the Common Ctunc! and their
seton cuncuird in.
An act in n ,t:On TO tho removal Of the night
sell WAS received If IN tho Common Council.
read the frat lime nd !sid over anti! next meet
ing,
The Board then adjourned.
tTeste: JNo. }. JAMESON, Clerk.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Atan adjourned meeting oilho Common Coun.
Gil OF the CITY CT Alex 81 dcia held July o. 1879,
there wete present James r. Beckrsn, esq.
/ rssident, and Messls ttck, Herbert Fickmn,
kichb.rg. Smith. Douglass, Mclean, Evans,
Juvils hi d Dsuiel.
IAN act imposing penalliesior obStrucLing the
side walk Of King street" WIS returned ty the
Bosrd Of Aldermen with the request Tor com.
miltee of conference which was granted, aud
Messrs. Rock and Mclean appointed on The part
Of this Bosrd, who reported in favor Of this
Board recediug fIcm its former action and con-
curing in the action Of the Board Of Aldermen,
and thrreupon The vote passing said act wss re-
considered and tho action Of TIE Beard Of A der.
men cOnCurred in.
IAN act posing penalties upon persons who
neglect TO cIo,r their cutters and sidrlings Of all
grass and other Ubslructivls' was Return, 4 from
the Board OF & ldermcn, who adhered to their
former action A.; a. d ltcreupon this Board recon.
tldered The vote passing said act and COL curled
IN tao action Of the Board of Aldermen.
the report of the Com mittee on streets upon
the resolution 10 appropriate 500 fer the repair
OF Pitt between Gamer on Al Gu. on streets, Was
returned rom Inc Bos:0 o! Aldermen, who non
concurrtd in the action c. this Board thereon
and the former action If this Boa'd recedeG
from and that Of the Board Ct Aldermen con-
Cured in.
DO Beard then adjourned.
Teste: JAMES Il. CATION, Clerk.
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Jefferson HaYiS.

New YORK, July "a "A letter from Jtharson
Davis received in this city yesterday by The
brother o. Mrs Sarah 4 Dorfey, who beques,h &.
ed all her property 10 him, euloyizas very high
" the character of the deceased. Ho does not
speak with surprise OF the bequest 1! Is.
is 10 bo contested to the end and iha, there will
To no compromise. Able lawyers in this city
and in New OrlesDs have AREA y boen engaged.
The grounds upon which they will conba! the
will will be undue iflence or ment. inability
to execute such su instrument
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

T,HE MOST HUMOROUS BuOaS OF TIE
DAY.
Elbow Room, BY Max Adler. with mary ku.
uorous illustrate ns By Frost; 75c.
Random Shots, by same author 7o:.
Sesrcys Lessons in Photography, (.hort-
hand writIng); 81
Thoughts Tor the Firesids and the School, by
Rev. j. B. Gross; Sl.I5.
Msrkof. by Henry Greviiia S1.t0.
Tbs Ghost of Red brook e; 81 rs.
a Nero Adventure, Covel, by Elzsy HaY;
Sl.25; paper covers Toe.
De:rnold, l. romance, by W. II. Bi.hoy; s. Is
Glare and Bsbe d novel, by tho su.hol of
Hearts Desire;" G0c
The Abbs's lem ptstion, By Emile Lol.; 81. Is.
Filters. Tstter and the Counsellor; loo
Color Blindness, i,s Dangers and Detection, by
Joy Jeiries, II. D; 81
Seaside, Lakeside and Franklin Square pu, b.
locations; additions daily.
a foil assortment of pspetries from To-. TO SIS
each.
Job 10. chespest paper and envelopes in ID {
Stale GkC. L. FRkNCH,
jel3 95 King sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
CyTE' COUNCIL.

The City Cou1cil hsld an adjourned meeting
last light
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
This Board met ct $50 o'clock With Eve
members present. 80,
The former aoi,n Of the Board 90 The bill
relative to distractions of King street was ad'
hsred to aad Messrs Rishiell and q. Q. Smoot
appointed ss committee OF confsretca thereon.
After short absence the committee returned
AID reported that it had been agreed 10 rsier
the bill TO tho Comr. 90 Streets.
A bill 10 pu. the work Of the night scavepger
on. BY coolract, WIS read o1cs but as there were
rot sufficient nruber OF mcUbets pr sent to
pass it, il was !sid over
Several matters U! uioor lrGportalc3 were
iisp,ssd of without debate.
TIE meetiog was u short aud Vtr5 q1ie: one
and 40 ioteres, waa N lDi!es.e1 either wi!hi1 or
without the BIZ.
The Board adjourned q, s so O'clock.
COMMON COUNCIL
Th. called sncettcs Ct the Bosrd List right
was lhioy u!ieudtt. >,
There was 10 debate upoG coy ots,nfs 81, until
the act Tor preventing obstiuc!ioIs 10 hlog
street cams in i!1o tho AIdcrneu-oon Goa
cured ia aud referred 10 the Committee 90
Street,.
Mr.. Evars thought /: was very proper tor |:
to 70 to q com alittce t;r there was ve;y much
slrh law as that now
Couuo corcurrcd with Aldermen il the re
ferrrc'.
When tho till rGqairiog the temoVaiof grass,
g., fron The yatte.s csuo !rcm the Aldermen
uon coucurred 10 aud referred to the Committee
90 Streets.
Mr. Echbefg said: Il seems to me what@ver
this Board passes, tho other Bos!d ri CTS
kind of spicfulig. tui ia order to get the bill
pissed by the othtr Beard suppose the member
who proposed il will let j; 20 10 the Committee
90 Streets. The bill ought 10 pasa When
Strangers como here The town looks hike u COW
pasture.
hlr. Rock expressed bis wilioGrtss to have
The bill RETIRED, ard it :sas dorr.
Whcu the till app.cpTiAtlGg $4) 10 for sanitary
PURPOSES came up.
Mr.. r Jck did no; Thick tia: so much would
be oced.d. i!r did not SEE that ,ho streets
we're 50 v:ry dirty, bat iiir9 w!s cheap and some
lime mi 10, be spread il tho CUTTERS, &C., to
grs,iy souc If The sALi!aIy peop:e-tvau In
tie Wits sud mish. crafty ihcol.
NJ action w,s ,akep AID * an esrS h?ur the
Board 60 ournc1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
BonaDart.sts & fairs.

The disunion OF the BonsparlisLs is becoming
more apparent Soma of them advocate the
claims of Prince Victor soa of Prince Nspo.
leon others are only willing to scceut Prince
Napoleon on certain condItiols and now Al.
Grsnler de Casssgnac urges in ths Pays that
lineage is nothing, and th,t everything should
depend upon the result of rlebiscito
Tie Gau!ois says now hat Prince Napoleon hiss
been recognized as the head OF tie Bolalar,ists
he will visit the kD press in q few days
A Paris telegram, from and unreliable source,
however has the f1llo wing: Tho ex-Empress
EugeIis will shortly acknowledge PriEto Nspo
leon as the representative Of imperialism |"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
Fires the DismaIswamD.

NORFOLK Va July 2i.-The forest fires in
the Disusl Swamp arc raging in several places
around tho Eeep Creek section, md arc de-.
stroyiug The crops by their ntenio Lcnt and con-
suu,ing great Quantities CT valuable timber, cord
wood and shingles lhs smoke j. deEsoly bank
cd up to the south Of the city from hcriz!n to
zenith. Tho lsrm"r5 OF the Swamp are on the
alert day sud Iigh! 10 pre.erye their dwellings
from the 4 jing Il. axes OF fro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

Msnter. Of the bnarl If delegates of tho
Uoion tf American Hebrew UongIega;iops Of
the Uoited Sra'es aud the rcpIrseatali7cs of
other lavish scci-':es held meeting yesterday
in New York 10 consider the rscaot ac,ion OF
tho President OF the NJ suhattan Beach Railaey
10 excluding Hebrew, FROM the read aud hotel.
The coDferercs vas secret. tu. Orc OF The uem.
Gers said a:tersasd lhet the matter vas detuied
unworthy Of fo1maI sciou by the beard except
IN the shape Of dieu!6.d protest which will
be drswu up By sub committee appointed Tor
that Iufpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

SPECIAL NoTlcE.-io The ladies: Wehave
new 10 store q largo siock O? Ladies. Men'e
sod Chldrens' Low Quarter Shoes, suitable
for the present season. These goods are beau
tliul, handsome and durable. aud will be sold
at sucb prices es csnnot fail 10 please. All iu
want will please call and examine fer themselves
at ITO King sheet. W. b. WADDEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

TIE jury 10 the Bo,tcmlY case. a: PITTS
field. Msss., reached az spretmep. this morn
Jog, AID at Gel, OK reported verde. Of
guilty. on tie second count CT tbs Indictment,
which charles assault and battery. A motion
made By The plisOn,rs counsel t,r new
Trial on The grtuGd that Inc verdict was COZ
trarg TO tie weight OF tvidelce, Vas over.
ruled, Gni Bolomly was sentenced 10 6se
u ars 10 The house Of correc loo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

JUDGE APPOINTED. President Hayes told
gentleman OF this city TO day, that he had
made selection Tor tho position of Judge IF
the District Of Columbia, vic, Judge Hum
pbries, deceased, but did not mention tho nsms
of lhn apnoDtpe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

ILL -Ctarics Miller, who lately married tho
daughter If Mr.. g. d. Gray, of Culpeper
Court House. is lying very i'll at that place from
the effects If 40 attack # suoslrokc, which
harproed to him while 90 visit to Baltimore.
Hs vas somewhat better last night, but. very
slight hOpes are entertained for his rtcoYciy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

EXCURSION. -TbeAItxsudris i 'gbt Itfautiy
will give az excursion to Fortress Monroe. on
the Ali prlxino. One whole day will be spent
ct the fort. and the Company will have o dress
parade. A pleasant ti1o aud large crowd arc
eynnn,ed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

WEATHER PROBABILITIES july 90. 1873. -
70. tn. Middle States parity cloudy "e.tner
ami areas Of rain north west to northeast WinaS
rising barometer and stationary OF Engn' lsii
in temper ature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

A quiet and pleasant homo is Insured to all
mothers that use Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup icr
thsir little ones. i! OBTAINS nothing luxurious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

The best FLANNEL QUITS, at IS. IS, $40 and
Sl2. You viii 6ud a: s. DEALHAM's, 62 King
81, corner If FsirfsY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

COURT OF APPEALS. 10 the Court Of Az
peals, .iI,iog ip Wy,aevie, on the 18th lust,
10 the case oil Coz,rt aud others VS.. Mande
vile executor ard othefs-sppcsl from city of
Alcxao6ra, which had beea heard 10 Rct
moUd. the decree below was affirmed, Judge
Anderson readinG III, opinion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
LUE4k ERE t.iTfES.

Mr.. Peter Pagan, has ceased operations for =
while.
Two horses attached 10 q county wagon ran
away ntas ColrosS this morning and smashed
lhs WacCn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

FORT Of ALEXANDRIA, JULY q 1879
Jun risns........ ST sun ,ets............ 7 IL
ARRIVED.
Str Jane Mcseley. Norfolk, to F A Reed.
Schr J s Hewitt. Washington, to Hsmpshirs
and Baltimore Coal 20.
CLEARED.
Str W Thompson, lower Popc, By 4 Reed.
Str M sttano lower Pot'c, By Broders i 20.
Schr 4 M Golden, Boston, by American Cosl
Company.
Schr s w Bunnell Boston, by Hamp & Bait
Cosl Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schr II Y Kelley sailed from Philsdel phis for
this port 2lst.
Schr h K Congdon, hence, at Provide 22i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
CANAL COM NJ ERGE.

Arrived Beats D Amin. n Corse, aid A
j Clara - american Co.l Co ; Mailha 10 q Il
Brn,ci.
LIE, .rtsd-Eoats G S French, Martha D An
len, ID y Core, and A Clark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

Police ITEMs.-Thc foIloSilg cases have
hccu reported sipce yesterday:
Celia Chapman and john BrowD, both color
Cd, for btil dluck sod disolderly, we're incd
aud discharged.
Wm. Etps, calcrcd. for dis ,sderly couduc;,
was dismissed At complainant GUSTS.
Sam Nlasou, James Mssoo, Edward Jackson,
usriy Willis. George Csyer AID Dec BcsIe.
al c1lored boys, for Ggbiog at the caoa locks,
we're dismissed 90 p,ytneot OF costs By Justice
PaGgctt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

> TlEKCES SMALL SIZED SPRING.
- FIELD HAMS received thi: day. These
dams are very tne n quality, each aud every
one o-iag susraatsed.
jyN K. W. AVERY, 226 Kipgst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

uOME SCHOOL.
The Misses BROaDUS will reopen their
SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GELS
at the residence Of their father, J. NJ. Brosdus
on MONDA Sept. lst. 1879 Terms $l.50
per month. It is greatly desire that ell pupils
shall enter upon the opening day. jyl6.isepl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

I TIEKCE SLIP BAG HAMS, Sugar cured
L Shoulders and Bteasfas. Bacon received 10.
day Snd for sale low by
jy2l 4 W AVERY ~; Kinpst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
CO.n.nERCISE.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July 24.-ihers il
nothing doing 10 Flour. TIE receipts of Whes
are good, ard the offerings to-day were thu
largest of tho sesso1, amounting t
85t6 bushels; prices were e shade weaker, and
We note sales at go 95. lob. los. lCG. 1G7 and l0s
Ter Fuitz. and ITO and ll2 for Lancaster. Corr
is scsice and wsntod, and prices ha7a advanced
and 20 bu:hels of white cold TO day at ST.
Smsll lots of Rye brought So and CO, erd l6l
bushels of Oats 30
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. July "a
2)O Grttlo We're offered, all of which sod st 81
4ic per ID. $50 sheep and Laubs were sold u,
Sd for Cd Sheep, and 4iafic per ID for Lambs
Twenty Milch Cows sold ut 20a$35 each. Mar.
ket brink.
BALTlMoRE.Jy 2I-V. IS old -; do dat -; dc
cons'd 5IS; 90 I'd SERIES Sli Va 1910, 50t:p d.
coup 80 to-day. Sugar steady; A ST. 8is
81 Cotton quiet; nidding III. Flour steady
aud unchanged. Wheat-Southern q let. easy
ard lower; Western lower and s.ealy at the
dec!iLei sorthern red l05allD; do amber 1lls
lib; No Maryland ll3; No2 Western winter
rcd spot Iii Llli: July lllall1b; Aug llGis
III Sept 5llI4 Corn-Southern nominal
in the Absence ot rec:ipts; Western Quet and
eldy; Southern whits 81; do yellow 40; West.
ern mixed SPOT and July AT; August 44s ,4ai
Sept 45lai53 steamer IL. oats stesdy; cou.n.
erI 4Oa42; Western white 1880; do mixed S6s
373i Penna $3.50 Rye quiet ht 56sG8 Hay
strong and without change. Cott.e qulet and
unchanged. Whiskey Steady and unchanged.
new YORK, July 24-Stocks quiet. Money
ga. Flour quiet. Whest-spring dull; winter
lower. Corn fairly active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
EDUCATIONAL.

RFTHET CLASSICAL and MILITARY
I'LL I'LL ACADEMY,
Near Wsrrenton. Fsuquitr county, Virginia.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE,
UNIVERSITY OR BUSINESS.
Recommended for Lccsticn. Health, Nc Atty,
Scholarship and Discipline.
BOARD and TUITION (hsli SESSION. $4,000
Address, for Catalogue,
Maj. A e. SMITH, Supt,
B:shel Academ P. O.,
jy 2l-eotS1 Fsuq1sr county. We.
DOCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GlKLS,
IL SANDY sPRISG, Md.
This Institution. established on the closing OF
S.snmore School. formerly conducted By my
sister, Caroline Fl. Miilsr, will reopen SEPT.
18th. a full course of instruction will be given,
With Lectures upon History, Bale5 Lst!res AID
the Natural Sciences.
For Circulars, giving terms and other partics
ulars, address
jy 9-eo3n PRINCIPAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

TIE WEATHtR-T weather coDIiouas hot
ard ,u!trv. although the pressiliDg clouds have
reudcret it somewhat Uore besrabl, duriog
uost Ct The day. Tncro have been several
Sigh! showers If rain. bat zone Of them we're
heavy cccuch TO lay the dust.
Ga tie liue tf the Midland and W. l. 0.
4. Il. hcav5 ralos are report, d last pYht. From
Rouod Hill and charlottesville similar reports
have ben rec:Ved.
lhe xatar 10 Cameron Run is very low; the
NILS arc not doing half work. aod lhs steam
pump las to De used to supply the reservoir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

THOlCE SUGAE CURED SHOULDERS
~ Breasts and Hams rec3ivtd This CAV and for
sale st Lowest prices by
jyE4 f. J. DAVIDSON, l47 kings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

YEN NOPE
~ UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
AMHERST O. h va.
Il. A. STROBE, (M.th. Meda!lit Univ. Va
Principal.
b. q. BROCK, B. Lit U. vs., (recen,ly Asst.
ms. Latin u. Va) Associate Instructor.
G. n. CLAIBORNE Assistant In English.
Session begins SEPT. l1!h.
Board and tuition per half te:sion $l25.
Reduction is made in favor of minister's son
or Of Two brothers. For Catalogue address the
PRINCIPAL. jy l9-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

NOTICE-WE WILL AT ALL TIMES
~ SILL GROCERIES, AS CHEAP, AND
MANY OF THEM CHEAPER, THAN ANY
PRICE LIST ADVERTISED. A compariscp
of prices solicited 4. j. DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

DKIME CAROLINA RICE, ltaliac Maccs
L roni. split Peas, Ssgo, Tapioca, Vermicelli,
Pearl Barley. Oatmes Oct Gilts, Graham
Flour, &C.. for sale low by
MY J. Z. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
HO0k AND LADDER EXCURSION,
TUESDAY, JULY G9.h.

Boat leaves Prince street wharf al 7 45 y m
rsturnirg At 90 O. m. IL Past
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

GNIG'S HAMBURGER DROPS, For
IL rests Juniper Tar ard Boschees German
Syrup for sale by
sp2l L. STABLER & co.