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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
EDITORIAL .S'OTEs.
The outlook for roasting cars Is not proAls


The outlook for roasting cara IS not proais
ing.
The vacant chair in The school room is pot
suggestive Of sadness to the small boy.
Last Friday the mercury in Nce lmk rose
to 9S degrees 10 the shade az i y 10.
The increase Of the public debt last month,
according to The published statement, was
s24,7 SS.lS.
Tho new magszncs for July shO" no falling
off in the quality Of the articles. MonthIlss are
Independent Of the thermometer.
The little poem called "Light,' which We
publish 10 day, made its author famous. The
poet is professor in Oxford University, Fog
land.
The small boys and girls having had their
say, AMI tho commencement exercises havlog
nearly AL closed. tho cen;ra! reading pubic arc
gratfed.
Gen. l.. l.. L3msx, Of F4uquier, who Is
clerk in the stationery department OF the Capt.
tol, at Washington, is coDfned totlsroon with
painful abctss which has recently l5Tmed On
his Jaw.
Thomas j. Morris was yesterday nom!natcd
to the Senate aud confirmed as u. 5. District
Judge Of Maryland, Alr. Il. Sttckett Mathews
name having, after long coltcat, been with
drawc.
The cssey Ct Rev. DR.. WashturCc, Of NeT
York, delivered las: Wednesday beItro tic
alumni of the Theological Seminary, Is 10 be
published in pamphlet form. So elaborate and
lioished production we'll deserves preservation
10 print. We have rarely heard SO beautiful
and suggestive au essay.
DR.. Alban S. Payne, Of Fauquitrc3unty, has
been unanimously elected to professor chair
in the Medical College at At'auta, Ga. 1t Is
understood that tho Dscior has sigaifcd bl:
intention TO accept the position, aud will romo7e
With his family 10 Atlanta in October. II hi:
| record 10 the past may be accepted as iu!urt
guarantee, it is c:riain that the Doctor, whose
professional tkill and proficiency arc SO well
known and generally acknowledged, vii! give
cnlirc satisfaction 10 Il is new field Of u5efull-
ness.
A rather improbable story is published OF
proposed attempt to kidnap Jay Gould and hold
him for ransom. The account says that be
narrowly escaped tho plot while Oh & late west
ern trip. A band Ct desperate train robbers wcro
pcs:ed along the unsuarled Snake liver plains
| on the line Of the Union PasGc, with tho idea
of catchiug Gould as ho should pass through
to Ogden. With him ir possession, they pro-
| posed 10 take him Rcross the totlGr iato Bit
ish territory and keep hia until lie agreed to
nay au immense laus"m. Ono Of the party,
outer than The r.st. disclosed the plot Tor z
liberal reward, aud tic millionaire escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
cratic licket.

Some of tho most ultra Of tho radical prea.
talk as follows: Tho southern members seem
to be makit good their liberal professions Of a
moderate policy as against tho northern eS'
trem;s S. The south has wholesome rtcolltc
ton OF what it costs to unite the whole North.
And yet these same newspapers continue to re-
peat daily that the dcmocricy OF the country is
ruled by rebel brigadiers, md that the latter are
engaged 10 an attempt to gain by stratagem
what they failed to gain by torco Of arms. Ii
the recent session ct Congress proved anything
more than the inefiuiency Of the men the dem
ocrats sent thero TO represent them. It was that
the southern members vera tho most loyal,
patriotic, conservative and yielding men in both
branches Ct that body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

The session of Ccneres just closed has proved
to any reasonable and unbiased man who has
felt enough interest 10 it 10 watch its proceed
ings that tho democratic party il 10 favor OF
impartial suffrage. Of tho repeal Of all test oaths,
and of free balc!s, usnIimidated by either SOL
dicrs or deputy mashals; and that the republl'
oars arc opposed to caoh Of these measures.
In Other words. thas while tho demo-
cratic party is 10 favor of republican in.
si,u ions, tho republican party is op.
posed TO such Institutions aud 10 favor OF tho
means by which imperial governments are
usually conducted. The shame and reptoach
brought upon FREQ institutions 10 this country
have tended in 50 largo daeree to disgust
people With them that it is really matter OF
doubs in the miads Of some people whether a
majority OF the voters would seriously object to
a change 10 the form of government. All
such DOUBTS will be removed by the next cleo
lions, when, Of course. those in favor of Cnsarsm
will vote the radical, while those 10 favor Of
such government as that founded by Wash.
iuston and his co patriots will vote The demo-
CRATIC icket.
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a Card.

To tie c,Ator Of the Alerun}m Gazette:
| thank my friends heartily and cordially Tor
their ASSURANCES Of support TO myself 10 case
would be candidate TO represent Alexandra
city and county 10 The next Legislature. Bur |
must decline with many thankl The proposed
honor, and fer macy reasons, chi among
which is that 90 delegate to the General As
senbly, unless very we'll off. cen afford TO live
10 Richmord with tho present salary. The
members OF the next House will have to lead
shabby gcptea lie 10 the Capital city III order
that the State uiny thrive. and Tor che am
not willing to make the attempt.
Respectfully.
ALEXANDER HUNTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

1t will be seen by rctereIc, to a card 10 90
other column Of to day issue of the Gsz,tte,
that Mr.. Alexander Hunter, tho late popular
and worthy member of the House of Delegates
from Alexandria county. declines rcnomina'
ton. The chief reason he assigns for such q
COURSE is reasonable one at least-tbc reduced
salary now attached to tho position; fer 10 this
practical aec no ore adds to bis respect by
sacrificing his owe Individual interests to those
Of his State and country. This wasn't so in
the good cid times when selfish objects wsro
lost sight of 10 the desire 10 subservc the pub
lie good, but times have changed and men have
changed with them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

Iftho Fall River strikers were the only sui
forers By their unWiso action many wiser ant
equally as hard working men would look upon
tn, deprivations they sutject.thems,lves 10. a.
the just, as they orc the. natural. coust querces
OF sush Stiffness, but when tho sutferiugs
they bring upon their innocent families arc
remembered, their action, 10 the eyes of these
same people, will appear almost 10 the light Of
crime. For men With families, in free couu'
try, to be giving up employment when there are
hundreds Of applicants fer each vacant place,
ref cts credit upon neither their sense. their
..nrality, Nor their Dstural affections.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDBN:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2. 1879
Mr.. Hayes, when tbs marshals' bill was pre-

Mr.. Hayes, when the marshals' bill was pre-
serted to him, saw Luz two courses to pursue
to veto it and partially and temporarily hinder
the operations Of one branch Ct the govern
mcut, aud with cool assurance attribute that
hiuderaucc to the democratic party, and make
Us much party capital out Of it as possible; OF
to sign it and thereby weaken the republican
party by prohibiting tho employment Of meD,
at the peoples expense, to intimmidate demo-
cratic voters at the next election. Unlike the
President Of the country, but like the repre-
sentative Of party, and pushing that idea to
degree az far as it was ever carried by General
GRAFT, he chcso the latter. Whether the re-
suits OF his actions will equal his expectations
time alono cau determine, for if this age, 10 Am
erica, shows any ono thing palmer than another,
is that unlike iormor ages, the experience Of
the past affords no insight TO the future, Sc
far at least. as regards politics. Not only
politicians. but political principles have become
changed, and whilo full blown radicals IF foN
years ago ale now the chosen leaders OF the
democracy, ideas that recently were the cardi
nal principles Of the democracy are now repu-
dated by that party and adopted by the repub
!icans. Politicians have always been unreliable
but whom suoh number of people as compose
tho republican party willingly allow themselves
to be 80 easily dccsived, to their own and
their country's iriary, as they have beer
and continue to be, and that, too, solely
for the purpose Of keeping set Of selfish, hur
g,y. corrupt and rapacious men 10 office. The
indication is not favorable one for the future
Of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

STCKLY SESTlNEHTALISM.- 1t is said that
Cox, the murderer OF Mrs. Hull, Is presented
every morDi0g with tube Its, for his
coat lapel and that he is also provided
with tho best cigars. Police and dctcc
lives gro sometimes accustomed 10 treat
criminals with DISTINGUISHED consideration 10
order that they may the more etfectua!ly worm
themselves into their confidence, and by keep
ing them 10 good hnmor get at the secrets OF
their crimes. The tokens offender regard which
ere being shoRcred upon Cox. however, caDEot
BIO bestowed with any such iatenlIon, for the
murderer has already made full confession
ard there does not app;ar to be anything turth
or to disclose. The runor is current in New
York that 40 effort will DO made to save Cex
on the ground that the kiliiog Ct hlrs. Hull vas
Involuntary Danssughter, and that Ccx cannot
be convicted On bis oGn confession. Ii these
1ccouo.s be true. 20 mere Indecent a1d disgust
ing exhibition Of sickly seutimentsli;m was ever
displayed. a more Inappropriate case Tor even
geDucc pity could hardly be c3ucel7ed. bat the
existence CT such a sympathy tor this bsuIc aS
fods tender expression 10 tubs roses ior Bis
goat" is simply iuoorupreheDsible, except as
Mir. T.. J. ut Ct thoroughly morbid nature.
was made judge of the u. .. W.
trict OF Maryland, is a great Improvement upt,
Mr.. Hayes frs nominee for lha position. Mr.
Stockctt Matthews Most Everybody but Mr.
Hayes aud a few of like iik thought Judge
Bond possessed as much partisan politics as TIT
u. 8. judges for Maryland are entitled to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

have determined not ,Jiuore acd tho several
the 4sh CT July, but on the 5sh siss.helopg
the cessation of general business in that city
will continue from the night Of the 81 to the
morning tf the It'll. Holidays. except those
If schools, are too short and too iutrequent 10
this Country for the public good, and VIC are
clad Of tho change to which We allude.and hope
it msY become general.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
Committed.

ALBANY. N. Y. July The Governor has
coDmuted TO imprisonment for lite the sentenced
If Lester Brothortop. who was ssnielcs to be
hanged 10 Csyuga county, July 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
,EEESTS or THE BIZ,

Tho Kai:rcad GsZetto estimates that tho
substitution Of steel rails etfac. q Clear savlrg
to The railroads OF this coun;ry Ct $l9,0j0,OG0.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the noniins-
tioO Of john y. Huu:cr, vt Missouri. 10 lie
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF t.ab.
Both lIorsts CT Coueross yesterday passed s
resolution TO pay l.. ii. Flzhugh 81 250 Ter
services SIS doo!keepeE 81 Tic House during the
Fory.iourth Coneress.
Mrs. Frarc;s d. R5za, o wealthy lacy, vas
sitting 10 her cirtirgc 10 front OF her residence
in New York yesterday when sh, suddenly
dropped dead. She was aged CT.
Ex-Governor y. T.. Sheppard, accompanied
by tx-Gov FL McGock and Mr.. Il ii, Stevens
sailed from N,w York Monday fox Mexico,
whcro they propose TO ebt(r upon business
enterprise.
Durirg the session of Congress which tcrmiI'
atci yesterday 30 bills aud ii dot resolutions
were introduced ia The Senatc, and > SO bills
| aud ll9 joint rts0Iu:ons were Introduced In the
House OF r representatives..
Between four and five Euodr:d Ffef Oh ts-
nadias passed through plymouth. n. H., Yes
| tcrday. 90 pilgrimage to the shr!uo Of Saint
| Anne ID, Bcauprc. situated 10 ii'lc vliiag'
near Quebec, On The uorlh shore ci the Saint
Lawrence.
Henry White, 80 gcats cd. WIS., !caIifg a
| bull into slaughter house at West SumerVhe,
Mass, yesterday, with {" rope artuad the c!ca
| turo'a hcrns, when the kuot aCcideG!ly slipped
and The animal clught White below tho nave
with one OF It's hOrrs and ripped lis body com
| pletcy rpeu, causing lnstant death.
| The Maiuc d, mocratic c!LvlDtion met at
Bangor yesterday, adopted resolutions iprroy-
10y the dam )eri!ic aud dcnouLc!Cg the stpuo
lien clursc IL Congress aud rcpomIDltuG
| Governor Garccion fer Reelection. The CaI!
foruia democratic c)nventiou met at Sacramento
\ platform was adopted which, amorg other
things, condemns Chinese immigration gnd IN
dorycs Tho scion Of the DENT c:3c;s in Congress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
Light.

The night has thousand eyes.
Ard the day bu! one;
Yet toe ligh! Of the bright world d'fS
With the dying sun.
Tie mind has = thousand eyes
Ard Tie heart bu. ole;
Yet the light Of whole lie dies
When love is done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
ICOMMUNIChTED.

CHURCH NlGnT. IL would savo many IL
tcrrup,ions il the week night services III all the
churches were held 90 the same night. THIS
might be agreed upon alter consultation be.
tween the ministers. Ii strikes Us that bet
Ter attendance would also b, secured by having
ono night in the week rtc1gniaad as church
night. CHURCHMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
Railroad accident,

New YORK, July "A IrighttI! accident
occurred 90 lh} Metropolitan Elevated L. Il
shortly alter one o'clcck this mornioS. TIE
regular up trains had stopped ruoulng at IN
lime and several track men on hand oar start
ed down the east sid! track to make some
needed repairs. When tho Ftaakllu street
station was reached they discovered 90 engine
with some new cars coming Up the road. DAVIS
IIaGIcy, one oI!he olIrs! employees % the road,
volunteered TO get cif and wara the approach
ing train, when he was struck by regular SOULS
bound train. His body was mang'cd IN h3r
ribIe manner Ooe of his legs was Gu! of aud
remained on tho track, whlo his body WAS
throWn toto the street below. Ills death was
Instantaneous.
TIE New STATE BOMBS The new Virgins
bonds, issued under Tho adjustment bill Of
March IS. 1872 now ready for issue, arc Goa
denomination, and handsomely engraved in
green and black with tho monument of capita
SQUARE in tho centre, and q portrait OF George
Washn gton on one sdo and tho coat-ot.s7ms .!
the State OF Virginia on tho other. They are
dated let January, 1879 rcdeemablo in lo;".
payable 1919 and eXen 2L from ali state and cor
porslion tax, and payable in Richmond or New
York and receivable in payment OF all taxes.
debts, dues and demands duo tho State. They
are signed by Il NJ. L Hunter, Treasurer, and
Asa Rogers, Second Auditor, and in denomlna-
tons Of SlC0 md i,s mulLiples. Flducaries $40
allowed TO invest trust fund in these bonis.
These bonds are called l0lUs from being re-
doemsble in ton and payable in forty years.
They sell at 80 conts in tho dollar. and boar" per
cent for 10; per ccnt for 90 per cent Tor III
wears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

From all scc.iobs Of The couary ccmc lldluCs
of the good effects of Dr.. Balls Baltimore piiiE
in diseases OF the Liver. Stomach, Bjw'.',
aud Blood They cure Cons. pati:n. Na'ala
Fever, Headache, Nervousness. etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

Among tnoso VINO went with Dir. Corbctt on
tho various bonds were Mr Il. 6. Cunningham,
whose properly is assessed ct Si:!J and =. =.
Is e|son the assessed vsluo Of whose rea! aud
pcr:ohal estate ia $50, and Ms. Wright. whose
property IS assessed at $500. Mr.. H. d. Smith,
one Of the suriliee, is u shio ono. ARGUS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02
IYEG5JTf.7 .S-Els'S.

The old Eagle geld mine in Stafford county.
has rtc,nt!y been cleaned cut an1 Ia 10 be oper-
ated by Balimorc coWrauy.
90 Fiilay last Mrs. Thompson, living thee
miles southeast Of i rrysc, Clark, county,
was struck and Instantly ki!lnd by !ightninC.
She left six children. the youngest 81 iafsEt
three months cid.
Tie Lynchbuig VirgiEian is authorized BY a
member Of tho board Of vi>i!trs 10 Washing.
ton and Ice University to say that the report
that General C. W. {. Leo had rendered his
resignation as president Of the! restitution Is
unfouadea.
The ATTENDANCE. uoon the cosiog tX2'cises OF
the University Of VlrelaIa vas cot 50 largo this
year as usual. LAST night the ioiGt celebration
oftho literary societies took place, and AT address
vas delivered b. Han. Samuel +. lluut. oil
Ohio. Mr.. Jennings Wise Garnrtt. of Washing
ton. d. G. (soa CT Dr.. GaIhett, and grandson
OF Gen. Henry A. Wis.,, haa token bis master
of arls degree al.er 3 course OF Eu! two SESSIONS
remarkable lea.
At an adjourned ciccting OF the stockholders
Of the James River aud KapawEa Company in
Richmond lsth night the president Was directed
to rolify the Richmond aud Allegheny railroad
as r. CURED by bct tf Assembly authorizing the
sale OF the canal property anu Franchises 10 that
company, that they 1rrc prepared to max:
deed CT conveyance thereto within len days.
The law REQUIRES that the railroad compaoy
must depotlt hal! million Of dollars Tor fifth
tu oonpaooA With tee terms Il sale within
the ten days FaiIiIg Ia 10 So the contract II
void.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

For Dyspepsia. Nervousness. Headache,
Constipation aud all diseases OF tic Liver and
Stomach. }. NJ. L,fcqu.'s Ants Bilious Biz
tiers arc decidedly the mos: potect remcdy th"t
can be used. For sale ty all druggists. -
paper or 81 bottle.
w, +. THORNTON. Proprietor,
W&S Baltimore, Md.
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TIE BoNAp.RTIsTs.-Th London Times
correspondents O. Paris says:


TIE BoNApARTIsTs.-Tho London Times
correspondents az Paris says:
IN ma,rity Of tho Bonapartis!s arc urdcr.
stood to concur with NJ. Rouhcr ia ackuoH-
ledeing Pricco Napoleon as chief OF the
Napoleonc dynasty. They aTcuo that
tn. will of the late Prize, Imperial,
which asks the tx-EDp.css Eugene to co or
cratic with Prize, Victor, was written o0 tho
assumption that The testCtor would survive
Prince Napoleon. This ressoulpg, however,
is considered y transparent extu'c Tor the non'
observance CT the impracticabla will ct thcPtlrce
Imperial. NJ. Rcuthers retirement from &C.
tive politics is evidently owing to feeling that
be and Prince Napolcou could not oct together,
and the latter could not be set aside. What
between Pei1ca NspcIeon's possible adherence
10 the republic and the impcs;ibility OF tho
clerical section of the Bouop1risIs choosing
leader without either acting against the wishes
OF the Prince Imperial's will or provoking
distinct disayowal from Prirco Victor, The
BoDaparists are in one of the most pprpl,zllR
pcsiliocs ever occupied by any party.
CAUSES oFSUDDES DEATH-Very few Of the
sudden deaths which are said 10 arise from dig.
esses of tho heart do really arise from !ha. cause
To ascertain the real origin of the sudden deaths
An experiment wss tried and reported to scnn.
tic congress 1t Strssburg Sixty six cases Of
sudden testh were made tho subject OF taor-
ough post .mortem eZaullnati ION; IN tnese cases
only two cases wero found who died from dis
oass of tho heart. Nino out of GG had died from
aooployy. while there were i6 cases of conRes.
ton OF the lunga--thst H. the lungs wero 90 full
Of blood thoy could not work, not being room
enough for sufficient quantity OF air 10 support
life The causes that produce congestion OF the
els sitting sill until CALLED after being WARMED
with labor or rapid walk going too suddenly
known $50 room into the air, especially afIor
ienp,hea many walking, or running 10 catch
otherwise be lost under the vatdaen death oeing
complaint That disease is supposed 70 20 90
eVitsbia and incurabls hence. many msy not
| tske the pains they would to avoid sudden death,
! rthey knew it lay in their power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

a BRIEF iIoNEYMooN --.Nliss Mary Holt
YVES the daush:cr OF Jacob lilit a man o.
wcsllh and pronincrci and 0ac q the mo-!
respected ci,z ns 0! Perry township. She wa'
ia the prime Of her ;ouDf lie, Intelligent
cultured aud rtincd, resDcspec:cd by all. ad
mircd by many and Nest inudy loved by one
James Ashburn, worthy Ycung m'n, hVlnH
ON alarm rear BIZ. Between himself and Mary
lhcro had spruCg up an attachment which, bo
ginning in JOY. has hcou TIC death Of one. and
will BIZ life long blight on the other.
The family Of tho young lady were arcrsa TO
her attachment 10 this young Nan. and had
provided what they deemed moro eligible
sutton. vino was expected to arrive 10 short
time to claim the hand of the youag lady
against her will. but at the bidding OF hor pat
cnts. TO secure themselves against tho Iigor
of parental demands, tho young people resolved
uron private marriage, which was solemnlzed
By ESQUIRE Waldrip about three weeks ngo,
only f,w trusted irie0js btiag present. They
went to their respective homcs, aud only met
occasionally 10 company with sister OF the
young wife.
Ga last Saturday Mr.. Ashbarn communicated
TO his wife tho tic: that their secret had been
diyulged, and that it would be impossible to
kept it from her parents. Sh, declared that
she would die before she would iaoo tho storm
of parental indignation such a Communication
would bring upon her, while be eudeavored to
dssuade ard comfort her. 1umt diatcy on
her return home, hoE.v2r. she weos to her
room and swallowed dose Of s'ryohnirc, and
10 thirty minutes she WAS colpic. The
young husband, 10 the sgo5y of his griei, de-
clared that they should not be long parted, but
was closely watched By auxicus friends.
% Sunday no was informed by his ctusiu.
in whose care he had been left, that the funeral
procession would pass the honse soop. AID was
mked ii no wculd &c. lie replied that be
would, and directed the young man to 90 and
| Asb6nEh66 rr;sss ready. Hardly bad bis compan'
The muzze Of the iIhs report OF ap,sto was
most asaus. his forehead, but 10 t6GHg aa young
OF his crszy grief The range had been two low
and the ball. ra5sioC downward, had lodged il
his face without l1ictiDg a fatal wound
Flo is now under the care OF physicians who co
terrain strong hopes of his recovery. Should
! he recover he will bs removed as 5000 as pcssi-
BILE from tho sorro1ful ASSOCIATIONS OF bis pre-
sent home and taken to Indiana, where he for
| merly lived IIoodson County, Kansas, Post.
More failures are reported 10 Eoganl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

The greatest variety HATS, comprising lie
Gpest aud the cheapest, for old and ytung, CT
tho uobbiest styles aDd tho lowess prices ut ;.
DEALHAM'S, e. King ST., corner OF Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

For foe nobhy suit Of CLOTHING SEQ >
DEALHAM, &c King ST., corocr Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

For New York custom m,dc CLoGHHn:
warranted not to rip. sec :. pEAIIIAN, b.
King ST., corner Of Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

Numerous groups CT Bobapartists have somo
ilea OF bringing forward Jerome B1naparr
Patterson. the American, rs prctcndsr t"
Napolcopo SUCCESSION. This is probably =
cinari.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-02

s. DEALHAM has just reIuraed rom Ne%
York, and has DOW the finest and most select
stock Of CLOTHING HATS and CENTS tUES-
IsHINGs ever before brought to this city; at az
topishipp low prices