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SUM mER RESORTS.
GARDINER HOUSE
CHICAGO.

SaS-- The +" GARDNER,'' as a Summer Resort,
has no equal In CHICAGO, Situated in the
heart OF the city and at the same time directly fac
ing the lake. from which is separated only by the
beautiful park in front of the house. The delight
full breezes from Lake Michigan making the location
very desirable. Southern pat, image particularly
desired. Special rates to parties remaining one
week or more. Transient rates 50 so and So per
day. JEWETE WILCOX, Manager.
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BY Telegraph

Maximum Thermometer, 80 deg.
Minimum Thermometer, II deg.
Rainfall too small to measure.
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FINANCIAL.

There was the usual quietness yesterday at
the banks. Exchange light in demand and
offerings; money plenty with slight call for
1t. The New York Post reports: Money
lenders apparently look for very easy loan
market up to the autumn, as Is shown by
their offerings of round amounts to trst-class
stock exchange firms at 8 per cent. for sixty
DAYS or four nlonths-and this on miscel-
laneous collateral. 1t Is not thought that
gold coin remittances will be needed to any
extent until drafts in anticipation of cotton
begin to appear in the market; and then OF
course they will not be needed. If United
States bonds were upequivocally gold securI-
ties 1t is likely that foreign investors would
take such quantities of them as to force lm-
ports of gold. As it is, their purchases are
not unlikely 10 be large enough to keep ster-
ling exchange slightly below the specie point
during the present season when there
is a dearth Eof commercial bills. The
New York Bulletin, of Thursday, states!
"New York exchange was quoted to-day
as follows at the places named: Savannah
selling, 5l6; buying. nominal, l6.
Charleston-easy, 1901. New Orleans
commercial, "a premium; bank a, premium:
Chicago weaker, 10 discount, buying, and
Ito premium selling. Boston-par to 8
panqe discnunt "
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w / Changes.

Below high water mark of 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
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COTTON GIN.
The Brown Cotton Gin.

Cleans the Seed better, Runs Lighter, Gins Faster,
and costs less money than any other Sin I'm the
ket. Every machine fully end legally guaranteed.
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OHUuCtTy oAIo OF hbAI EStaIes
No. 241S, H-QS07, R. l-ChanceTy Court Of Shelby
county-Louisa Berton, Adm vs.. b Fursten-
helm ct al. {,
10y virtue of an interlocUpOry decree for sale en-.
II tered In the above cause on the 18th day Of Nav
1879. M. 3. "a, page S37 VIII sell at public ane-
ton, TO the highest bidder in front OF the CLERK ana
Masters Office, courthouse building, Main street. in
the Taxing district Of shelby county, late city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on
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James HOward-200 rolls bagging.
City of GTeenville-45S brls -four, $50 brls
meal, 1898 sacks corr, $50 sacks oats. 100
sacks bran. AS pkgs lard, rs casks bacon,
As boxes soap, 40 sacks ear-corn, 981 pkgs
sundries.
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ale Of Real Estate.

Terms OF Sals-On a credit of and n months.
purchaser executing note with satisfactory personal
security; Lien retained; redemption barred. This
June 10, 1879. 2. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Estes 4 EllaIt RIpalnrr a EIilI Alfr,rI,.ra
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* IUottOn exchange statement.
iaSn..r.r.rf I.re,aarr,os,rl fItlrrs. ffcnrto.a 1

The following are the latest kilograms of
he domestic markets, as reported yesterday
y, tI,a - ton avchanOa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
Communicated.

mmuulCbt6u.
Our MUNICIPAL ELECTION. Why is it that
the excitement IN our little elections seems to
eliminate in that of Mayor This ofhce is very
nearly sinecure; and while, perhaps, it is vel!
for the dear people, to be alert in regard to the
proper person for that distinguished honor, do
not let US forget that there are other off, to be
filed of infinitely more Importance, VIZ: Audi
tor, Collectors of Taxes, Olerk of Market Clerk
OF Gas, Supt. of Gas, Sup't of Police, &c. Now,
these gentlemen handle venture to say, nine
teen twen,eths Of the revenue Of the city; and
we should elect such, regardless of any personal
considerations But it seems to me everything
is concentrated in the squsbble for the hsyoral.
ty Citiz sns. esrnest y urge YOU to look well
at your ticket for the imary Aecton and zee
that the light persona there for what is called
the 'suborcinate'' officers; but l say they are
the prime oaes Let us cleo. men who will rig
idly do their whole duty. and also make full
returns. The best mon is what We now sorely
need. aud let Us have them. Ara we to have
them? Pro Bono FUBLICo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
MEDICINAL.
7 Il WI FIR

This important organ weighs but about
three pounds, ard all the blood in 8 living
person (about three gallons) passes through
it at least once every half hour, to have tne
bile and other impurities strained or filtered
from it. Bile is the natural purgative OF tes
bowels, and if the Liver becomes torpid II ID
not separated from the blood, but carried
through the veins to all parts of the system.
and in trying to escape through the pores o.
the akin, causes it to turn yellow or dirty
brown color. The stomach becomes diseased
snd Dyspepsis, Indigestion, Constipsti0n'
| Headache. Biiiousnes., Jaundice, Chllis'
Msisrisl Fevers, Piles, Sick and Sour Stomsss
ach, and general debility follow. MEes~
BELLS HEPATINE. the great vegetable
discovery for torpdity, csuses the Liver to
throw of from one 10 two ounces Of bile eacn
time the blood passes through it. as long as
there il al excess Of bile; and the effect OF
even few doses upon yellow complexion
or brown. dirty locking skin, will aston
iah all who try it--they being the first symp-
toms to disaprenr. The cure Of all bilious
diseases SID Liver complaint is made Ger.
tain by tsking Hspstine IN accordance WITH
directions. Headache lie generally cured in
twenty minutes. and no disease that arlses
from the j,ivsr Cen exist if fair trial Is
given. Taae 10 pills when you can get
Hepatine at the same price For sale oy
all Druggists. PSaCE csc and 81.
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LOCAL. NE us.
WEATHER P2oBAkT ITIFs, May 3. 1879.
For the Middle Atlantic State7 westerly winds,
ai'onsry barometer, and warmer clear weather.

CHURCH SERVICES. &C., To.MoRRow -
Christ Church. at IL a. N. aud 4 p
Id. oy Rev. II. Suter.
ST. Pauls Church Service a. IL a. IN.
by Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Grace Church -Sersic, at IL a. IL. anc
I:45 o. m. oy R-v Mr.. Sharpe.
st. Mary's Church. Mass at AID Il ! N
Vespers at .. N.
Union Presbyterian Church Frs. CtaTc' J.
Servlue al IL a. %. aod 7:45 p. N. by R v. Dr.
Bullock.
Second Presbyterian Church Services q; II
a. u. and 1870 .. %. by Rev. Wu. DinwidG;e
Meth. Epis. Church Service a. ii a. ID aac
1880 c. d.. by kv. Dr.. D L. Ma;yr
Meth. Epis. Church South Service a, II
q. m. aud 1880 p ID. by Rev. W. X Boyle,
Aeth Erot. Ghurch-Servioc at II q. and
7:45 .. ID. nv Rev. W. R. Graham.
Baptist Gurch-S.Ivice at II a, IN md a
1880 o. u. W k7v. W. 3 Penick.
Young liens christian Association -
Prayer mec,lug 10 the Second P,-sby teria,
Church at !, u. AIms House a, % p. m. Jal
at 2 o. N.
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Refuud.ng Certificates.

CIsc1NNATI O., May 3.-For some days the
crowd 10 waiting at the sub treasury for U,
g. tea dollar refuudiug certificates has been ion
mcusc. The approaches to the office have been
f led BIZ applicants. Notwithstanding the
order reiu-ios banks the privilege of purchss
log tEcm they have managed to obtain a large
amouat by p,ozirs. One man acknowledged
tbst ne bad Is Toys mployed to procure Ger
;f:aies aud had by that means furnished one
back with several Thousand dollars worth.
The aggregate sales ON ,unts to 1910, 1000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

The City DEgr-It is understood that
inoe the adoption by the City Council of the
bill to compromise the city debt. on Thursday
eight, the holders OF 1854 600 of the bonds,
aud OF SIS 035 of the Coupons have sigui6ed
their wilnugotsy to lu6d Persons who reside
10 this city and are holders of bonds are urged
to call upon Mr.. Charles r. Hooff, Cashier of
the First National Bank. who has the list in
charge, and sign their namcs. as such sigma
ture is regarded as OF great i'm portance in 10
ducing outside boudhcdars 70 fuud
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Opening and Closing OF the Mails.

CLOSING.
Washington, D. G., North and Northeastern
mails II m. and 8 BOP M.
Western mails 4 30 and 8 80 p. M.
Southern mails via Richmond. Va, W a.
N. and % and 8 % p m.
burg, Virginia. 6 90 a. m. and p. m. 80
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, WAY msils)
including through mails, t 90 q. m and OO . N
Gordoosville and Charlottesville, Va- + w g.
N. and 90 .. m.
Manassas division % q. m.
Alexandria to Round Hill, Va, 8 90 q. m.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, Wis Washing
ton, d. c., 30 a. 10. and 0O and = OO p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, . ~ q. M
and 90 y. m. 1;o
South western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia;
(through msils) including way mails on M!oisno
Ksilrosd. 8 30 y NJ.
Msnsssss Division SO 8. m.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va 81 p m.
Office Hours-Ofhce opens ut 80 ., m, ano
Sundsy Hours-Ofice opens at As 8 M, and
closes at 30 q. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
LOCAL. BKEg-FTIES.

The Woodlawo Agricultural Society met al
the residence Of Mr.. w. H. SuoWdcn, at "Col'
linpwood," this evening.
Mr.. j. W. Hartley will give dramatic read
iues at Peabody Hall next Tuesday night for
the benefit of tho Lee Memorial Fuod.
There was hcavy frost laet night, which
however, Is said by the country people 70 have
occasionad little if and damage to the fruit The
flowers however suffered greatly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

TO THE PUBLIC Notwithstanding the
strong pressure for cheaper" goods to which
most manufacturers have yielded by lowering
both quality aud price, have maintained the
highes, aadard of our product while reducing
pr:ces by every legitimate mcaos. The people
are tired Of "shoddy" clothing, bought only
from necessity. and the oountry's Improvement
is evidenced by the growing dcmand fer better
goods. For the spriog of 1879 | baVe prepared
one of the choicest stocks of Stylish Clothing L
ever produced, and my prices arc as low as the
cost Of labor AID material will permit Terms
cash ): hAl1ENsIEiS'
80 7th street., Washiogtoo, T.,
Near Pennsylvania Avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

M1ssIoNaSG.-Che aonual meet
ing Of the yDrcigu Missionary Society
Of the NJ: Eof this city, was held Oh
wednesday,
A missiosr service began at four
o'clock p. 4 followed by business
meeting atss officers of the society.
for the eusyere elected, as follows:
PresidenH. Pearce; Vlcs Presl-
dents. MrsAith, Mrs. E una Evans
and Mrs. lu; Recording Secretary,
Miss MagsDorr espondiog Secretary
Miss Mamfsssurer, Mrs. j. Per
point. "a
A missioaserved at the church
at SIX oloq-s general invitation had
heeo glVeo.an occasion greatly co.
ioyed by alIp3
a we'll ataic meeting gas he'd at
night. Theaddress OF the evening
Was deliverss. NJ A. Linvl'lo. OF
WashIIogtonply interested the audi
enoe TOR tbrts Of 40 hour with az
earnest and idiscu ,siop Of the obllsa'
tlops OF Obrien to j 10 10 this new
and widely eIswork VI woman Tor Wo;,
man. Mrs.aiet ferVeut spea ker, OF
commanding Se. and wlosome FAC. -
She eoterspelsddrcss with touching
Incidents draathe experiences OF mis-
sioDsries whied the hearts or all pre-
scot. Short Isre read by Miss Ellie
Harmon and lille Shirley. The x r
cises were ennith appropriate soues
BY the choir. usieadersbip OF Miss Mary
Csrlip. Befortose of the meeting the
DANES of the nnhers we're secured, max
Jog membershile that of last mouth
All Of the abovlses were conducted en-
:irelv by ladies'. w. f. Nj. society, Of the
VI. + church ills increasing throughout
be aeoomiosticsp d 10 1869 it already
numbers over twseud local societies and
itty thousaod ms. Ithas sent out forty
no young ladIesissiooaries; sustalns one
undred and 6s,ive teachers, and con
ucts one huodret forty day schools, foul
'phsnsges and nnrd;pg schools. The eight
az ches into wbie society is divided senc
'egstes once 70 a general meetlpg.-
10 Baltimore brs which met 10 Washing
} last month. els Mrs NJ. 6. Hamilton
b .ltImore aod,. l. H. Pea,cs, OF Al
'odrls. as dslegsto the annusl meeting tt
held at Cbicaihe 22I Of the presen
9TH.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks flee Of the Cir
Y cult Court OF the city OF Alexandris, on the
Isl day of May. 1879.
The President, Directors and Company of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia (suns for the uae
of VIM. B. Issacs, VIM q. Taylor and John
g. Williams, late 'tners under The firm and
style OF Jsss"' Tayl & Wiiiisms) complain
a1ts against The AleZandris Gsnsi Cooi psny,
Philip g .igey, Z. II. Wells and VIM. w.
DUNCAN Inc Bank of the Did Dominion, at
Alesantria, + ". T: Hunte5 the Treasurer
of the State of Virginia. And Reuben Johnston,
trustee, defendants. In chancerV-on bill and
amended bill.
Memo. The object of the amended bill is te
have the lien Of certsin uds nj ant obtained by
the Farmers Bank Of Vi 'ginla against the Al.
e1snSris Canal Co. and The executions issued
thereon sGjudicsteu that tae property of tho
said Alexandra Canal Company may be sub
jected 20 the payment of said judgments; that
the status of Certain bond of the Alexandria
Canal Company for Sl5,c % for the benefit o. the
Bank of the Did Dominion and guaranteed by
the State of Virginia, and the rights Of sll par.
ties in relation thereto may be sscertanod ana
sdudicsted.
The defendants, Philip Qugley, II b.
Wells snd William w. DUNCAN, not hsv-
ing entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act OF Assembly, and
the rules of this Court, and 1t appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents OF this
State, it is ordered that said defendants appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what is to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ca
zette, newspaper published in the city of AL
exandria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
MOTION MARIE, Clerk.
W. W. Gordon, J
f. L. Smith }P. Q
F. W. Christian, my 2-w4w
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Bs an Instance Of the kind Of legislation that
is sometimes enacted at Richmond, may be
cited the sac. 10 reduce the commissions OF the
commissioners OF the revenue fIr the county OF
Loudouo," whiot provides that the assessors
are to receive for their services "Une and one
half per c.ntum Oh eli tho assessablc values OF
the c,un.y Of Loudouo," making al asse ssor-
ship the most lucrative Office 10 the gilt OF the
people, and the amount OF taxes collected will
have to be trebed to pay the fees OF the ASSES
scr alone. To illustrate, says the Loudoun
Mirror, the 'sssessable values in the Lees
burE aud L,ve!ts9iiIc districts are 81 $50 OOl. SO.
rhe compensation Of the assessor, according to
the LETTER of the new law, lone ADD half per
cautum,' would amount to $64, $50 OF. Foru
natey the new law does not 70 luto cot until
The first Of February, 1880, before which time
another legislature can G. rect the trror: Tbe
intention of the law, DO doubt, was 10 give the
assessor lone and one half per ceo,um 90 the
amouot of taxes lawfully assessed, as at pre-
sent which, in the district indicated, would be
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sg. The BLESSING OF STRONG NERVES is

sey. THE BLESSING OF STRONG NERVES IS
recoverable, not by the u.e f mineral sedBtive',
but by q recourse to efsctua tonic treatment.
ODiates and the like should only be used as aux
liaries, and then Il: spsringly as possible. Wig.
orous nerves are quiet ones, ind the most direct
WAY to render them so is to reinforce the vital
energies. That sterling lnvigorant, Holster g
Stomach B:ters will be found sll sufficient for
this purpose, since it entirely removes lmpedl.
ments to thorough digestion and assimilation of
the food. so that thu body is insured its due
amount of nourishment, and consequently OF
stamina. Rheumatic tendencies ana affections
OF the kidneys and bladder are also counteracted
by the Bitlefs, which is besides pleasant medic
insl stimulsnt, infinitely purer than the raw e1'
citants of commerce, which react iljuriously
upon the nervous system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
LAWYERS DlvoRcE.-A decree for part

LAWYERS DlvoRCE.-A decree tor partla
divorce YES directed yesterday by Justice Mac
Arthur in the case Of Mrs. Orleans Victory
McCarty, nen Pieifer, against Col. Jastus j.
Notary The parties are known 10 society,
AID the SUIT has excited good deal OF interest
especially among members Of tho District bar
TO which the defendant belongs. They were
married January 7, 1874. by the Row. e.. b.
Butler and the suit WIS brought 90 May Is last,
the grounds bling uukiud and Incooslderate
treatment on the part OF the husband who was
sale not to have provided his wife with the
uxures her station demanded. A child, then
eight months old. was also bone OF contention,
threats OF its abduction By the defendant being
amotg the complaints. 40 answer was filed
by the husband denying the charges Of bad
conduct, end recrlminstiDg with allegations OF
extravaganza, etc. The court decreed the wife
500 per month, pending the suit. and 500
oouosel fees, but ordered her to allow her hus'
band to see the child % Tuesdays and Fridays.
During The reading of the testimony it was de-
veloped that among the provocatious to hasty
temper received by the husband was the visits
of not only bis mother 10 law but an insane
grandmother in law, and the fact that " ben be
was sick his wife spent more OF her time 10
their rooms than his, and his food was not
cooked as he liked i'll SSh. Post
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

FIRE The light and IL Ike rorn what ap-
pearcd TO be large fire in the ucig 0prhood of
Colhngwood, vas seen in this city, at an early
hour this moruiug Il il supposed to have heeu
caused by the burning Of brush, although some
If those who saw it ,hought that il Was bura-
ing building,
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LUNGS

The latslity of Consumption or Throatano
Luns Diseases, which sweep to the grave a.
lesst one third of all DEATHS victims, arises
from the Opium or Morphine treatment,
which simply stupefes AS the work of death
goes on. $1,000 will be paid if Opium or
Morphine or any preparation of Opium,
Morphine or Prussic Acid can be found in
the Globe Flower Cough Syrup, which has
cured people who are living to-day with one
remaining lung. No greater wrong can be
sble The GLOBE FLOWER COUGH
SYRUP will cure It when al other means
have tailed alao Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and ali diseases of the thros: and
lungs. Kesd the testimonials Of the Hon.
Alex. Il. Stephens and others in our book
free to all st the drug stores lake, no
Troches or Lozenge. for Sore Throat, when
you can get Globe Flower Syrup st same
price For sse by ali Druggists. PRICE
25c md III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

SCHOOL CLoslNa.-The scholars Of Wake
Sohoul 10 the couo'y, gave brilliant LITTLE en-
tertairmeut on Wednesday last. the occasion
being the closing of the school for The term
The crowd pre- sent WIS az UNUSUALLY large one
The programme consisted ct chorus s Gil que!
s,los and recta.ioos some of which would rlve
10 merit those OF our city amateurs.
After the exercises we're over the distribution
of piizes took place. as follows: 6 id III da
presented by Mr.. Toos. H SypberG,a frerd Of
the school, to the bis; reader, which was award
ed to Mas Minnie Babccck. while honorable
mention ~as made Of Two of her mpgtit1rs
Miss Emma Collins and Master 81. de Ball.
Mr.. Sypherd. 10 presenting the medal
strongly Impressed upon the minds If the pu-
pills the great necessity # N king themselves
good readers 10 his oploiou there was no &C
oomplishmen, anyone could possess that should
be placed b. fore good rcadiog.
Tie Cbalrnen Of the Board Ct Trusted S. Mr.
Adams, 10 speaking o! tho kindness and inter-
est ,hown By Mr. Sypho.d 10 the welfare and
eduetlon OF the scholars -! that school, asked
who you'd follow bis x LII e the urxt term,
Whebf
MrDobr 7. Birch, who rad slsays been
sill otleretoforc u?op The subj CT Of public
eoucsop, eresr and said nc was Sc well pleased
with ac'i,u OF tie girls and boys 10 hight
that lRouid give ued i ;he next year.
Thstexp' Ct d 81 scbegUus sentiment was
loudly pIsuded ty a! pH'"ut.
Tho, S ;..:sIiGtS vi ,nlZ gv.o by the
tescbeAlr James +. Ct, N: nt., was thcn re
tumed3
Irus Henry B.iey and Joho f. F.brcy
being lent, the latter preseot, the prem
iums to lucky and smiling pupils 10 bis
u>ual ely manner. The prizes were nicely
b,und hockS E,r.t hono,o f,r
the ereaDum Der Of perfect lessons, to Miss
Ida lsssrbertsop; S, cond hoHors. to Miss
Emma ns; lst prze for spelling. to Clyde
Ball; 2ix, for spelliug, to Homer Hirst;
God pz'zfeadiDg, to little jessie roply.
PreDnwere awsrd,d to tho following
namcd sfs for having recited three foulbs
Of the w3uuber lessons perfectly during
the pastl term Misses Mae e. Law,
Laura Hs, Circle Douglas. Anrie X.
Marcy. zoe Tcp!ey, MIME Veicb. and
Viuia CFSslen TO Masters Jsc,h Horn,
Willie FHal Whallon, Willie Hurst aud
John Ra@Robertsou
Houoraptiou were ,de Of the paEes
of Jessie i Gracio Fields, Mionie HJrn,
Cora Rotg.Auy Rosscr, Carrie Ve!tch,
Mark B.Lewis CcIlins Fred Farlee,
Howard wv alter Kuhns, Theodore Rob-
rr,soD, W,ss r, Len Rosser and Clyde
Mead. s
MIR. Adn compliuented the teacher
and scboslhsir years work aud their
successful e entertainment. He spoke
10 the big rs OF the staoding Of the
school, anqi instances Of its excellent
standing, sSiu mathematics, map draw
ipg and pcI; thanked the patrons OF
the scboo! fileud, Of education tor their
or, ,pce. vsaid tad rJpg tendency
to please .a Industrious the scholars
and encouEhi;c of the school,
After wSchildreu sang in rousiog
chorus theEsoug. and the school was
dismissed. gain on the first Monday
10 Septents
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Revolution.

PANAMA, April 2i.-As already adVi"ed by
cable revolution took place in this city on the
l7,h rs which, although premature and I'M
successful, occssluned the loss of some valuable
lives. A plot to upset the State Government
had been concocted by several disafected pol
iticisus
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READ! READ! READ The most extensive
aud the largest grocery 0o1se 10 tho Uolted
States-H. X. & +. B. Thurber 4 Co.. west
Broadway, corner of R-ade street., New Yclk.
10 our stables Giles Lnincnt lod'de Ammo
uie gives the best results. Until We used it were
annoyed and troubled We pronounce it the
most valuable remedy that owners Of horses
can use. I. II. X. & T. B. THURBER l. Co.,
Groccrs.
For sale By 4. S. Lsadbeater & Bro.