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The Thermometer IN New York Yesterday
At Hudnuts Pharmacy, at Q A. NJ. 81 9. Coz
o. O5e u NJ. TO 3is r. NJ 7fs, q $50 O. 63o u NJ 5g7
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Glen Cove l. L. June a. important sale of real estate
Good investment See poues In another cslumn. -AdS
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Illustrations who stuffed that White owlr-"rm
an owl; You're Another"
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NARRAoANsBTT PIER BY Prof Charles Carroll.
Illustrations On the Beach-Narraganscu Beach
The Rocks Of Narragansett-An glngzOd fier a. var
rRganPtt-pettaQunmscot Mvcr-Wherc are the cen
tlemcni-- Where tue Gentlemen Are-ldlc Hours
Indian Rock" on the Wings Of SOng'-lndirenOus
Ioungers-A Race on the Beach--A Natat0ry Lesson
At the Wreck-At the Turnstic.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock E.eAanre-s",e. jane 10.

III TVTT7 " IT l0F'-N
10 u.s.cur Gs, 'ps.. i23%0is
81. 3 cur. o.. 30. i25,a
10 Dist. g. 365s 49, !
81 La consols. ~ 6etSls
8 Tenn. IS. new ..al
Quebec IS. loO5...iOlh
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LOcIsIANA sTATE LOTTERY 20.

This institution regularly incorporated by the Leg
islature Of the state tor Educational and Charitable pur
poses in 1868 Tor the term OF twenty-five years which
contract the invoable faith Of the State pledged with
capital Of 81 OnOO To which II has added
fund Of Of $3.50 90 1T NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONEs
and has ALWAYS drawn on The second Tuesday Of each
month. 1851 prizes total, $1,000; capitals, 5000
$1,000 500, 4c 10000 tickets two az dolars
halves. one sd dollar. Apply 10 NJ A. DAuPHlN, 4.
New York
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MONTHLY MAGAZINE


HAnrhn~
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JULY
Contains;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
FOE TIE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

To ng yWr SAD 6 sonmo5iogs i5sn 81.
bull. especially fos ibis eoute, leaves The CON.
psny's WHAT, Washington, EVERY MON.
HAI, TUESDAY and SATURDAY. u.
O'clock Is, e.. and Aeyandris q! $50 u. II. d;
returning, strives EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Friday AID So ADAT. 8. o'cloc.. pm
THIS company makes ciose connections st Al
e-.nd7js with tho ". c., V. =. S. 8, ). =. <.
&c. and with ths ", SO. Il. l.. O.. Freight
received :or all points NCr!h and Soutl,
hs;dled .rl;h csc and fyrvsEinI Nth prompt.
sss and GiSpntln
For fur:La' ialcriaa:inn spply
Z. 4. EEEH Agent,
,!e jGCy's wharf.
or Z. thA 1;jce Of tho company, lnder thu NJ.
llonsl METROPOLITAN Bank lcU street, opposite
!ae Treasury Dopa..neai, Washington.
naE u SAMUEL RACON. President
1870 i'S'AsT s''sa. 1879
Foe HokFoLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOX
h:t5S NON RUE AND The SOUTH.
STOPPING AT PRINCIPAL LANDIN Is
ON POTOMAC KIVEk.
s'.aSHI..'& rev .s.vD -N-0RP0Lk
STEAMBOAT C0.NI'G.rE.
&oS, olossa. aud swift side wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
(Csp:. JOE WuGrE) leaves rs follows:
From WA5EING'Nl FROM NORFOLK
IN d ALEAA.
Every A!ondsy, We'd Every Tuesday, Thurs
ne:GSY sHa saturday day and Sunday, st 5
~ ~ IN. p. II.
Information rs to tickets, staLeroCns, rate o.
freight, connections, &C., will DO choortuily fur
nIshnd on application at the company's office,
loot o! Seventh street wharf. Washington.
3. +. DODD, Agt Washington.
T. 3. EOOE, ASt Alexandria,
{. 4. PLANT, President an 5-tf
80 CLYDES STEAM LINES WEEK
.zs5ssssszsssG IL TO
Ti3lbA OELPHiA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
DENCk AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TJJES.
PAX and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
This limo cGnnaCts at Alexandria with tie O..
&. & 4. and " s. o. K. Rs, and at PhiIsdei.
2Aia with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fail
E!yor troVidonce and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prom ptness and ca,a:
froo Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA, and
Q wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Froruent
departures. Through rates ard through bills
vi iadlng given. Insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents:
+. a. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. P CLYDE s. CO., Phllsdelphis,
GEO; ,. HYDE, Georgetown, D. 6.
JOHNSON BROS. Washington.
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SAEk.kRADS,

1879 GREAT 1879
M ~ PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 TIE NORTH VEST s. SOUTHWEST
snr.r y DOUBLE TRACK.
June So 1879.
TIM0RE & POTOMAC RA iipSt "a Sa Co.,
r ner o. sixth and B ST. >ets as follows:
For Pniladclphs, Nov York and the East.
Ic5o p. H., daily. except Sunday, ana
~! io.io ?. n dS;iy, With Palace Cars. Lin
ltod EIprcss of Pullman Psror Cars @,3aa
10; daily, excep; Sunday. Fer Philsdelphis
50 am, except Sundsy, snd /. 30 D. m. daily
For Pi:tsburg sid :he Yves: IL. 30 = n. dsi!y,wi.
faflor Cars to pittsburg; TAO p. m. dsiiv
with ralsce Car to Chicago.
Fer Canandsgus and the North, & 20 a. M
except Sunday and 7.4U =. !. daily, ezeep!
Saturday, with Pslsco Car :, Csnsndsigus.
For Watkins, 1899 p. n. ds:Iy except Sun.
Gsy.
Fer Baltimore 6 70. s.35, $50 and 1879 g. NJ:
LSV, 10 APO, $50, 7.4o snd 1915 p. NJ.
On Sunday, 1889 o. IL; . 80, 40 snd l0.lb
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AleSsa2c!a 6, lis, 8, Q. ~ snd II q. r., srt
l.l5 3, 40, 8, go, {, and n.30p. N On
| ennoaySt o. m, and lis sld p. n.
| Trains loavo AicIardris for Washington, Goa
'.l9 eV0, S.UC, 10 snd II a.m.,i, 3, 80, S, 6.uJ
| snd p. NJ. and IL night.
| ~ Sundsy ct 500 and 10 Q. H., erd % D. III
TdhOUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
| Glan.lco an6 Richmond, will leave Alo:ss.
dEls st I. IL s. n. daily sad 80 p. N. daily
excep: Sunday.
Alckets and information can be procured
! prln&!pa! ra!iroad statieps and ticket oa;ce.
| southeast. L. 7. WARMER,
up W., ,,,,o,- Gent Passenger Agea.
-- General Manager. myla
~ e., WIG. MIDLAND q G. $. K II.
~ JOES !. BARBOUR, Receiver.
&c On ana alter 5 u NGAi, 800 p. ms. June til,
1872 Passonge. trains will run Is follows:
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Nail, Sou:hxarl, couaec:s 8. GordonsyiIls.
With Ches. i Ohio z. e.. Gas. and West, a.
LyncE5G7s, c)1nccts Rith Atlantic, Miss. iS
0 Nn5 E Il through s,,1thHess Virginia, -
and Iexs'-aad at Dauv!!!e with Richmond ).
Dan7llie K I TO South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects 1t Gordonsvi!l'
to ell points East and West On Caea. s. Ohio 4
snd NorthSGrd, 81. Charlottesville. to AL tho
summer Resorts on the Z. y o. l!ao.
MIXED T&AtES far Main Line ,osvo A..
ezsndEle daily, except sunday. sos e N. an!
Us p m srt returning 9s-iyl Il. AloY41ir,.
l 20 p. ~ and ; % y. ~
For MANASSAS LINZ lave Washington
% a. n. eEci AlsxsndTis : Is s. H., daily,
except SGn3sy, arrive =. S:-asbHr2 ~ y Is p m
connecting With the Valley H1ai Ess, sad
West .oa"o St,ssh&7g 3 y p. m, arriving =!
Alexandra 1T b = nj
MIND TEAM FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSiON leaves Alszsntrs Tuosl2y, Thursi.r
and Saturday, Il. 81 y II, cad returns Mcn.
day, " edaasday aad Friday, p, :. 81 y. 10.
For Jiddl"hGrs, daily coanaction Il! Plsms
station.
For Uppelrii'e, 7ossisc connection .. Dals
For WARgENr0W, 'o,va Washington $,
7 GU n. n. daily.
All trains make good connections a. Wssh.
ington to and from North ard M'ost
low Orleans Sleeper leaves WashiIgton a!
7 W ;: m. running through without change.
On Express elegant RCChn:GS Chairs b1tTaaa
Washington and D.ny;ll0.
Ercura!oH ticket: on salo a. low rata, t. thu
celebrated Resorts Of Virginia and West VIZ.
ginis.
Through ticket; ver7 low t., tho South An!
Southwest.
my2i j. 81. AHOADUS. g. IT,
SaTA5aIN&TDT & OHIO RhILRua
SUMMsH ARRANGEMENT,
TWO TRAINS DAILY tEXCEPr Sun.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HOUND BILL.
Beginning May II, 1879
Leave Washington Al W e. n. and - o. N,
and Alexandria at s G5 3. n. and Is D. nj.
pass LeesbGrg, going west ward at ii 10 a. nj.
ana 1O p. NJ, sal arrive Al Round Hill 81 l.!
m. and ~ p. II. Leave Round Hill at S so 4.
N. and i2:3u p. a.; pass Leesburg, going east.
ward, at = w D. m ard III pm, and arrive 81
alexand:ls at s is s. ~. and 3:l5 .. NJ, and
1t Washington y! s IS .. N. and 1925 y. a.
Passengers from Washington will lake
tho Washington end Ohio cars at tae Bsirimore
6 Potomsc Railroad station ats " o. M. and 40
pm, and 60 through 10 Round Hill without
change CT cais.
p. "a. train from Ro"nd Hill connect at Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
TOR Snickergville: Borryville and Winchester:
also with Reamer' s Line Of Coaches, which leave
Leesburg daily for Aide and Middleburv,
Both trains, westward make close connections.
Of Vienna, with Sisson's Limo of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. DER miic
Annual Sick cts. 2e0.
L II. HAVENER,
my 81 General Tickle: Ageat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
Alexandriu Q5uzette
WEDNESDAY EVEN'G., AUG. q, 1879.

4 ROYAL BORROWER Henry the Sixth of
England vas always borrowing and borrowing,
tho latter at a very burdensCm, rate; for when,
10 1859, he wanted q loan OF seven thousand
marks 0! Car1iGa Beaufort, his kind unce,
not satisfied with the DEPOSIT OF The Rich Col.
lar, obtained tho SkyDgtOn Collar also, besides
three gold tablets OF ST. George, Our Lady, and
CErlS; 5 Passion; great aims dIsh made 10
manner OF ship full Of men ot arms fighting
upon the ship side; divers chargers. chalices,
baslcs, pots and saucers; and. last, but not
least, the sword Of Spain, golden weapon
dcckcd With sapphires-ail, moreover, to be.
come the absolute property OF the cardinal un-
less redeemed within ayear. That tho king
ever enjoyed his oHn again does cot appear
probable, seeing that q few years afterward he
could pay the Earl Ct Buckingham AID his men
for their services in France only by transferring
tablet, little ball, aud ITO bssios Of gold
to that nobIcmGn'5 keeping; things Of little &C.
count 10 the estimation Of monarch who. if
Ghskspeare pictures him truly, would gladly
have exchanged places with the h0mcly swain,
and spent his hours sitting on hill ito carve
out dlals qualify, point By point.
MARRIAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Helm
rich, Realm Prince of St.rbonsberg, Count of
Schaumburg and Wsxenhein, Imperial Royal
Characteristic, Colonel Hereditary Territorial
Marshal in Upper a-d Neither Austria, Beredi.
ts1y Member Of the Austrian House of Peers.
Imperial Royal Lieutenant on the Retired List;
and Sophie, Realm Princess OF Starhensbcrg.
born Realm Counters Of Sickingen-H ohenburg,
Lady OF the Palace 10 hor Meisty's Empress
Elizabeth cfAustria, hereby make due announce
men: OF the proximste wedding of their dsugh-
Ter, Marie. Realm Countess of Stsrhensberg,
with the highly. born Realm Count Conrad ING.
mad of Weissenwolf Baron Of Sonneck and En-
seek, honorary knight of the Sovereign Order
DIST. John, Colonel Hereditary Territorial Court
master IN Austria above. the Enn, son of the
highly born Ls5y Hedwig Realm Countess of
UngEsd of Weis=enwoHi born Realm Countess
OF KrisckG, Lady Of the Star Cross Order, and
OF her late consor., Realm Count Gu;dobad
CnSnad O. WeissenwolG.- Vienna paper.
syWIDE AWAKE! New SPRING STYLES
BOOTS AND SHOES. Tho largest, best selected,
and cheapest stock Of boots and shoes ever Offer
ed in this market.
E7try man ought TO consider whare he Can
get tho most value for bis money. A penny
saved, Is q penny earned. Al we ask our friends
AID patrons il to favor us with CALL and con-
vince themselves Of tho fact that we can NEE.
the demands Of all.
We Gre resolved to sol our goods o. 50 small
sprcft that the people must buy.
Thereby enabling US 70 keep Our stock always
ssssonsb!e
a isilure 70 examine Our SOCK is an opportu-
nifty lost
We can make j. % y~Ur ;D.er.s. to TRADE with
us.
Oar goods arc bough. from, frs: misunderstanding
ooGolo prom $40 s!;inE our Customers Inc
teuet.
Country merchants will End { 10 their sITsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

GEn. r. PRICE j. y. COOK,
CAClES OF THE SEASON.
We have This day opened a. 10. IL NORTH
FAIRFAX STREET, adjoining tie MARKET
lquaIo. store, where ail the du.icaCica Of the
season, from land and Water, csn DO obtained
W. have made arr.r Scments by which we shall
have the eaclins: WATERMELONS and CAN
TELOHES, FRUITS and VEGETABLES,
fresh from the trees eId vines and FRESH
FISH, CRABS, CLANS, Sc, will BIO brought
us daily in ice packages by tho Potomac river
boa's. Orders from the country promptly Of
tended TO-
jy 22-2n G. 4. pEICE s. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant swift snd commodous steamers
LADY OF THE LAKE snd JANE NOSE
LEY will leave tho Company's wharf, AloIsn.
dris. IS follows:
WEDNESDAY,, q. 6 o'clock D. m. and on
SATURDAY. q! G.30 o'clock p. N.
Tho Jsno Moseoy every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, ct 6 O'Clock p. m ; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at o'clock D. m.
This line connects 8! Norfolk for all points
South, and with the Merchants and Mariners
line Of stesmers for Boston, Providence aud ell
points North and East.
Through rates given and bills OF Iadng sigued
fo- Boston and Providence.
Fare ut greatly reduced ratss-Siuglo trio 75c.
GoGrd trip (good for 30 dsy:) $l.0O
Tahic unsurpassed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

NEW AUCTION AND GlMMfSSION
~ ROUSE
VIC E.gr opened at No. - ROXATi ST. An
auction and Commission House
We ern nov ready L. receive a!i kinds OF N or.
chEndiso and household gooja on Consignment
or purchase the same.
We think II may prove ~ advantage u per
sona who haye PRODUCE o; any description
70 send it TO us. Located Immediately opposite
tho maln entrance to tae Market on Royal ST.,
goods can be exposed every morning y! public
auction, whom the bes. prices ,nay BE- expected
Prompt returns made on sales
Persons having FURNITURE for salO vii!
and il 70 their advantage TO give us - call
We will attend to sucti0neoring at public sales
OF property, and respectfully solicit g share of
public patronage. GNEAL g. LUCAS.
@s-AucLion goods constantly on hand and Tor
ssio. nov off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

THE HOST HUMOEOuS aOo&s IF THE
e DAY
Elbow Room. By Max adler. with riany hu-
m0Tous illustrate rs by Frost; 75c.
l:andom Shots by samn sUthor; 75,.
Sesrcy's LESSONS in Pa0nography, Chart,
hard writ!rg}; -
ThonHhts lor the firo.ilc and tbs ;5"apai. by
Rov. }. Il. Gross $l.25
Msrkof by Henry Gravia; $50.
1ho Giius, of Reib-ooii SID
a Mere Adventure. E"voN, By Ely u:y;
Sl.2j; paper covers 75c
ue.'no!d, 3 romance by ". T. Bishop; 81 ..
Clare and Bebe, novel hy tho author q;
Hearts Desirc;" GOc,
The Abbe's Temptation, By Emile Lola; 81. ..
Filters, Tattor and tho Counsellor; I5c.
Color Blindness, It's Dangers and Dc.scioa, by
joy Jelries, NJ. d {; s.
Seaside, Lakeside and franklin Square pub
locations; additions daily
a full assortment OF pspctrca from lG,. TO s. 80
each
Job 10! cheapest paper and envelopes in tho
SLste GEO. Il. FRENCH,
jel5 95 King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27
FOB NEW YORE

j'hc FL Steamships z. g. KNIGRT ,ssss-
aai John GIBSON leave the CON- :sJssSsN
gacy's wharf, Alexandria, EVERY MON
DAY MORNING, and New York, from pie
Il East Ri7er. EVERY SATURDAY .. fou
O'clock 2. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

STEAMER .N.a TTaFO.
The stesmer NATTANO, Captain WIN. q.
BTLEs leaves Alexsndris, from the foot of King
street EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THU SDAY, at S o'clock 8. m , for LAND
lNGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FKIDAY.
Freight received st lowest rates and handled
With care. For information apply to
j. RR0TERS s. CO.. Aets,, Aloya., Va.
Il. L. JONES, Agt 9Th st. Whit, Wash
Connecting every Sunday with steamer SU <
Tor all landings below Nomin Ferry. je2
y Office.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On ard sitter TUESDAY, Juno 3rl, the
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
SIS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
GW, SO, S 30. 50, 10 80 and II 30 a. NJ, and
II %, | 80, 2 80, 3 30, 80, 60 6 OO and D. m.
| LEAVE WASHINGTON:
= 50. I 80, s 80. 8 so, 10 80 and II 80 a. NJ, and
230, 50. = 80, 80, 30, 20, 80 and 80 D. m.
mh Is GEO. L. PHILLIPS, Manager.
ENLAND s SEABOAHD COASTING 90.
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-Ofshe-
DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA,

This com psny oIors unrivalled facilities for
Tho transportation of freight and passengers,
sad will run their etosme1s regularly as follows
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STEAMERS
STEAMER .N1TT.5JyO.

- u Il Ii Err a RR a n G E N EN- T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

pKEPARED FOOD FOR MOCKING
A BIRDS. Thrushes Skylarks, SlarIiDss,
Black bros, Robins. Nightenga;es and all other
soft bill birds, made and sold Wholesale and re-
tail by MCLEAN s. UHLEk,
aug Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

EHARINA COLOGNE, Fine English ard
4 French Tooth Brushes, Cossle's ToiIe,
soap, Flesh Straps, Esir Brushes ind Combs.
Lows Toilet Powder, &c
IS ~ L. STAEEEf. 6, 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

EFAbLE CUTLERY 1t IS KING STREET
a CORNER OF ROYALTIES sub:criber
nave just received supply Of Table Cutlery, of
good quality snd STYLE e low prices-whogealo
AND retai.
iy3l n CREIGHTON G. SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

F57O0TE sud NAIL BRUSHES, Of the besG
= FroGch aad English makes: LuoiI's, Cou
drsy's and low Son & Hsydou's Toilet Pow
der, Powder Puff, Puff Boxes, Pocket F!ssks
and other Toilet Articles.
il lG L. STABLKR s. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-27

Nj OTICE-WE WILL at ALL TIMES
- SELL GROCERIES AS CHEAP, AND
AN OF THEM CHEAPER, THAN ANY
PRICE LIST ADVERTISE 4 compsrisoo
OF prizes solicited. 4. j. DAVIDSON
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tS g., WIG. MIDLAND q &. $. Il II.
~ JOHN ). BARBOUR, Receiver.
On aud after SUNDAY, 800 :. M, juno SLh,
1879, Passenger trains will run IS follows:
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-29
DISPATCHES.

CINCINNATI, January pa special
dispatch says: Upon the arrival of the
midnight train at Fort Wayne, Ind,
last night, trunk was put out from the
baggage-c car which emmltted a horrible
stencil. As no one called for it, it vas
broken open and found 70 contain the
nude corpse of a young maa. There
was deep wound in the left side, in
dicating that he had been fatally stab
bed. The trunk was pat on at Water
loo. Ind. A telegram states that the
body is probably that of Adam Zeigler
who ha, been missing from there for
several days.
LONDON, January 23.-The captain
Of ship recently arrived at Queens
town writes to Lloyds that be saw, fifty
miles west of Fasnet, on the 10Th inst
a steamer alongside burning wreck.
The steamer ordered him to keep on his
course and say nothing about the affair
under the penalty of being also burned
The steamer had not The appearance of
being a merchantmen or man-Of war.
She bad $50 or 200 men on board ap-
parently English.
MARsEILLes, January 23.-Ex Pres
ident Grant and family embarked to-
day on board the French mail steamer
Iabourdonnais for India.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-29
TIE Standing Committees of the

The Standing Committees Of the
State Senate are as follows:
Constitutional Reform - Messrs.
Lawrence, Reyburn, Grady, Elliott,
Butterfeld, Kaufman, HOLDEN, Jack
son, Clarke, Schnatterly and Beide,-
man.
Federal Relations-NIessrs. Jones,
Gazzam, Wright, Reyburu, Everhart,
Crawford and Nelson.
Finance-Messrs. Cooper, Fisher,
Lawrence, Smith, Lamon, Mylin, Nc
Neil, Gilfllan, Ermentrout, Clarke
and Wolverton.
Observation-Disclosures. Davies,
Gazzam, Jones, Greer, Grady, Ever
hart, Seymour, Ermentrout, Wolver-
ton, Cochran and Alexander.
Judiciary NocaD - Messrs. Rey-
burn, Lawrence, Wadhams, Lee, Hol-
ben, Craig and Hall.
Banks-Messrs. Fisher, st. Clair,
Wadhams, Elliott, Nelly, Nelson and
jackson.
Education-Messrs. Mylin, Wright,
Thomas, Lee, Clarke, Hall and Bel.
delman.
Accounts-Messrs. Lemon, Fisher,
Seamans, Roger, Rarker, Grof and
Hereter.
Pensions and Gratuities-Messrs.
Seymour, St Clair, Keefer, Wadhams,
Parker, HOLDEN and Crawford.
Corporations - Messrs. Newell,
Cooper, Keefer, Elliott Jackson,
Cochran and Alexander.
Mines and Mining-AIessrs. Greer,
McNeill, Fisher, Roberts, HOLDEN,
Paulson and Ross.
Public Printing-Messrs. Keefer,
Jones, Cooper, Mcneil, Parker, Mel
son and Hereter.
Railroads-Messrs. LamOn. Newell,
Cooper, Lemon, Crawford, Wolver-
ton and Schnatterly.
Retrenchment and Reform, ,Messrs
Nelly, Seymour, Jones, Thomas, Bel
delman, Grof and Paulson.
Canals and Inland Navigation
Messrs. Wadhams, Nelly, Newell,
Royer, Kaufman, Craig and Jackson.
Agricultural - Messrs. st. Clair,
Seamans, Kaufman, Roberts, Craig,
Ross and Beidelman.
Military Affairs-Messrs. Butter
field, Wright, Nelly, Roger, Seamans,
Clarke and Cochran.
Library-Messrs. Everhart, Greer,
Davies, Reyburn, Thomas, Ermen
trout and Wolverton.
Vice and Immortality-Messrs. Gil
fillan, Smith, Newell, Lemon, Parker,
Crawford and Schnatterly.
Public Buildings-Messrs. Gazzam,
Butterfeld, keefer, Cheer, Mylin,
Hall and Alexander.
New Counties and County Seats
Messrs. Wright, Butterfeld, Roberts,
Lee, Elliott, Hall aid Craig.
Compare Bills-Messrs. Grady, Ev-
erhart, Davies, Seymour, Alexander,
Ross and Grof.
Municipal Affairs - Messrs. Nc
Neil, Gazzam, Lamon, Smith, Grady,
Ermentrout and Schnatterly.
Centennial Affairs-Messrs. Smith,
Davies, st. Clair, Gilfllan, Lawrence,
Hereter and Paulson.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-29
Two Men Burned Alive.

The rumor that two men had been
burned alive by revengeful enemies in
Nebraska, is verified by later inyesti-
cation. The origin of the trouble was
querrel between the occupants of
neighboring ranches. A fight ensued,
in which Mitchell and Ketcbum killed
Olive. A Sheriff arrested the two
homiciGes in an adjoining county, but
their conviction of any crime was i'm
probable, as they had acted in self
defense. Olives brother offered 81 900
reward for the return of the prisoners
to the county in which they lived, and
the Sheriff accepted the offer. OlIve's
object was to get them in his power.
He and the Sheriff, with the victims
securely bound, started ostensibly for
place called Plum Creek. A can of
coal oil was taken along. On the fol-
loving day the charred bodies of Mitch
ell and Ketchum were found where they
had been tied to stakes and tortured
The oil had been smeared over them
and then ignited Olive is under ar
rest, but the Sheriff escaped.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-29
GENERAL ITEMS.

A dispatch from St. Stephens, N. B.,
says; William O'Brien and two sons
we're burned to death in their camp at
Milberry Brook on Friday a week.
The three dead bodies we're found in
the ashes"
Jason Robbins, sixty years of age, a
hermit, living near Farwell, Michigan,
was found dead on Tuesday evening of
last week with a bullet hole through
his head. 1t is supposed that be was
killed for large sun of money which
it was supposed be possessed.
The Adjutant Generals repor, shows
the entire military force of New York
20 consist of seven divisions, thirteen
brigades, one regiment and twelve sep
crate companies of cavalry, one battal-
ions and two seperate batteries Of artil-
lery and twenty three regiments, six ba:-
talions and thirty.one seperate COM
paries Of infantry-in oil q, ,20S men.