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Probate Court.
Before Judge O'Gorman.l

Before Judge o O'Gorman.
In the matter of the estate of Phillip A.
Aylett, deceased. Authenticated copy of last
will and testament admitted to probate and
Rufus J. Reid appointed administrator, with
the will annexed.
xsSIn the matter of the estate of Samuel s.
BOYD, deceased. Authenticated copy of last
viii and testament admitted to probate and
Samuel s. Boyd appointed administrator with
the will annexed.
In the matter of the estate of Odillon Benoit
deceased; petition for letters of administration
fled. Order made for hearing July 22d, at 1C
O. clock A. NJ.
In the matter of the estate of Francois Tav.
ernier. deceased; petition filed for examination
of account. Order made Tor hearing July 26th
at 10 o'clock a. n.
In the matter of the estate of Mary r. Sew.
all, deceased; administrator bond fled and up
proved.
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Moran's Varieties

MIR. Moron, the new manager of the Varieties
corner Third and ST. Peter streets, is meeting
with most excellent success. The house Was
filed last evening and the performance en-.
Enthusiastically received. Moran's Varieties
promises to be the grand summer attraction of
the city,
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Read the advertisement of typewriter for
sale in the want column. It will be sold at a
bargain and is worthy of inspection,
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Before Judge Dillon.

Ashhel q. Barney ct al. VS.. The Winona &
St. Peter Railroad Company; argued submit
ted and taken un der aovsemcnt.
Before Judge Nelson.l
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Municipal Court.
!, Before Judge Flint. |.
CRIMINAL.

The City VS. Henry Hennessey, Henry Van
Els, R. 81. McI.aughlan; vagrancy. Committed
for fourteen days each.
The City vs. Peter Henry and Vim. Horan;
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Rev. DIR. Boardman, of Philadelphia. will
preach in the Central Presbyterian church ir
the morning, tomorrow. There will be nc
evening service on account of the union meet
ing.
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Don't Go Hars headed.

Nor perspire under felt hat. Go to PAN
neIPs, Ill East Seventh street. and get one of
his feather weight straw hats. He has the best
stock in the city.
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Furnished Room

D QOOMS-Two furnished, pleasant front -ooma for
IL gentlemen with or without board. MRS.
TOUGHER, No 18 Oak street. 1883
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On the road lcaiing from PRESCOTT to River Falls,

On the road leading from Prescott to River Falls,
miles from. River Falls.
Hastings
10 mi es from. Hudson.
II miles from ........--. 81. faul.
u mle 1roin....... ..................... -Cnurcn
il mile from .....................Sc School house.
u niue 1ro'a 'a........... Poet ONCE
u mile from Good mills.
The beauties of the location and its surroundings
being unsurpassed in any portion of the State.
The improvements, which first class in every
particular, consist, among other things, of large
new frame dwelling house. with six conveniently ar
| ranged roo1ns on the first floor, good cellar, that
never freezes in winter, well Of good water near
| innlck creek running through grounds for stock.
The lawn in front Of the house is natural eleya
ton and handsomely decorated with endless
variety of choice trees together with splendid col
lection Of hardy flowers. Adjoining and distributed
through the yard ITO bearing apple trees Of the
species; yellow and blue plum trees; cherry trees,
bearing; Concord grape vines; currant and goose
berry bushes, etc, etc. All of the fruit and lawn
tr being selected with especial care by the present
owner.
OF the land, 100 acres are improved, and 20 acres
! in timber and pasture adjoining the creek
times a passes the
| house every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
Hastings and River Falls trains.
The wheat last year was the best purchased by
Messrs Freeman & Stephens, testing 5aA lbs as 1t
came from the machine Crops now in are 65 acres
wheat 10 oats; IL corn; 10 acres timothy
and clover, and acre potatoes.
Only reason for sale, old age Of present owner.
For full particulars as to price, etc.. apply or ad-
dress ct GLOBE Office II Wabashaw street, st. Paul.
MIMI, or to William Schofeld, Clifton Mills, Pierce
county, Wisconsin.
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A YOUNG MAN won like situation as clerk or
"A assistant book-keeper; college education, good
references, speaks French and English. Address J.
w. T., GLOBE Office $50.
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rTlHE NORTHWESTERN AGENCY has carpenters
Il blacksmlths and all kinds of mechanics con.
stanty on hand and ready and willing to work. Give
us call and get your help. 1877.
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NITUATION WANTED-By good compositor
~ Twenty five dollars given to the person getting
me permanent work. Address HORACE ROBER rs
Lincoln, Nebraska. 7s5*
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WANTED-By sober young man, place to take
w of horses and u himself generally
fu1. Has ten years experience. Address, P. GEL.
NUKE, this office,
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HORSES cARRIAGEs, &C.

NOR SALE-Just arrived, some very fine draft
u and driving herses, at WR1GHT'S Livery Stable,
'167 East 9Th street. 1860
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LNOR SALE-A bran new Western Cottage Organ
L worth $40, can be bought cheap for cash or
negotiable notes, if applied for Immediately, at Office
Hotel Repo ter, 68 East Third street. 1855
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Employment by we'll educated young
w man. Is good penman and can furnish satis-
factory references. A., GLOBE office. l19
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DOR sALE-A Typewriter, with the latest i'm
L proyements, new and in perfect order, will be
sold at greatly reduced price, the owner having no
present use for it. Gall and see this beautiful in-
strument, and get price, at the law Office Of MEAD
thompson 4 ROTERT, room No. 4, up stairs,
Mc(aillan Block, of Third and
streets, entrance on Wabashaw street. 148
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WANTED-By young lady, a position as assist
w ant in dry goods or fancy store. Address
s. g.. GLOPE office, l11.
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WANT PLACE as shipping or receiving clerk
l. Have experience and best of St. Paul references
I am not afraid Of work. Address 'I' GLOBE Office
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disorderly conduct. Committed for fourteen

disorderlly conduct. Committed for fourteen
days each.
The City vs.. Sylvester Montour; assault and
battery Es Gtv COMMITTED for sixty days NJ;
sance abated and case dismissed.
The City Va. Martin Vizerd; vagrancy. Com
mitted for seven days.
The City VS.. John Burners; drunkenness.
Committed for four days.
CIVIL.
The. Northwestern Fuel Company VS.. James
Mcintyre Co.; action for goods sold Ar
gued and submitted.
Some thief, wholly devoid of the fear of the
Lord, made an attempt Thursday night to strip
the First NJ E. church Of every vestige of car
petlng. He succeeded in getting the carpet off
the Hoor, had rolled it up preparatory to taking
1T away. and then, for some reason, left without
it. 1t may be that he designed to come again.
or that he was frightened in his act of sacrilcge
by Officer Brennan. who was on that beat. and
having had his attention called to some irregu-
larity up there was frequently in the vicinity
of the church during the night. Be the cause
whatever it may have>been. the thief by quit.
ting has lost his grip the carpeting alt togeth.
or, for means have been taken to keep it out OF
the hands of any prowler.
Camp Meeting-Sr. Paul s. st. CrOix Packet
Company.
This company will run three steamers anC
barges on Sunday from the foot of Jat ksoI
street, every forty minutes, to the Cpml
Grounds, commencing at A. NJ, last boat leav
ing the Camp Grounds at II P. NJ. Fare, rount
trip, 5Oc
JOHN H. REANEY Manager
l
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WANTED-Clerkship Of some kind by young
w man who is not afraid to work and can give ex.
cellent references. T. ODELL, GLOBE office. IA.
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WANTED-Situation by young lady, a DIR.
w goods or stationery store, as clerk. Has ha(
ample experience. Best references given. Address
E.J g.. this office. 1Ds*
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George Hartman rs. Morton 8. Chandler
| Verdict for defendant.
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FOR SALE.

7IjNIRsT-CLAss SALOON AND RESTAURANT
T. FOR sALE-for particulars enquire at this office.
165-95
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NIANTED-Buyers for the celebrated Emerson,
w Fisher Co.'S Buggiee, Carriages, Phaetons
street, is sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country. All correspondence promptly answered.
and work fully warranted. Al. CREIGH,
13a' General Salesman.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Lots in Hastings.
Il Mimi, 66xl4O feet, on Fifth street, and 1896
feet, on Vermilion street, renting for S45 per
month, for Real Property in st. Paul. Call on or
address NORTHWESTERN AGENCY corner of
Sixth and Robert streets 162.
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WANTED-Situation to take care of Horses and
w Drive, and work about the house, in a privtae
family Good reference. P.L, this office. .63'
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w ANTED-A clerkship Of some kind by young
w MAJ of good address and college education.
Address 81. Il. B., GLOBE Office. 16l*
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WANTED-By young man who can be recon-
team making himself useful about house. Ad-
dress B. H this Office 1919
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EARMERS in want of harvest help can be supplied
IL by calling at write enclosing stamp to North
western Agency, 9Th and Robert streets 157.
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Females.
WANTED--A girl to cook and wash, at No. Eas
w Exchange street. 142

4 YOUNG LADY wants to travel as useful com
n panion to an invalid or attendant upon lad,
and gentleman. MAY, GLOBE Office, Minneapolis.
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Camp Meeting-Sr. PAU s st. Croix Packet
Company
JOHN H. REANEY, Manager
Collars F! Coliars!

Collars Collars!
Pannell, IL East Seventh street, has the finest
line OF Linen Collars in the city, only S1.50 per
dozen. Eve'y style kno,vn.
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WANTED-Situation by an experienced German
W timer, in either city or country. Address
PETER HEEG, Austin, Minn. 143+
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dor SALE-To any one building new house-A
Il Worley Heater, with drum, will heat four rooms
perfectly, but little used will be sold for less than
half cost. Inquire of G. F. MAILER, at D, W.
InRersoIl & Co.'S. 15qHs "a
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WANTED-By young man (swede) something
w to do have thorough knowledge OF book
heeping; willing to work hard. Address F. A.,
GLOBE Office, 137.
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BILLIARD TABLES

ElOR SALE-Two Novelty carom billiard tables al
l. good as new, at PERKINS, LYONS & CO., sc
East Third street. S.
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Stores.

DOR RENT-The Three (3) Story Brick Building
l. No. 38 Sibley street, form rly occupied by Mine
Mccarthy. Enquire Of BEAUPRE ALLEN
KEOGH. u.
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PAINTING.
TO LOAN.

DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house and
L sign painting, No. 1877 jackson street. "a
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SITUATIONS wANTED...Males.

WANTED-At Grove Lake Academy, for Young
W Men, Gentleman to teach Bookkeeping and
Penmanship. To one qualified liberal salary will
be given Address, the PRINCIPAL, Grove Lake,
Psre county, MINI.
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N1ANTED-Bya young not afraid of work.
w something to do Has had college education;
can give good references. Address c. JONES, 227
Aurora avenue 1oa.
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WANTED-By young Germa, place to take
w care of horses or do chores about the house.
Address WILLIAM MILLER, this office. 1876.
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TO RENT-Houses.

TOR RENT-several very nice rooms in the Nc
l. Quillan Block, corner of Wabashaw and Thirt
streets. Suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms In
Iuire Of MEAD & THOMPSON, in the building.
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| chest. He was taken to Dr. Stamm's office,
and at last accounts he was doing WELL
Wednesday Frank Patschowsky was drowned.
At o'clock last night his body was recovered.
The waters literally gave up the dead. At the
hour named several standing near Reaneys
served an odd object In the water. boat was
dispatched to discover what it was, and on
nearing the object it was discovered to be the
remains of young Patschowsky. The body was
towed ashore, Mr.. Raymond Patschowsky, the
father, and the coroner were notified, and soon
the remains were taken to the residence of the
grief-stricken parents Due notice will be
given Of the funeral.
Alderman J. @. Mccarthy, of the Sixth
ward, just returned from his Stevens county
farm, has left at the GLOBE Office specimens OF
the grain in his seven-hundred-acre wheat
field, and hundred-acre cat field The wheat
stands between four and five feet In height
and is heading out finely the heads, though by
no means full, or of full length, average fully
four inches. while the oats show heads ten
lied and Aid. Mccarthy will have very large
yield OF both wheat and oats. The wheat was
sown on the 9th of April, and the oats the l6tl
Of the same month.
Vacation with its attendant pleasures has
, arrived, and with the holiday time a whole hos,
OF arrivals in the city-students who have beer
away from home in the East and elsewhere dur
ing the school term. Yesterday Mr. Archie
and Miss JANE, son and daughter of Gen. Nc
Laren, reached home. The former is a iunio1
at Princeton, and Miss jamie has year uEore
! of scholarly duty to perform at Mrs. Piatt's
seminary, Utica, N. Y. Miss Carroll Dean
!. daughter of W. B. Dean. is among the vel
: coined arrivals at home. She has been in at
!, tendance at Wellesley university, near Boston
for the last year. Mr.. Ed. Spencer, son of w
A. Spencer, clerk o. s. district court,
]. turned from Yale college yesterday. He ha
!. another collegiate term to undergo before b
| becomes an A, B.
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BOARDING..

TWO (2) GENTLEMEN would like rooms and board
in private family. References given if re-
qulred. Address W, this Office. l64-l66
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WANTED-Ten experienced travelling statesmen,
w well recommended, for frst-cass house.
salary or commission. Enquire at Northwestern
Agency, corner 9th and Robert streets. 157.
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In the Country.
HOUSES WANTED

MJANrED-As small house with wa er, from eight
w to fifteen dollars, not higher up Than 10th street.
Enquire at Northwestern Agency, corner 9th and
Robert streets. l57.
WANTED-Houses, rooms and stores to rent, at
w the Northwestern Agency, corner 9th and Rob-
ert streets. 1877.
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WANTED-Boarder by day or week at corner o
w Washington and Sixth streets, one block from
City Hail. Mrs. j ALLEN. 1858
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BARBER WANTED-Apply at J. Kennedys barber
ID shop, corner Sixth and Robert streets. l6, =
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AUCTION SALES.
REAL EsTATE-In the City.

T HAVE desirable residence lots for sale on easy
i terms, and to those who will erect house will
give time part the whole of the purchase
price. q L. LAMPREY 1875.
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OGaE RREIsfTkEs

young man employed on the sloop B. q.
Lam bert Capt Encch Davis, jumped ovor.
board yesterday for bath and came very near
drowning He was unable to swim sna was res
cued BY some parties standing near, " ho reached
down from the vessels deck 81 he was sinking
Tor the last time
TheFe is large colored camp meeting in pro.
gte.s near WOODLAND, which was attended yes
tsrday by crowd from this city both white and
black; Most Of the excursionists took ample
supplies of eat.5Ies and dr!nkables along AID
had good Tina.
Alr.rg emen.s havo been made by the parties
who chartered the steamer Frances to have her
released from libel SO as to make her proposed
excursion to Cobb's Island next Saturday. The
excursion for to-day Wss abandoned.
The Washington Saenserbund, accompanied
BY number of visitors from sbro I'd spent the
day a! Mt. Vernon Springs yes.e!dsy.
The returns from the Moffctt registers in this
city for the month OF July were $E9l 6.
MIR. Geo. E. Price will have st his stall in the
Market tomorrow some fac tsy lors and Spanish
mackere just mp from the Chesapeake.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 4.
sun lises............ sun scts.............. e
ARRIVED
Stmp John Gibson, New York. to i j. Reed.
Str Anthracite. Philadelphia. TO r A Hcpd
Sir Jane Mcscicy, Norfolk t. r 4 Reed
Str Lady OF tho Lake. Norfolk, to + Eeoti
Str j w Thompson, lower Pctc. to + A Reed
Str George Lesry, Norfolk. to ? Hooo.
Str Sue. Baltimore TO }. Bcoiers s. Co.
Str MattHno. lower P'tc to j Broders Sc Co
Schr Murrsy VandlVer, Havro dc Grace, to T
} M ehatfey & Co.
Schr John Bird, Windsor, - Il Bryant
CLEARED.
%tmp E G knight. New York, By A Reed.
Str Lady Of tho Lake, N0rfo!s, by + A Rsefi.
Str icocge LcHry, Norfolk, by 2 u3on
StrJ w Thompson, lowe: Potc. BIZ f A Regd.
Str -, Baltimore. by j Broders i Gu.
PASSED UP.
''ctrs ll..!.c = Williams and Earl y Mason.
PASSED DOWN.
&thr3 Eccaeko end I'm Lee
MEMoAAHnA.
Schrs iicr3(ho Francis Stuberi, SID J +: Bod.
well. henco, nj New YORK -!
Schr Eur0ta3 cleared from New York for
Washington -.
Schr Warren Sawyer cleared from Boston for
this port Isl.
Schr Mari-n Draper, aenco fer Halloweil, q.
Bath 30;h.
Schr Gecrsis, GaiGinrr fer Warrington, ri
Vinegar Haven 3i.t
Schr w w PhgIo Georgetown, al Il 7 Sd.
Scbr 4 VI Buell. Gaorsuto~n 1T Boston I'd
Schr Howard Wi,i,ns, GGor sctown, at New
Bedford 81.
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ayMALaRIA OlsARMED OF It's rERRoRs -
Malaria. tast fell atmospheric poison, ia dis
armed Of its terrors and health insured to thous-
snds residing where tbs noxious exhala!ion pc
riodicsly infects the air, and engenders inter-
mttent and remiitent feve:s, by Hostettsr 8
Stomach Bt!ers, the most popular AS i. is the
best, of proventsos, alternatives ard torcs. In
nunberless Localities where the demand for sui
phate Of quinine YVES formerly immense, the
hurlful alksloid hs! been almost entirely SUP.
planted by this safe, agreeable and ef'.ctive sub.
stltuts. which is genial IN action and unobjec-
tonsblo in & .vor. 1t nullifes the lauence of
miasms by giving more active impulse TO eve
~ vital function. quirkenlng and errichirg tho
blood, overcoming tendency t. biiousness,
and promoting digestion
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|. 0. 0. F.-Chas Goodrich, ?. G. p, IL
stalled at the last mceliug Of Marley Eocamp
,,isnt M. G., The folloWing officers Il. i
Padgctt, &. T.; 8 .uOni Nails, s. W; W. W.
Sherwood, Il. z; Z. A. Simpson, J. w.; ii.
Latham, S j. Ii. Devaushr, Treas. The en-
campment bids lair to have prosperous term.
A drill association was orea.izod with pros
poet OF Immediate uniform Tor the cncampment.
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SUIT FOR DlvoRCE-Elwual Cabel CO
Fildsy filed a bill for divorce from his wife.
Hannah e. Cabe!', ia the D,srdcs Court, at
Washington. Tho parties We're married 10
Nay. 1862. 10 this eiIy,aud both hav, re: idrd 10
Washington since 1870. lie ohalga that iu May,
1874. the defendant deserted hin, ard, al
though trcqleally urged, she persists 10 her
refusal TO live with him.
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WHITE POINT.-A number OF AleXIldrisDs
ere DOW scjourGlng OF White Point 90 the Po-
tcnac sad their Gunber vii! be added to to
MORROW. by the 1rIlVsl OF sCmo eight or ten
more, who leave il he lnUrn!og. The house is
cue Of the most agreeable and airy Gu the river,
ant is surrounded by grove OF trees, aud the
rooms a:e comlnollGus aud cool. The bathing,
fishing ard Grabbing are ftst rate aDd tho tsrc
excellent. The h5u5e Is kept by Mr.. j. H.
KIM
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E4CURaViasS-

a. RAND FAMILY HsION
BLACkISrONE'S ISLAND,
At Popular Prices
MONDAY, AUGUST lltn, 1879
Under the management of r. X. Hephonstino
aud Y. 5. Price, proprietor and clerk of the Eb.
Dit house Drug Store. WASHINGTON, D. Q.
a Brass aud String gand will be iE attend
anoe, and grand time may BIZ saticcsted.
ne boat will leave her wharf At 9Th street. in
washington, at precisely s o'clock a. NJ, aud
VIII touch at Alexandria hail az hour later
hsIurnlng. Will arrive here 1t III clock p. NJ.
Ilckets for adults 30 cent; children between
4 and 10 years of age - cents.
aug &c.
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CoRRECTIoN.-The specimens of foe 10
mHtCes ooted as received, last week, did not
come from Loudoun as stated. but from on es,
1eemei irlcud in Fairfax. VITO very properly
calls cur attention. 10 the mistake, AID unWilIioe
that old Fairfax should be shcroc Of auy cf her
ldufes, We hastep to make amen1c honorable
and give 10 Fairfax sill the praise.
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DEAD.-Mrs. Matilda Slater. wife of Mr..
Johu Slater. The sell kgoRo florist, died at her
rs datce near this city. yesterday, after pro
lractsd illness. she had many relatives and
frleods here, and was much esteemed and re.
.D5cred
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Handsome PRINTING Tho catalogues of
81. JJhu's and Potomac Acad mics have iu.t
oeen Issued from the Gsz,ttc job Ofioe, and
9Vinee by their ham-ome Typographical ap
psaraIc,. Superior paper ard general freedom
rDm errois. the cutiro usclessnes5 of ssudiug
Mort Tor such work, as is done by many Of our
people, when 1t Can be executed as cbeapy
aud as we'll, i not better. at hcma,
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-To the ladies Wchave
now 10 store u largo stock Of Lsdas', Meu' 8
aud Chlldreus' Low Quarter Shoes, suitable
for the present saasou. These goods arc beau
tiful. handsome aud durable. ard will be sold
ut such pH>los as cannot fail TO please. All 10
want will pleas. cali acl tzlmlne for them selves
at 10 King street.. W. 3. WADDEY.
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1--WE AKIN hNoHlP BhrWEEN 5 &
- and -. j. GREEN is this day dissolved
by mutual consent 5. 4. GREEa Will con.
tlnue the FU HNlTUkE BUSINESS IN all IT..
different branches under tn, Old firm name OF
u: ZEN " b:bldEH. sug In
August 1T Is 9,
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A. l.. |. EXCURsION.-rh Alexandria Light
lofsnIy leave Tor their exclrsou 10 Old Point
this evcuiug on the steamer Lady Of the Like.
They will be uDdtr the Command Of First Lieu.
tcnert George McBuEncY, j.. aud will b. &C.
companiod by the Alexandria Musical Associa'
lion. 4 large number Of ciIIz9ns, friends OF
the soldier boys, will also accompany then.
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DRoWNED.-SAmu Wis)n q sixteen year
old son Ut Mr.. Char,as WlIso0, residing OF
Z Iecn street near PltFick, was drowned 10 The
IOw3r level Of the M:xlndlia Csual, abou.
seven o'o!ock last uight. H.. 10 c,mpary With
several other b9ys, had CONS 10 tbs cIual to
uatGe, bus. bciGg uosbIe TO swim he got be
you'd Ills dtp'h ADD sunk three times The at
lection CT st II ,yCu1g meD. who ware swimming
10 the lover cud Ct tho I,v. WAS called BY vii
SOB c1Dptuloo', ADD ih'y at once plugged in
aaI b'GGu to search fJr I'll, body. waica was
rcov rid 10 u few miuuus BY Mr.. WIN. MUIR
ray, il. |: was sill VAIN and ~ Effort Was
made to rcsa>citate II. but without avail. 1t
Was at,cT cards remly;d 10 The residence Of the
bJy's father
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04

YESTERDAY The weather yesterday, both
day AID ulxnt, was intensely hot, aud most per
soDs who could do 50, kept 10 the house. The
ohnrcors generally had only fair congregations.
Rev. DR.. Ryan preached tho psnseyfic of ST..
lsua,irs. ar ST. Msry'a Church 10 tie morulUe;
Rev. j. s. Beyer, p. f., preached 10
tho NJ. E Church. both morniog and nigh ;
Rev. Mr.. Gallagher preached In St. Pau .
Church 10 The mcrniuf aud i;v. Mir. jacobs ia
tie UaiUn Presbyterian CtuIoh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-04
LOCAL NErS,

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Angus 1 1879
For the Middle States partly cloudy weather
and areas of rain, variable winds, mostly from
west to sou!h, slight isll in temperature, and
no decided change in barometer.