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The New York herald., 1879-08-05
WHITNEY'S RAIDS.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS sUBpENAED TO TESTIFY
AGAINST mike" MURRAY--AILEGED PRO-

CAPTAIN WILLIAMS sUBPGNAED TO TESTIFY
AGAINST mike" MURRAY-AILEGED PRO-
PRIEToRs SURRENDER THEMSELVES.
Mr.. David J. Whitney. agent for DR.. Crosby's
Society for the Prevention Of Crime. appeared yester
day afternoon at the Fifty-seventh Street Police
Court and asked Justice Duffy for q subpoena for
Captain Williams. of the Twenty-ninth precinct to
testify in the of mike" Murray and several
other alleged law breakers arrested in the recent
raids. Mr. Peter Mitchell, counsel for the
defence present and at once made
motion to have Aturrays dismissed for
want of sufficient evidence. Mr.. Whitney
replied that he had newly discovered evidence.
His object to obtain copies of the police records
concerning Murray place. and as it had been de-
cidcd that such records iuadmissbe per Sc, he
wished to SUMMON Captain Williams to testify to
their correctness Mr. Mitchell said that by chapter
553 tho Laws Of 1873 it declared incompetent
for Interested party to appear as prosecuting
counsel. and it such were permitted 1t could DO
made one OF the grounds OF the removal of the
Police Justice. Justice Duffy said that. he con-
sdered Mr.. Whitney merely III the light of
assistant, and he could obviate the difficulty
spoken of by naming some OF the lawyers present
to act counsel. This point being settled Mr.
Whitney asked what he expected to prove by
Captain Williams. He answered that his object
to show that Murray acted agent for the place at
~ ND hs S N.Y. assd anu @ a to
the statement i'll an affidavit, which, however. he did
not do, and Justice Duffy said that, OF his own
votion. he would issue the required subpoena for
Captain Williams.
Mr.. Whitney also asked for summons for Mr..
John Il. Folsom, No. % avenue A. agent of Mr. J. B.
Baker. the owner Of the property i'll question. who
now in Europe. Justice Duffy informed him that
although there might be gambling going in the
house. that did not necessarily lncupate Mr. Murray:
but he granted his request nevertheless.
sURRESDERs.
Mr.. John DAILY, for whom 1t is said q warrant
also issued through Mr.. Whitney's agency in which
he was charged with keeping gambling house. ap.
peared Immediately after the above argument and
surrendered himself as Mr.. Murray had done before
him. Mr.. j. Daniels. alleged proprietor of No. 522
Sixth avenue also gave himself up. All these cases
will up for trial to-day at three o'clock.
Mr.. Mitchell stated before leaving court that
he advised all his clients who had had
warrants issued against them in the name of John
Doc Richard Roe TO resist arrest to the last Their
well known and easily ascertainable, he
said and yet. instead OF treating them mildly. Mr..
Whitney accustomed to have such warrants
made out and to make miscellaneous raids night
after night. Justice Duffy warned Mr.. Whitney that
in Of entry into any place where he arrested
person not described in the warrant he would be
liable to suit tor false imprisonment and also
for trespass.
EYES," said Mr.. Mitchell, land the owner Of thu
place can prevent their coming in. too"
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
A LONG SENTENCE.

Moses Bach. o little boy six years old. living in
Seventy-fourth street. First avenue. was
brought to the bar of the Fifyscventh Street Police
Court yesterday. charged by James Flynn. shoe
maker. Of No. 124o Third avenue with having stolen
pair OF shoes. Between his sobs the boy admitted
having taken the shoes ana having hid them behind
the door. Justice Duffy condemned him to be locked
up in the Post Office for two years. The boy was led
away crying AZ IL his heart would break. He was
taken to the prisoners pen, which is large inner
room. somewhat dark. and the door was closed
upon him. Justice Duffy then attempted to try
other cases. but the lamentations OF the little boy al
the thought of his two years sentence vocif
erous that 1t was decided to call him back.
"Ofhcer Muldoon," said Justice Duffy, "what ia
your opinion of this caseY'
'.well, Your Honor don't think he will steal
again. said the good-naturcd policeman.
"will you be responsible for hin?" said the JUS
tice.
guarded answer.
The little boy promised never to do anything
wrong again. and Justice Duffy allowed him to 90
home.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
AN OFFICER ASSAULTED.

Michael Gilligan is a newly appointed member Of
the police force and is attached the Twenty
ond precinct. On Sunday night he was on duty on
Tenth avenue, from Forty-sixth to Fifty-fourth
streets. and had charge of all the territory bounded
by those three streets and the river front Shortly
before midnight he tried the door of
lager beer saloon kept by Antoine Rupschla-
ger. ut No. G69 Tenth avenue. The door was fast
ened, and a rough looking individual sat on
the steps. Without any cause whatever he sprang
at the officer and dealt him several blows with
slungshot. Two other mon, who strangers To
the officer, Joined in the assault aud beat him
severely about the head before they OIL. Gill;
gan reported his experience ut the station house and
had his wounds dressed by Police Surgeon Mcleod.
The officer thinks they were three men whom he had
ordered from the corner of Forty-ninth street and
Tenth avenue, where they were acting in disor.
dcrly manner.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

most intelligent capitalists from every nation in
Asia Men Of the greatest ability in commerce in
varaby take their talents to the places under the
BIRTHS IN fag in the hope that they will make money
there and the money they make iructihes 10 the
wealth and greatness OF the Empire. Of all classes
the most loyal the most devoted to the permanenco
of British rule capitalists. and great re-
sources may be in strong right arms and in
mechanical appliances. no resource is great
this that we above all other nations possess the
power over capital. Such, then, the great les
sons that not only the India but the Eng
lish in India should learn from this interest
ing instructive history and Of the Sassoon
family.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
THE COURT HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS.

Mayor Cooper is likely to have another invosiiga-
ton upon his hands in the matter of completion of
the new County Court House. 1t is understood that
the Central Taxpayers Association will present their
report ut the CITY Hall to-day charging fraud In tho
building OF the new wing. At u meeting Of tho
Court House Commssioners-Alessrs.T Tappan Blcss-
ing. Cunning and Blackston one-yosterday they ali Do
MED that anything improper had In exccut.
ing the various contracts for the work. although Mr.
blessing said he protested time since against
payment OF the iron contractors bill. The Mayor
intends to probe tho whole matter TO tie bottom f
it coines before him.
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E'GEiticas,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Fl Tie Democrat
tJo7tnlCo bel! Ills morning nominated tbs
icitt fgrecd Upon at tho mass meeting q
iioul(u;ur4l Hail lss. Eaturlay, viz, CITY
treasurer, |. ta7ia Page; Register Of Wills,
,ihomas Greentsnk; Sheriff, Samuel Hsrtraut,.
ne aux C0mnluee also sustains these nom
lnat:0og
DENVER. Col. SEPT. 2i.-Ttc Democratic
H!ate Convention Yesterday nominated George
.. Rlchr,oLd, CT Pueblo, for Supreme Judge.
Tho res2Inions renew the pledge Of the
Gsr:y 10 the Jeif@r:oniao doctrine, that this is
HoTornmcnt OF Inc scopIe, where the will Of
the people shoali rule; declare that the grave
q1es'lin TAX: year will be whether this is re-,
pltl;csn GoVarGue1t 10 fact, 0, monarehial
E0VeTnmca'; deoouuc, Prcsitcp. Haycs's yc.
,2d-, sIt cCnicma he purpose to rouomiuato
Gen. Gran; dcn5unco Inc crime by which the
co1ntry Il as robbed Of liz President and Vic,
FleSlcc1t; dec lire he demonstration of silver
kepubhcau breach OF trust; favor tho FREQ
AID uaini;ci coinage If silver; denouac, Sen.
aiors Teller a1d Hill fJr voting against tho
"artcr bill, aud cemsod The extinction of tho
IL OF the Uic ludiauy to all lands 10 Colorado,
M;on Taj lor made short speech to the
ciLvAUliyu
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Failure,

NEW YoRK, Sept. .-Telegtalhic advio:s
Of Feist. Frank & Co., wholesale dry goods
dealers 10 San Fraroi:c,, who have Iurchss
ing agency in this city at No. 80 Lispensri
street. They have been attached for $S3, 600
By tho banks and local creditors in San Fran
cisco. The liabilities arc reported at $500. COO,
CT whicF. sl50. O00 are due 10 this city.
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Shocking Tragedy.

BRIDGEPORT, Conr., Sept 81 "A shCcAiae
tragedy occurred ia the quiet village Of Strait
tcrd tbis to0!niar. Nv. n.y,d l. LcuDsturv,
rtcEtr tlGh!i;t ciureh, was shat By his vi G
as DC lag aisle. p ard gas ins;saty killed. Mrs.
L)uosbufy ia an invalid, aud her husband Ge
sired her 10 have 40 operation pc.icrued. which
she Q! .iac:cd tc, and it is surpassed Temporary
lnaaolly, sup:rniGcca BIZ hcE; III ctiop, prompt
ed The datd.
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e President Grant,

PHILADELPHIA, SPIT. 2l.-Gia5or S;osIey
10 r,s1oase 10 c2pSis'r!4!ory dispatch zeal
to * Prs dent U. Z. Giant yesterday mcy1
ing, received The following teIerrsm:
SAN FRANcIsco. Sent %. 1879.
|Im. S. Stohlcy, -Mry0r Of PhIa1clphm:
Thanks tJr Your kiod Glspslch aGd Ter The
good wishCs yru express in tho naIlsr Of Ph!!a
delnhl:. | cajHat Dog n.iAo ,ine FIR yl,llDg
Philadelphia. IN will IL. yru EnOw
(:isEidi l.. s. GRAXT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

AcCIDENT.-Whiio Mr.. ED Mr.. Thouas
CjaGctt, OF LeGstIrg, T:r' returning from
S6lua, tic .cjd:rc, CT Mrs. Beverly, last night,
The buggy was overturned snG Mr. end Ms.
{. tir>wa cu5 aud down a8d cubaDkment.
Mrs. C!aeet: receiving very severe lfjlries
ab)u. The head and body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24
By o. Neal s. Lucas, Auc!iorcers,

fs7EUSTEsS Satisfy virtue of deed Of
a trust. hearing Date on the 18th day of Feb
ruary. 1878, executed by John L. Johnston to
ne, and of record among the land records Of
Fairfax county, Virginia, in deed book ", No.
4, folio "a. TO secure The pay meEt of noto hear.
ing even date with said deed, drawn by the
said John r. Johnston in favor of Harlow
Bro'hois, Of the city of Alexandria, for the sum
OF S5l3. With interest thereon at elk per cent per
Gnnum from date, snd payable fifteen months
after too dato thereof, will sell for cash 81 pub
nc aucticn 10 the highest bidder. ct Il o'clock
m, OH SATURDAY, tho 18th day OF October,
1879, il front OF tho Market House. on Koysl
street, in the city Of Alexsndria. Virginia, oil
| thst TRACT OF LAND situate, lying and be.
ing in the county Of Fairfax, in the Ststs of Viz
gins, known IS ROSE HILL" which was
conveyed to the said John r. Johnston by Jsmes
G. Roach and wife by deed bearing date Oct lG,
| 1873, ED Of record in book O. No. 4 page 30,
| Of tho land records Of said county of Fairfax,
with the exception Of Inst ps,t thoreof convey.
| ed By the said Roach and wife to Z. Lacey, con
taLir aA teen a2se:) said TO contain 80 acres ]
| rood and II poles. and moro particularly des
| cribed By netcs and bounds in the deed Of trust
aforesaid. JAM Els Il. CATION,
| sapiDl-fs Eru.tOa
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Goal Snie.

New YORK, Sept. 24.-Thc ID lAware, Lack.
awaaa aud Westrn Railroad Company sold
O,oGo tens OF Scranton coal ct auction to day.
The bidding lacked s.!!it. AMI there was 2
singh: tsi!:@ I'll IN prices irsteaa Of adVauc,
ina: vas tX2tc.:d. The following statement
shoT1 Tho uroea pait :-Grae, $2.00:$l Oh;
egg, -. IL asa. 2!; stove. - 335l$2 %7!; chest
uut, s.. l741$2 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

TIE WHEAT MARKET The prioss Of ahaat
advanced this morong On Caarg,, !rtm six TO
seven CENTS per bushc!. The advsyo, bss been
rapid AID steady for sCmo week or 50 past. The
various grades have risen 10 pic, some is Or
- cents per bushe during tho past ten days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

laSi,
TIE Mosr MARRIED OF WoMEM.-Bcii,
Abbtt. enc ct ouc Cd citz,us, died in this sB
Saturday last Il the eighty second year OF bis
age. lilo wasG nephew Ct tee celebrated Rev
Berj amin Abbott. the great Mcthtdis! reyiys.
LIST OF tho carly part of this century, aud came
to this State from New Jersey Wien . voung
man AID settled 10 the Meek" cast of lLis
town, where his active lie WAS mostly spaut,
But the n9!a! le iealur, 10 Mr. Abboit's other
Wise uneVtuifaI lille is tho remarkable fac: Of be
lug The seventh husband OF his widoy who sur.
wives him. This muoh talked Of and much pub
llshed event, TOR it Wcot the rounds orthc press
OF the nsIloo] whau ho for the second and she
Tor tho seventh tlnC bowed before tho altar OF
1ymcn, occurred on Juuc 80. 1875, he then
Dcing IS and she s. years old. Mrs. Abbotts
history 10 The marital relations OF liiu stands
perhaps WlsLou: = parallel 10 the r,cuds OF the
nasloc, and irldlNol has il there il to be vet
another: 1t Is curr1nlIy siacl without
coo'rsuietloh That some years ago Sho had
ViSoh ~ Thloh eight men stood before
hcr ID peculiarly Impressive mauuer, which
shc has ever regarded as prophetic OF the
number or c0tq1csts che was to make. The
eghln Is Just Is jlEely and Is reasonable as tho
seventh, and already public gossip is beginning
10 MARK lAis ard that man SIS the victim Of next
conquest her mslien namo WAS Williams, aid
tue has been successfully Mrs. TrAux, Mrs.
EIggs;; Mls- Far.ow. Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Berry,
Mrs. lfaif, aid Mrs. Abbott In every ins lance,
save The FIRST Sue has rasT icd widowers some
OF !hem with good number Of childruu and on
one occasion. Ia hur early married life che went
10 the aims house ard took thorcfrom thrao chill
dIca and raised thea. Shs nevor hsd any chill.
dTcn or her own. all her life has been spent in
thIs vicinity, end Ill he- husbands wero buried
py tho Eaulo un4ettaEer. -SDyrHa iDet. Times.
j.. NJ. hrql-' i Anti Bilious n!icrl ars not
az lIHX'rttIns beverage. tu; trulj valuable
lami'y medicine 'PEicl has been used r,r maay
Yeas with una Ing sltc!.s 10 css,s Of Nar.
Vtu57d"'. Headache, Dy:peGsi5, Gtsiyeutss,
ADD I'll DIS n>es it tho LAYER aud stomach. Jry
It IN. Flo: s5ie by all druggists 81 2J:an.ck
eec, or s. nIr h,t.l.'.
". + rHOGsToH. =! morc, Nd,
Pfop;irt.r and ii sui sotu!cr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

MAGIc.-i aIo:hcr column viii BIO fund
the advertisement Ct Prof. PEsrsZyu, the potcd
professor o. vcntrilaq1;sn and magic. He is
represented 10 % 90 adept in his urt. sDd will
i!1d0Gjtedl; draw 2 large house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

CoUsTY CoURT.-O1ins to the illness OF
Judge Sangstci' ! f,niy the CcuatY Court did
rot mc:t ID dey. Thtre il understood to be
10 hGs!ccs5 waiIcg for the cluct except the
sigt ing Ct the loues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

NEW YORK STEAMERS. Tho New York
steamer II. Z. kDght. which was due here on
Monday, arrived about nooE to day. She re.
ports very rough weather outside. She let
New York on Saturday. but was compelled to
put INTO the Delaware Breakwater, where she
remained several hourF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

IHE MINERS. Tho miners il tho CIealtield
COS! region struck yesterday fer 80 otn.s per
ton. The st;iko wns rather unexpected, and
will probably IroODg the one in the Cumbir.
igal res!QEi, witch YVES about to CEASE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

zrSE" tuEDUING AND AVOIDING FEVER AND
q CUE OF oil chronic diseases. foyer and r9ue
IS pe!hal3 tie 'css. coEGuersbe by the ordinary
resources g; u1ediciGe There is, however \
!emc5y which ccnEla.e,v roots it. cut OF the
system in any and all CT its various phs.es.
ih!: celebrated anti-percdc is vegetable in
composition, and Is EcL only eli eacious, bu!
"cficctiy safe, thing thgt cannot be prodicaled
With truth OF quiniIG Hostetcr's Stomvci
s5ii.cra IS, besides S most ei.iciont means of de-
tansh n2"init malaria, S. it endoWs the physique
with 81; ato0llnt OF stamina which enables il to
cncoIGtar .niss1is.ic iLnlorces without prcju.
Gicc to h"slth. Persons about 10 visit or living
~ forciS countries, or portions Of our own
where Intermittent or remlttent ievors prevail
should rot omit TO Icy in sufficient supply OF
The great Preventive, both to svert such diseases
aad disorders Of the stomach, bowels and liver
common 80 such localities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

i:uN OVER.-A valuable COW was tun toto
8na lhtowp from the track, near C0rcss, y the
eleven 1'cCct local lrair Ior Washington This
Tlorr!2g. O1e OF her legs WAS broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

Police TEMs-Thcrc were o5,y three c,cs
9! The Mayer Office this morning.
james Hill ca!cIed. for di:o:deily c,Educ,
was fined and held for payment.
MelitdI Short. also coo7cd, iyr TIC Inc
otfensc, was fined eud hell.
Virginia Scot, colored, for 40 assault Oh o
child, was licked up for hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

SCHOOL BoABD.-Thcre was 8 call for q
meeting Of the City School Board last hight,
but at the appointed hour there were ouly pre-.
sent, Mes;r'. 5. L. Beach, Gregory, kempcr,
aud Stuart, who, after waiting tor hall 40 hour
Tor quorum. determined to adjourn uotiI Fri.
DAY night, when the regalsr meeting will be
held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

From Al:. j. II. Pa,r:t:'s music sio: We
ha'c rcc.i:cd grandmother Chair, aaother
popular son& Of thu grandmother series.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

RoBBERY.-Ghc room Of the you5g ,ocn
iAmiilarly known rs "Cbincso Tom Ioos t ID 10
Lspben's roE. ca Nnrh Columbus street, vas
broken open 90 Supdsy Right, arG revolver
some clothing, and oth(r sr.icts sto,ca itcrc-
from. The robbery IS believed 10 have tccE
committed By woman 0: bad rcru!c, who he;
since fed to Washington and eluGcd Gr.ts..
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SCHOOL BOOKS

AND SCHOOL, REQUISITES FOR THE
COMING SEASON At
s'H&NG&'E, 50 KING STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PUBLIC
sChUOL BOOKS ADOPTED BY
THE STATE BOARD.
4 full supply Of ali the leading books in use
in the private echoolz.
A large assortment OF Composition Books.
Copy Books, School Satchels for boys and girls,
States OF ali sizas, now Silcste for schools, The
3ss Ting Out all sorts g, state ienG' Cnsk
Blackboard Rubbcrs. Rulers, Drawing Paper
ard Books lux, Pons, Holders and thousand
Gnd ono other things not enumerated for want of
time and spaco-bought for cash, and will be
sold at lowest cash prices.
aug3O GEO. Y. FRENCH.
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FAIRFAX tTENs.-M7. Wn. AYrc, CT Fair
lax,WlIl send to ;ho Fair a yoke c! ox2i 80 puch
AXE that he had 10 split tho ca CT oae Of iS2m
80 as to tell which side 10 w1!k h;n og.
Mr.. JAMES 7. Nechcn hsa 90 his farm. GEAR
tsntrevIIc, brown stone qaarry, ifcm whieh
party from Maryland is rCw getting large
samples. Tie s!osc is pFcneu;c!d very 81
pcrinr
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SHTOOLEN KNITTING YARNS a! 81 70
w 81 ard So 50 per ID.
sep24Gt c. M. ADAMS. % King It.
GUNS. PISTOLS, CAPS, WApS, &c, al
" IS EiDg. corner of Royal street. Just re.
ceived :. supply o! tho above reasonable goods.
For sale cheap.
seL5 }. H. CREIGHTON = SON,
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Eas;- TIE GAZETTE DURIEG TIE IAIR.--
purns the appr aching Esir in this city, e;
which !. q expected there will 81 thousands Of
strangers. largo e=tr. edition o. Lho GsH ute
Will ba Pirate: Gaj!y "a circulation =. tho Fair,
through the city and in the country. Gar ulCr-
chanta VIII thus have an opportunity OF hlger-
Using their business through channel tnat will
feach Inc g7astest IuTnbar and 90 tne mos! good
WEATHER PROBABILITIES, SrDt'r. II 1879.
For tho Middle Atlantic States cloudy Or pGrtiy
cloudy Wc,,hor, with occasional light rain,
southeriy VearIng 10 Cider northwest winds,
ftsinG: preceded By slightly f.Iling barometer
YmE pROp0sgp EXTENSION or THE Yin.
GISGA MIDLAND RAH.HoAD.-We ,clra tcom
the Dl1vi!e News that Inc people Of S:atcs-
vile, add Indeed, o! a.! that portion CT Nor b
Car0hua - Be nGc@tra:cl by the proposed &
tension o; IL; Eirgios II i'd AID Railroad. seem
% b. takl2., al ac!Ira IL! .rc5: 10 this Suite.
The people Of Statewide have SEQ: commit.
tee. consisting OF ilin Il. T. A.u!iad iEem.
Der OF Congress !ron that i'.faf, iIGn. s. l..
Sharpt, Mayor Of State5gii!a, aud Ccl. y. i,
Eja-on TO Danviilo to co1ier With the ou:Ho:i-
ties OF the Erslnia Midland Railroad eaG t.
take SIC! 5 !Ooking to cooperation 10 .iiJr.s 10
promote the prop I'd tX:2lsi)a. GA MJctay
morninG 81. j. s. Yates. the cnG;ae7 ,fct3il.
81 by NJ. HIgDJGc - make tho survey 81! :!.
proposed Iolc, b:ar.cd out ffom D.nv H. 90
horseback. a,'cntGt bya guido ~! a33ari.am.
~ By CoI. ArnGal End C3I. t.iia529. The
party ''ij proceed IL m}so H.: preliminary
observation ASK r,p,Gt Ia2 r2st;i, at 01a,, .giiaa
ithoIto Hc;iJn i:laY leo tXp:cael b. IL. H.:.
b)ur ana The Capitalists wio a;c ca!s.ci s;!f,
HIM IN this enterprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

NEK MAHrOW WOOL. frs. quality, all
VI colors, 70. per CT.
sepM-Gt &. N. ADAMS, % Hing ST.
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CORr( 81 K iii
FOOD.

AS manufactured 81 And.aw isrsonhre,k.r, ST
Cincinnati C!io. is liza Quaen Of table cdiblee,
aad tho mts! delicious r Hsi&, preparations ex-
taGt
It's iheompsrAty lura. hchlLSrl sid eco-
nomica', ED = blessing a)iHo to iho sict: and
we'll. for Children end adults.
i. cutters into the mos. rechnrcha u.,try. ices
AID dessert d'shos. embracing blanc msnsc, ice
cream, prdainss, castards, i,.as, etc lending q
peculiar d"ii'4Hy aid nuL;iti,ua quality, and is
Inestic s!crehoIsc. No edible Starch stands sc
high the weird over.
Sold by Grocers everywhere. sapo4
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President, EshYea

HANNIBAL. No.. Sept. "A President iieyrs
AID party arrived here ct 10 O'Clock last night.
Tho excursoEista We're trar f,rrtd to q car On
the Missouri, Kansas ard Texas Railroad, aud,
altar slcr: star, sent on their joufrey. There
was grand reception Of Sedslia this morning
ct clock. whero tbs President took break
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