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does to-day We commend II every family "A paper
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he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
A VALUABLE ALLY TO TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY
From The WaTTen ,ohio) Tribune

YORK TRIBUNE In the best and greatest Republican
newspaper the United states During the last two
or three years has done vastly disseminate
trustworthy political information among the people
than any other Journal and has rendered services OF
Iuesinabe value 10 the Republican party. Besides AZ
is general newspaper OF the highest class complete In
all OF Is departments and written VITA uncQualed skill
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business talents; q sufficient member OF Parlia-
ment If he "a to be considered n journalist. the
proof of his capacity IN that profession must I've
sought in the sonnd judgment which led him to
coniide the unchecked control OF The tbs" TO Mr..
Delane. L. W. .. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
A MODEL OF EXCELLENCE.
Fran The U1Treu tDHAOl Tribune

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publication suuuay edition. Since people will have
SUNDAY papers IL well that they should have the best
hat can be provided THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Is a model
OF excellence pure in morals Of the first liter lry quail
iy and comprehensive IN important news. We do not
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which has yet appeared.
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NEG HBORLY COMMENTS.
A sENsIRI.E WISH.

From The " L. Eceninq Erprcss
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE is 80 good that we
wish il were issued every day IN the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
NONRESIDENT TAXPAYERS.

XPAYERS.
D PAY PERSONAL TAXES.
snsoSAL TAXATION UNDHR EXISTING LAWS
T TAXPAYERS WHO PAY ON IfDDcRD
ssH
bis city, but owning personal property
sessment originally levied by the Tax
those who admit that they own per-
the amount assessed. There are five
course this list does not embrace the
thout dispute, the original assessments
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Ereuses.
Pays on Office furniture
Pays on Office furniture 5000 cash in bsHA
$50
Boston horse all reside there no cap'i here,
amt sworn to samples, Office fun, etc
Sworn IN '7s 81 800; CIV Chipman, president.
swears debts exceed all personal property
No property except office furniture
Reduction accoupt debts owns bank stock
sworn in 70 1850 pays on Office furniturt
California corporation
Owns oiiice furniture only
Sworn to IN Office furniture.
Resides in Elizabeth, \. j.
Paws on ONCE furniture.
SIS, 900 inv. In Gov bonds. Amount sworn 70
l. premium on bonds.
Sworn TO In Office fur'ture. Lives San Francisco.
Reduction account losses
Sworn 10 In Office furniture.
Reduction account losses
Bank account IN Newark, MI.
Reid Benedict has the capital
Resides South Orange
Sworn TO In office furniture
Sworn 10 IN Office furniture
swore In '7s $1,000 reduction account iosso
Resides Newport, Il. /. No cap.iny. IN Dus.hers
Resides In San Francisco. Cal. Sworn to ID
Office furniture
swore IN 70 -, 200
No business
Sworn 20 in Office furniture
Reduction account losses
Sworn 10 in Office furniture
Reduction account losses
sworn 20 IN office furniture
sworn 10 In office furniture
Sworn 10 IN Office furniture
Swore last year 10 $4,000; reduction Accoun
losses and depreciation
Sworn to in ONCE furniture
Amount sworn to Office furniture
Reduction account losses and debts
Reduction account debts
Pay ON Office fixtures do business In PhiD
Pays on Office furniture
Sworn in '7S $4,000
Amount sworn TO Office furniture
Amount sworn to Office furniture
swore In '7e $1,000
spec partner with chrlsty. Shepherd & Garrett
swOre in 70 s2,5ooi reduction account Losses
swore in ,7s, 81. 900: pays on once fuypitur
Borrowed capital from uncle and wife
swore In rs 5000
Pays on desk and chair
Pay on store fixtures
Invested In real estate
PAYS on Office furniture
Pays on an old desk
Pays on Office furniture
swore in '7s $780, Pays on portion Office 70
Real estate mortgaged 1000
Real estate m0rtgaged $1,000
Pay on office furniture
Reduction account losses
sworn in rs $1,000
Amount sworn to prem on u s bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
THE VICINITY OF SALT LAKE.

Coming length to the sat Lake territory OF tho
arst geological features that struck him the evi.
dcnce for former cxpansion OF tho Salt Lake
He found traces Of terrace we'll marked along tho
sides Of tho mountains. about 900 foct above the
present level and succeeded in discovering was
The relation between the extended lake, which must
have great many times larger than the present
one and 1000 feet deeper and tho Eacurs which one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-25
DAHLFEUs, ERNEST $50 Grand
Danforth Locomotive aud Machin

DanfOrth Locomotive aud Machine
Co. 40 Exchange-place. .-...-..
Daniel, Thomas I32 william. $3.50.
barrow, Lewis Il. 167 Broadway. d.
Datz, Edward T.. 1913 william.
Davenport {, jas. s. 122 Chambers.
Davenport, Thomas 1913 Chambers
Davis Bros. 30 so William. ......
Day, William 4. 1919 Wooster. 80.
Deacon, Francis IL Maiden-laue.
Decker. William 90 Front.
Dehn, Vim. l.. 81 william.
Deichman, Theo. 80 Exchange-pL
Deland, L. d Co. ~ Beaver.
DeIanO, Geo. & Co. 140 Front. -.
DemaIest, James AZ Pine
DeunisOn Man'i'g Co. 1913 B'way..
Detwiller. Jacob ]. ID Dey... ....
Dickens. Allcn G. 107 South. $3.50.
DINNERS, Theo. q. 33s Bowery.
Oman, Dennis AZ UDiversity-pl..
Dobs0n, Alfred W. 1I3 Blocker.
Dohrman, Augustus, 90 Wall. -.
Dole, F. Is. SO Broad. .....
Doremus, Henry Is. 10 Franklin.
Dorr, Horatio 12S Broad way. .....
DOIrancc, Geo. L.. 1873 Broadway.
Doughty, VIM. s. 80 Exchange-pl.
Dreher, Gottloo &C Park-place. ..
Dreyfus. Beuj'n 45 B'way..........
Droge, Carsten 175 Duane. .....
Drown, Vim. A. d ca. 500 B'way.
Duhrkoop, Henry c. ca L 18th. -.
Dumont, Vim. ii. SO WALL.
Dunbar, Hobart * whidden 116
ChamOers...-.-. 1890. --.-..
Durand, Eugene Hill Waverly-pl.
Duran, Geo G.. 81 Greene. ....-..
Dusel, ]. Clrisiian 10 Liberty. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
AUCT92H SALES.
BY ONeal & Lucas, Auctioneers.

by " Neal q Lucas, Auctoneers.
PY VIRTUE of deed Of trust executed BY
~ William N. Roach snd wife, bearing date
the Slst day of August 1878, and of record in
the Clerks Office of the County Court of Alex
andria County, Vs., tie undersigned, the trus.
tee therein named, will sell by public auction
on SATURDAY, tho 18th day OF October, 1879,
ut II o'clock, M. in front Of the Market Build.
ing on Royal street, in the city Of Alexandra,
Va, tho following described property, to wit:
a TRACT OF LAND 10 Alexaudria county,
Va, contsining ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
and particularly described by metea and bounds,
IN plat Of survey made by Thomas N. Garter
on tho 10th Of March, 1876, ind att .chsd to and
made o part of 8 deed from Francis L. Smith,
trustee, and Margaret b. Daingerasd to Court.
land Il. Smith, dated tho 22nd of January, 1876.
which said decd is duly of record amongst tho
land records Of Alexandria County Court. Said
land lies on the Leesburg Turnpike and adj oins
the lands OF Cassius +. Lee, John McGphsy,
and others.
Terms Of Sale: For cash as to so much of the
proceeds as may be necessary to defray the eX.
penses OF executing tno trust, including COM
mission OF five per cent to the trustee. and 10 pay
the sum of Sll50. with interest on $1,000, part
thereof from August 3lst, 1879; S2O0J upon g
credit ut ono year from August 3lst. 1870, AuG
$1,000 upon credit Of two years from August
3lst, 1879. Said deferred payments to bear in
terest payable semi annually, 10 be evidenced
by the bonds of the purchaser, and secured by q
deed of trust upon the premises Tho residue CT
the purchsss money, if any. to be payable at
such time and secured in such manner as the
said William N. Hoach may direct or, in case
of his failure, to give such directions at such
time and In such manner as the subscriber may
think ft. FRANCIS L.. SMITH. Jr.
sepl3t I'd Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
The Armstrong Murder.

NEWARK, N. j.. Ojt. lO.-Io the Biiit iI,
his uornirg, d.. W. D. BAr5, IF MI. Clair,
tex fed for the defense that III ire were msrks
OF powder shut Arns:rop2's Hcusds when
witness dressed them. lhs pist j evidently hav
Ing been b Id netr him. Witness had had
TX eusva eyperieao, il wau.ds.
Mrs. hattie Wheeler. neighbour, tesli6 I'd
10 hearing violent Il r.ats aud oatts 90 the part
of Armstrong. She saw BAR G, to the house
seemingly muuh frightened AID then 90 back
to the barn. Heard Arm, tong say, oil blow
your damned braits cut Blair did not 20
into tho btrl after be first came cut aftlr the
shootiog A long cross examination resulted
10 60 new developments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
Meeting of FuuUcrS,

PETERSBURG. OCT. l0.-A largely attended
meeting OF tunders was held at the Academy
Of Music last night which YVES addressed by L
S. Senator John W. Johnston and Gen. Eppa
Hunton. who advocated in o forcibe manner
the funding of the State debt as prescribed by
the McUulloch bill. The galleries ware filed
with colored people. Tue meeting did 60: close
until midnight.
Another meeting was held at Prince George
Court House yeStelds ~ which WAS addressed ty
Col. VIM. E. Cameron, readiuster, aud f1.
Gov. Kemper, who spoke 10 support of the
MeCul!ooh bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
Man Murdered.

ORANGE DEPOT. N. j., Oot 1O.-Johu
Melihoffer, of Mortified Rosd, west OF Orange,
was murdered in his hous, at noon yesterday,
having been shot in the back of bis head. His
wife accuses Frank Lanmens, q workman OIL
the murderer. She and Lammeus were both
arrested last night and looked up in Orange.
Lammens and the woman wero il bed together
When srrfstnd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

HALF EHou, HALF BoY.-Ono OF the most
remarkable mors.rcsili,s known to the medical
men has been discovered to exist o few miles
from Chio3g>. The lusus patu!oc is an almost
exact counterpart Of the frog. with hands and
feet, and ia form 0: body very similar to that
of this GmphibiouJ animal, aud lis Iats al
most t1e same, except at times i. talks and
conVer:es with S)me sigma OF Tatons i-y.
1t exhibits decided preference for the Wat
or, and 81 Eight, when the cronkirg Of the frogs
IS heard, this would be aquatic paaI5 forth lis
strange, Unnatural sounl which the father, O
Responsible negro usn 10 the c1uutry, declares
is almost the same as that OF the anim: that
this moostrO:iy Of humanity and animal 50
uluch as'imuIa:e9, only The noise made by the
latter Is c?arser aud stronger.
This remarkable hciGg IS ahiu. luz years
old, and Wi ;hs ab2u: seventy Ii 10 pounGs. Its
parents lived at The lime OF is blf:h in Il marsby
place. aud medical men atir bate Tho Giogulsr
form it assumes to the fast that while eucene
the mothers Mid vas coouli,d ia thakiug of
the frogs il TIC ueighbCr.us pJnds.
The case Is Attracting great Deal Of atteu-
tor, and this singular pheG0mcpon has bear
Visited ny great mauy medical men from
distance. Prominent Philadelphia physicians
ere now 10 correspondence with the father of
this uGnatursi crta:uro, ana will probably visit
Chicag1 ana make critical eyauiaati0n. -.
Chicago Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
SrcSOytery OF HsnrvsaH;a,

The Baltimore Sun Ct this noraing, gives thu
following report OF the proceeding of the Pres
b9tcry Of Maryland, to which thu u zion Pres.
t5tcrlsn church Of this OF ! belongs:
TIE Presbytary Of Mary and VS. convened at
h)cielie " Gdncsiag h2 tie retiring moderator,
R,y. ). Nleols. There was 10 bnsiocss trans
s;;ed during the evening exo:pt the elaelion Q!
E3v. -. Bullock. CT the MON church, a tcg
anirla. tbs chhpiia OF the United Stetts SEN
ate. as moderator. The remaicder Of tho even
ing WAS tskcn up Wit! devotional nyertises,
the congregation beiag large. Rev. ~. Eul-
lex delivered 81 s@slnon trym { b chapter II
CorGthlana, bis i!c.l!n b-iag Ia SiGw th.t ali
"h1 b2cvti 10 u21 Gra temples # tha Holy
Ghost.
Tho attendance Ct ministers Il sa.a.!.r ,hsn
ordinarily, ouly htteou beng present. unIo ona
OF whom. EoV. L. V. hluFkIand. Of The Ftaak
lin Street Chur30, being from BIltimo.c. Com.
nittecs wsro appointed ijr the ensuing ycar Us
follows: ga The narrative Ct The Church, Rev
Q. n. CamobeIl and Talbot; on finance, Il ~.
DIXON and Oka!; on the general assembly, !:ay..
AluIkIGnd, Beach and Ioaag. Two chu ches
wire placed in nomination Tor lo!ding the neg
Pfeshyterg-U church, AIcxa0dia al
the franklin Street Church, Baltimore Tic
latter place was lacici. aud The date benz f.
cd 90 the Second lna-nay 10 .Apr, 1850.
Atter & bret debate Nv, Nil GIVE. W." Is
now aupplg;Gg lie Clutch 3 coid"na9I.ln. VIZ
slola. vs. dismissed 81 ia Own rCqla-t. 20
Inc West Hanover l'(c51yicly. h0 having IT
celvcd calls from Churches al Orange Uour;
HOUSE AMI another rscc IA Ina sc iJn o! VIZ
gina.
lac committee on aus.oni"los reported; la,
they had expcnicd. ~ ordered, the ssvarni ~.
Preparations rasseri al lie last p!@aoY'crF,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
Death.

:, COLLEGE POINT, L. l.. Oct. 10. Powell
Bond, promln GOT resident of Roslyu, died last
night from tie effects Of q pistol shot received
at the hands of his brother, Howard. 90 We'd.
nesiay. The pistol went of accidentally Rh!e
10 Hosard's hands, the bali entering the som-
aoh Of tie deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
Military ViAy1.

PHILADELPHIA, October lO.--The Gate City
Guards, of Atlanta, Co.. arrived in this city this
morning and We're received at the depot By q
battalion Of the State FsncbIcs. The visitors
were escorted to Independence hall. where
Mayor Stokley welcomed them in q short but
cordial speech, which was replied to by w. l..
Calhoun, mayor of Atlanta. and Captain j. +.
Burke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

MoRR1sT9wN. N: j., Oct. 10.--.A meeting OF
the Dung Mems Christian Association of New
jersey is being held here. comm encing this
morning and closing on Sunday evening next.
The day sessions are devoted to business and The
evening sessions to devotional oycrcises. q
largo number Ct delegates from TIE various a..
soclstlons throughou State gre in attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

sas- Tie FENoMoUs BREATH OF MALARIA
does not silGct tho systems OF these who use Hos
letter Stomach B!tLer5 MS precsutlon against
1t Nor is it less useful rs a remedy whore in.
t1rmilt9nt and remittent favor has fully estsp-
lishod ITSELF III consequence OF neglect Of prs.
venrVe measures. IL checks tho paruxysms
with astonishing cortsinly, and ersdicales this
type Of disease nQ, n in III most invescrate form.
This medicine 10 IN especial boon TO the omi-
grant population Ct tho far West, wharo fevers
IF u nalarIal typo ara particularly prevalent
but the recognition OF its merits IS 50 far ffom
being limited, that ii ia known and appraised ut
lis true value throughout tina longth aud breadth
Of America. Travellers by land sea, miners and
aojourne!s il unheslthy localities esteem 1t
highly, end arc It's Most Constant purchasers,
and in many rural hop; eaold far and wide it i;
the chosen iamiy specific.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
Professionalism.

NEW YORK, % ODER lO.-The scores ut coon
were as follows: Allen, $40 miles Briody, 374;
Currano,, 3t3; Fsber. 39S; Howard, 3S7i Mckee,
2O0 Mahoney. 371 Murphy, 4l3 Pierce,
5U2 Russell, SGT Walker, $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

OYSTERS. Tho supply of oysters is fsit,
thule being rtcepls by all the steamers. but
tbs quality, oslag to the warm weather, is net
AZ good as is usual at this limo Of tho year.
HLc uricCS are reasonable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoE ABILITIES, October 10. 1879.
Fox tho Middle All sntic States clear or psaly
clOHdy weather, eesto.ly winds. ststioH nary or
higher barometer, and lower temperature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
LDIysE EsTsEEAITFES.

Marriage lioansca were granted 10 Washing.
ion, yesterday, 10 John D. Ellis. of that city,
and Sarah e. Psyae. Of Alexandria. w.; Sack.
cit Duyco, Of Fairfax county. Va, and Lizzie
Cons otiue Long, OF Washington.
The premiums awarded at tho Alexandria
Fair orc ready for distribution, and lho score.
tar! requests those TO whom they were made
to rall on hun st ouco for sane.
Mr.. W. N. McVtigh, who started for Chica.
60 ss stated yesterday, has real estate there the
ypluo Of which hus increased considerably, ow.
!nr Ia tho recent rise in that kind of property
tn.Gu2 hGut almost tho entire West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

HtVIyAL. Tho pr0tlsctGd meetog which
II III progress Il The Baptist Church, conducted
by Tie pastor, Rs7. Mir. Pcuick. ami Rev. Mr..
Whsr Oh, Of Lurg, Va. o,niiuuss with uuabat.
III Interest. Onc rer.ol Went 10 tho mournels'
halaii aid thee rosa for lrlycr lat Eight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
PREMIUM FRUIT TREES.

ID. MUNSONs NURSERY
Will take orders for the above Fruit, Ornament
al and Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Roses, Flow
ering Shrubs. &C.. at Nursery prices, at my
store, corner of Fairfax and Franklin cts. Send
card, and will call and take your orders and
leave catalogue OF prices and VARIETIES. and can
give purchasers inquiring useful hints about de-
sirAble1asieHss,
jy9.lOm ". P. GRAVES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
GAZETTE
EIREES,E .HELES.

Paris rnaers deny tha recent reports reisti7e
% co!ning Russian oltc:Lal loaEs-
Infantry is to 30 stationed throughout every
portion Of county Mayo, ireland.
Tho race fer . Juvenile handicap for two years
old over tho Rous course the last i've iurioDgs
Of the Rowley milo came of to-day at tha
Newmarket second October meeting, and WAS
won by Lord Anglesoy's brown colt Early Morn.
A Dispatch from Bucharest says that sufficient
rain has fallen during the last forty. eight hours
TO allow the peasants to get in their winter crops
Of wheat and rye, although the delay has been
such that next years yield may DO diminished.
The raco for tho second great challenge stakes
ior two years Cd and upwards, over the last
three quarters OF the koWley mile. camo eli TO.
day 81 tho Newmarket second October meeting,
and Was won By Count +. dc lagranges three
year Old cheatnut colt Esyon dor
The 81 farmers and their wives. who sailed
!rom Liverpool yesterday on tho steamer Ton
tonia for Now Orleans, on thor way to Texas.
are, for the most part we'll provided with mon
uy. They are from Durham. Yorkshire. Ian.
csshire, Cumberland, Liucolrshiro and Glou-
cestcrshro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

SCARCITY OF CoAL--AImcs: tie eutro sup.
p!s ST Cumberland coal which had been accu-
mulated on the different 8harves during the
ssHsoG, has aocu disposed of, and as th:ro are
90 shipments b:iog maIa from the mlues The
scireitg Is already h.icg ic!t The large piles
usually TO to saua 4, tbs ,!itl4rcut agencies
i!aga alG?osi euIirey disappeared, and it il tx
urc,cd that to mngL the hJmc tcmeld the coal
vi. have TO be hrouah; helc ever railroad,
which vii aapsd rah'? iaere2so the cost to
c)GaumniS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

SUPPOSED CHILD ABDUCTION. --Thgre 81
rVed here on the half past 0acD' olacS beat iicm
Washington 10 day w3man said by thgsl Who
c0nveIsed with her to have Daco dtinking, who
hedin her POSSESSIONS caild rts mGag her ia 80
particular, an! Whose uaam!iarlty with DER was
50 apparent Cha: it attracted tie nuc1tiou q!
the other rA,S9H&ers. Wh.n Questioned
about the Child, she said she had gotten Il.
from h;sqltn! WHORE shr had been pay
Iog eight dollars week i0r lis bead
fher) was something ~ strange ubJul bDth
the wOma1 AID hG child thLt tno suggestion
~ ono OF Tbs passengers that ihY G.uicr w.
a6ducuGg lie litter. waj 81 O-CI adopted. snd
immediately upon landing !..y pas cnkrr Ia
lOrmed pJEc, officer Arnold, wh0 ga9 at tins
loot OF R,na sr."i. vi the circumstances. H.
shadowcd her at Oucr, having pTc2i0uli,
sent Otlcar Walker to tho station hoes 10 &c
quaint Capt Wcimicr o! what l., WIS about.
ard asking h!In to itquirc 81 lha poIlca o!
Washington Il a child Was missing thcrr.
The woman waS subsequently arrts.ni, but
discharged, as 1t Was proven Shat The child " ~
her Ow0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

SUPPOSED BURGLARS --,Ju STEER The Recha-
Ei:o procession passed last night quite an excite
meat was created at the residence CT Mr.. Pey
ton Bilcnger, on kitg street. Two men
were seen to come down the front Stairs AID
pass into the baCl, porIion If tho house, but
Ga tx!m!na!ira h2 p9l,e ofEc ,rj and othaIs, 10
che could he !cual IL ia supposed tho meG
cGtcfcd the tsunt door while tnu crowd Wss
pacing, ard insccded 10 ooncta! themselves
rTti ;ho family had retired, and then rob the
premises. bu: upon discovery, ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

SOLID COMFORTS. For the bast COOKING
STovts, FIRE Place HEATERS, OFFICE
STOVES. RANGES. FURNACES and STOVE
WORK generally. call Oh
STANSBURY & Bro,
Corner King and Columbus sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

Union Hail. y. j., is suffering Il visitation OF
scarlet fever with disastrous rosuts. particularly
smong children Humorous deaths have oc-
cured within . lew days past aud new cases
sro developing daily. UGlgss Al inmadists,
check is gwen TO lis progress it is said tina Board
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

WHEAT there has bcsn tu! lttle wheat
tonlae TO market durIog TIC past lev days the
ierNrrs ~ tits acalo... takIns adv intugs cf the
tlno wctt Ter. baluE all busy seeding. Prices
sic good, aLd, as there is no ttar OF decline,
Fgrt receipts may bo expected until after
as>d llmG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

He WEATHER --' The remarkably ioe
weather Wnioh We have Lsd sine, the Is. Of
Od:0b:r cJnlau2s. AID the thermometer keeps
uG IL the clSh:its--at 0uo time tC-lay regis.
itriR - Ia the shade. 4 IiSh! rlia Tell about
u1on 10 i ~, hl; i dill hot oJol the tempera.
tutr, w!iluI IS u= 'sarm as thBt Ct mid-summsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10
TT +. EENRY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

The Eighteenth Annual Session of this School
VIII commence on MONDAY, September l5.
The following are the terms oil tuition For FL
ementsry English Sc fer the more Advanced
English Branches So, and for the Higher Msth-
emstlcal Branches and the Natural sciences $40
per quarter, in advance.
After the It'll OF Eeptembar the School room.
streets, will be open every dsy from O'clock o.
M. to u M. fof tho reception and classification of
pupils. sug25-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-10

RAINS. Last u;ght aud the light bifJre
iiac showers o. rain tell 10 this city and the sur.
: Iunj!EE n.ullry, Which were muoh needed.
hrlh to lay thc dust aul soilou the ground f)r
the tlrneIs who n. busy SEEDING their wheat.
lG'hny there vas another tx 1t shower OF abou.
o'dIccE, aGd heavier oap abtu, I d clock
til' Glijrlrcu.