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The New York herald., 1879-08-01
Guards. who are in camp at clarlsville. to point
within reach OF the city.

STATEMENT OF THE NEW ORLEANS BOARD OF
EPIDEMIc--LIsT OF THE CASES THAT HAVE
APPEARED
New ORLEANS. La. July 81. 1879.
The Board of Health tonight adopted the follow
ing:-
Board sporadic yellow fever has made its appearance
In the city, causing in the minds of some OF our
neighboring communities undue alarm. inducing
them to enact severe quarantines against us, without
waiting to see II the spread and growth OF the
lever III our midst justify such measures; and
whereas without rejecting in the least upon the
motives or acts Of friends. questioning their
right to establish quarantines il minded. the
Board con9ratulates our citizens, well as
those of States and places contiguous to US. upon
the favorable aspect of matters relating to the fever
and the unlkelihood its putting on any serious
disastrous form such M epidemic; therefore, be it
Resolved by the Board Of Health. That at present
we see no reason for the least alarm on account OF
the casual case or few sporadicaly exhibited
and express the hope that citizens will continue
their sef-possession and confidence. and that soon
dence put up their quarantine bars against us will
feel 1t in their power to take them down and allow
the business OF the country to proceed whore 4 can
DO so without any real danger to the public health
STATEMENT CASES
The resolution is accompanied by official state
ment of cases to date-
Carrie S. Mainegre. aged years and months
of No. 76s Magazine street, who took the fever on
July %, is convaescent.
Vincenza Spano Is years, born in Italy. corner of
Second and Constance streets, took the fever July
"a and died July %.
Louis Aufret. J years, born in France. No. los
Bourbon street, is still sick Has had black vomit,
but there hopes of his recovery
Bernhard Sigismund Berkson, 4 4 years, native Of
New Orleans. took the fever July 26, died July 81.
John Knapp aged 49, born in Norway, No. 123
Seventh street. is still sick. Reported doing we'll.
HIBERNATED GERMS.
DR.. Chopin. in the course OF his remarks before
the Board, said that sporadic here hber-
af,l c1aft1
Such have followed every epidemic during the
past thirty years. There will be perhaps few more
as creates epidemics has been imported there is
fear of an epidemic.
One case is reported ut Quarantine Station. and
two suspicious cases of children Washington
street.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
SHUTTING OFF COMMUNICATION WITH MEMPHIS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
McKENsIE, Tenn. July 81. 1879.
All connection with Memphis by trains ceased
with to-day. Mails will hereafter be sent through
on locomotive. Supply trains only in and out OF
Memphis after tomorrow. Sanitary inspectors.
however will be retained on duty. The State Board
of Health will probably establish insp ection sta
ton. in addition to those Immediately around Men,
phis at McKensie thus affording still greater pro-
lection to Nashville and Louisville.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
NO YELLOW FEVER IN MOBILE.

The report of case Of yellow fever in Mobile
published in New Orleans newspaper of to-day. is
pronounced by the Board Of Health and attending
physicians to be totally without foundation.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01

QUARANTINE ESTABLISHED AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 81. 1879.
Quarantine has been declared against New Orleans.
commencing August /. There is yellow fever.
nor are there any suspicious here The city In
in good sanitary condition. and quarantine will be
rigidly enforced. No outbreak OF the fever il ap-
pretended
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
Opening and Closing of the Maiis.
CLOSING.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. o.. North snd Northeastern
Malls II N. and Is =. II.
western mails 80 and 10 D. NJ.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va. 6 ca q,
Il; end % and % D. II.
Hoa!n and Southwestern nraiIs, via Lynch.
ou.g, Virginia, T, 20 u. III. Sid $ IS p. II.
AlexsHdris to LynchburS, Va, (way nails
INCLUDING through mails, 90 H. n, and 9 OF D. m.
HofGonsrile and Charlottesville, Vs.,. 6 Go a,
N, and COP. IN.
manassas Division 10 a. NJ.
alexandria 20 Round Hill. Va. IS a. m
OPENING,
NGTlh1rn and Western mails, viz Wishing
'on' " u, 80 g. II. and : % ard & 90 u. m.
Soutaern mails, Wis Hichmcnd, Va, 8 50 s. n.
y, southwestern mails via Lynchbu-g Virgins.
Through mais) Including way mails on Midlsnd
railroad, S 50 a. m.
Nj anassas Division S 80 q. nj,
EoGnd Hill to Aloxandria, Va, 3 80 D. ID.
clcsss at 00 o. III. ''1o
Sunday Hours-OfIice onens 81 946, m e,d
closes at 0 80 q. m. N''' ''-'o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
NurntMG Of u Church.

.iniLADELrIIIA, Dec. 3.---A fair Was held las
night 1T tho Presbyterian church, corner Of
Broad ard Oxford streets, TO deGrGy the expenses
OF now organ. Early this morning soma OF tho
decorations caught fl 20, and beforo the flames
could Do e&tinguighed everything comhus!ible,
including the new, organ wss destroyed. and
hothlnS romslnod but tho it0Ee walls and tho
stcopio. Emo church stood alone on g lot go that
tho lire did not sprosd 10 the 80 Joining property.
u cos. >! 40 900 10 build tho church about ten
years age Snd the damage is estimated 8. go Coz,
WEi1h Is iuliy covered by insurance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
80 King Street.
Auditors Office, Alexandria. Va,

Auditors Office, Alexandria. Va
December 81. $50 !
Tho NEW BONDS and CERTIFICATE
FOE INTEREST authorized TO be issued un-
Ger sn act of the General Assembly of Virginia,
approved Februsry -. 1879, snd OF An ordnance
of tho City Coancil of Alezandris, approved
May . 1872, are now being Issued. Holders OF
bonds, stocks and coupons authorized to b.
funded under sad act and ordnance are request.
cd TO surrender the same TO this Office in order
that new bonds and certificates msy be ex-
changed therefor.
The old bonds, stocks and coupons mag DO
sent direct to this ctticc, or through the banks
dec Slot +. L. CROCKETT, Auditor
CHoICE NORWOOD CREAMERY BUT
" TEE, put up in . b buckets for family uso.
in store and for sale by
decs OHAS. s. TAYLOR. Jr.
> LIB CAN PEACHES, choice quality. re.
nov 28 j. G. MILBURN.
NHALTBY'S DfSSICATED COCOANUT,
nov 70 JIG MILBURE.
E,kkEKs CtOCOLATE and COCOA ju=t
50 received by
nov 70 j. g. MILbURN.
| EJ'NGnIsu PLUM PUDDING, A.more'F
| noylS, L.r MILBURN.
| NgINGE MEAT. IS packages, Atmors':
| LEA sirco Acat. for sAie low, iust received, rs
! noyI3 j. G MiLBUkN.
| a,xuREDDkn ard BONELES5 COD SiSi
| ~ Just received by
| nov 10 y. u III LIN y " ~
s. ~ TONS BONE MEAL, Bone Due
| "a ~ and Equitable Fertilizers for s"ie +.
! sorlG HARMON & SNlTii. Agents
&. CHESTS CHEAr TEAS received to-la
10 by luov ~ }. &. MlLBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
The Attempt upon the s.za.'s E.ise.

MOSCOW. Dec. 2.-Aticr the arrival Of Ike
EDneTor last nlsht, whist the second ,raio con-
laiolDg the baggage was ca tho way liiher, an
explosion occurred, Oac baggage van vas
bown to pieces ard seven c:rtiagcs were
thrown ntf the rails. but loboGs was Injured
The cxploslv1 which destroyed The imper,
baggage iran arc stated 10 hav1 b:cD placed On
hlooday evening under the rails AZ 8 poiGt over
"hIcl the Imperial train would pssi Just before
tnt:rlog The MoscOH railway s:si,o. The Cur
arrived sa:G'y. nGw3V2r, ri / o'clock hl0ad"7
eight, aud The tx0losi9n occurred en- the pas,
sage OF the baggage train halt al hCur sf;cr-
wards.
Tho hous' whence ihe mice was explode
bas been Ci:coyercd, and = search il making I,r
the perpetrators Of the outrage. The Czay will
arrive in st. Petersburg to morfov,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS

MANSION HoUsE-R Williams aud lady,
Winchester; i Z SIoo!t. Farquicr Co; Cuth-
bert Ovens, dc; G W chancellor, do; L
Berohes, lia5markct; Joshua Fletcher. Va;
81 Is Fur. Va; Qua Crecl. W; a j Ncwbury,
Jersey City; Nalle. Rapidap; I j Notht
inRhsn, Norfolk f g Kern, Philadelphia.
ToNTlNE-C s Norris, B,l!o; Il McPhe5-
son, Mo; r Il Sanders, Va; A j Walker,
Charles Go. lid; II I GurDett, Krg George
CC; " g Page, Charles Co. Md; } } Lapcas-
ter, dc; b 4 TriGlatt, Va; II 9 Floreuce, Eau
guier; J Shodd, Va; J Il Cspc,s. R;chmopd;
Irwin q Hill, Harrisburg; J W Warfipp,
Me: Wm beverley, Fauquicr &c; Is Is Turner,
do; i j Ramstur&h, Baltic; j. A Lsrkin.
Lypchbu7e; } / Srrcne, L,sstou A Il
SDrCog, nc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
Virginia LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, Dec. 81 y. m.-Tho two
houses OF tho General Assembly met ct noor
to day, a1d were at onco Organized, the read
ius:crs clcc.inp all IN, nominees
Jo,bo H., - n.I.I.,l
0s1''' '"0 WV ''oou
Lazy, leacluster, 16i Hanger, debt payer
IS; Smith, |. Wickhan, REPUBLICAN, vottd
With III, debt Mayors far IN, o,d cf7;cors
1,A -,
. '"' '''0'''o VI" 'olo ''r INC reeHIrs q
nominees was 'lniIarty larsc.
10 both branches onls -Four rrrublicars vo!cd
with tbo ,lcht n,rors
Tho o,na,;aa,;,, r,
'h''." '''''' 'e'nt .hec'eu 'no lover
~. Sod' ID us message, Which vas resd end
referred, aod ordered ,U ic printed.
The CsrjtoI offjccri viii he elaot,d ~ Er;l,,
""' " 10 ''io'"' W" 'io'n 'lo s'rehsti tXh!0l'
ted ~ the rtadiuslers that all The IrAscnt
Sta:e Cfftisl4 viii a3 swct,. en-, Su,h - tho
n.cc,.,.,o.
A. 49,. 49,.
'''' '"''' u '"''''A' '''ou WIN 'he neal
JuAler' on Every V1tn 20 day STRoNGEoW.
ouH'H" SARDlNES.--an Interesting product
OF France, lot Ct lis sell but OF its wst.rs, is
the sarcioc ybirb il hornc :, ,v,rr ,!;,o, nd
.,.:I, '',-A'' ".u
0"''"> '''I u "'"'''' " a. pa,'ops' IL Is salu
10 peiOnE 10 tue herring family, but never at
slA3 il seen in the boxes, which are inst adapt.
ed TO rackins them, ~ they irJ found 10 CIR
rtshoni IN length. These Iitle tlGng creatures
~" T'".ht l" hois' ana ai!cr being We'll washed,
ihc heA0S are rus on aud the ish are sprlrkled
lightly With luc salt. After yrg for few
hours they are nlaceA on p!ils IN rows alm,st
rccogDii;cnlar, The fra,r,s arc ,Jcn nlarnJ in
Mans cort.io;os hniI;nr oI;r,. Nil q"
iii, nj ia ci'orcnI aS Ir,,, o., :, tnoor~o, IT,,
hi.ol nd H., ~ y, Io"'' XVI
NN ",'" oH'y '"i ooI.' nulOH 'he cOCE'nE pro-
CtsS. AZ eoon a. the 'i5h brh cous1crcd subj
Gently cooked they are withdraw from the
fans Ct oil and the Sri!s arc placed IN tables
cavrra,l with zinc tho su,(aco re Tho leila. !,
clj;.i2v ,owa,Ss n rrnnvc ~ ,to o,,Io. -
III. ~; =, ,hrs ,.,,;.a =, 80 u.'I''
,,r,. -. ;.'' 'S"' mo'
&C., NV !. NtUua" ih"Hc tsDt"
S'""n -" "nihca WHOSE nnslotSA 1t u to
PACK nc iiSN closely AID uniformly 10
b@Xrs. The boxes being fill. tho i5I! ere cay
cred with fresh oil. and The liza nj thr bovoo
AZ, ,hn, soII,r,d 3on,, ',t,,, ~ 80. 80
al a ,jI iHus ne' Hcto.iS
s'"',"' NY - T., iIa"eu III VITA pasEet and im-
nVlHeu 10 no'i'EG water. Inc smaller boxes
arc thus boiled Tor about 40 hour aud tho larger
oaes somewhat longer, 10 proportion to tho
s'ze CT the tOz The fish arc then ready for
y -, ,,,,L,. nd bo;,. -,o,., al =; 80. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

RUNAWAY5.-JhCro appeared al tho clerk S
otticc 0! the CORPORATION Court. yesterday even
my, coug!c i7cm Washington, who gave
their names as Nm. NoTthodgc AID Ella NJ.
AIKEN. Tho7 ID not s:ji,iy tho clerk. vito
I.tgsed 10 .asnc lie marriage iccn:C which they
citizen who ven sH5u:or TOR them, AID s1a!o
oath tha! the ledy vas OF azo and had neither
PARENTS or susc4i2H. They then obtained the
license, hut experienced a5mo dit;i3nIy in go;tiog
. minister 10 marry thtn finally they found nGe
aud had tho ceremony pc:ioTiGci. after which
hey returned 10 Washington. |: is reported
iiat they wGr1 runswfya.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

WEST INDIA SHlrMESTS.- schooner
,inuc e. Lend arrived here this morning from
Boston, having been chartered by Mr.. Merritt
OF this city to load hoops for tho Wess Iodics.
Sho Is fac vessel end will carry large cargo.
These hoops have heretofore been shipped
from here to PHILADELPHIA by stcam:. aad
thence to the West India ports. The cstsb.
ilshueut Of shook factory here viii, it is
hoped, result in direct expectation from this
port and give employment to a number Of nen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
Potomac F-uit Growers association.


= complimentary ,cs'imcnia! was 2i7on b.
this association last evening Ter tho benefit q
Col. William Ii. Chase, who devoted so much
Of his time ard energy in srp,rilt?udics the
exhibition given BY said association 10 Scptcm
Der last, 10 tLe city Of Washington. Judge
Autf ur MacArtbul's lecture on the "Hobbi, S
of Mankind was the feature OF tho evening",
and was istcEcd to by an erprccaivc audierce
With grast sal 'taction, judging tY tho irtquout
applause manifested.
The exercises ~cro opened With an organ sol0
by Professor }. W. BischotT orsanist OF the
congregational church, Washington, in which
tho services ware held.
At the conclusion CT tic kc!ur;, Professor
James A Joyc, coraetis:, accompanied by
Mrs. Co!occ Edward Daucls 90 the pisro,
rendered choice selection, which was received
with vocifcrCus eGcora. Mr. Clipti PaImoui
recltt LoDgte!Iow' "Launchiug Of the Ship"
and 10 answer to double eT core. gaze Fare
well Brother Watkins" snd The freedman
and the Engliihman."
Mss Minnie Evan, pupil Of Professor Bis.
chth, sarg solo, being accompanied on the
piano by bcr teacher. Miss Evan has voice
remarkable Tor Its pure, sweet, bird ike tone,
us great ucAipHWp' It's Syiapatnenc quarry and
its create range. Sho also received double
c2ccie.
Kisses Eva Henderson and Annie Lewis, two
little girls Of mast wonderful proficiency in rccl.
tatio1 and sopg, accompanied by perfect &C ipg
Of their paris fairly goa the hearts Of tic au.
deuce, which fact was msnilcst by showers Of
applause 10 thee successive cncores.
A. large audience was held spell bound iGr
three hours, when they reluctantly dispersed 10
wait for the utXt entertainment to be given on
tho 18Th Of the prtssot month, when similar
attractions ail! be Offered.
The receipts Of tbs overing amounted 10
about Que hundred and sixteen do.lara.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
ESnSSpEfsI;SnffS1 EipniIan

bosToN, Dec. AT Springiicld Mayor
Powers, republican. was elected by l,304 ma.
J 2rly. The majority last year was 55. la lIol-
yQko tho lemcc!ats elcctnd WIN. Rudy for
Mayer b7 81 majority and carried Tho msioriiy
of the city wards,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

UHLEAsED.-Durin the month Of December
atumtcr Ct convic s Will will be discharged from
tho reuitentiary. Among them are Miles Stac:a.
Of Alexandria county Charles bfow3, OF VIII
ctr stcr. aud Mark White. Of Clarke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

LUNATlC.-Lucy Lee, colorcd, was sent to
ai yesterday evening by Mayor Smith on q
charge OF iuuacy. She lives Dcar the Bridge
Pump and hiss sr ulgy fashion CT b,cakrg up
everything within her reach,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
EOCEN REsEsyTfEk.

Attention is called 20 the notice Of tho hu-
otter, asking parties ho'dicg Corporation hoods
~. 10 s?pd them in ior funding.
The finance Commits Of the City C"GGc'i
,%Il meet again 10 rjGit to dcst;ogc,! car cecd
b nds,'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

CoMMIrTED.-S. Shuuatt, the mea cotvict,
cd some days sioeo 81 selling peteut right tc
Two different persons, vas sent 10 jail this
morolng, bling uoGbIc 10 pay the Gno imposed
upon him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

Arm EKOKEN.-A young man namgd Thos.
ho~an, who Is employee at Moore blacksmith
.hCp, corner of Dukc aud U1ion streets. fell
irom o ladder lhrEo. this evcuiug, and broke
his right arm. After receiving proper sursic II
attention ho was carried 10 his homo 10 The
western part Of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

PROPERTY SALE.-A house and lot, 20 by
5 iect, Of Duke street, betveon leo and unicn
streets, wss sold to-day by James Eonis. iTus-
Ter, 10 Samuel English, for $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

/ OST-On Monday night last, somewhere
Z between Washington street snd West End,
going out King ,trcct. n pair of gold mounted
SPECrAUlES in block Tin case. for tho re-
turn OF which . suitable reward will DO paid.
Gall ST tho Gszet.@ ctcn. dec 3-3!
NOTICE,
Professor & g. HOLMES
will be in Aisxsndra during this month 70. tho
pU?nose Of
REPAIRING AND TUNING PIANOS
AND ORGANS.
Prico for tuning IS cents if not satisfactory, no
charge a. ali. For putting in now strings Is cts
each. Please leave orders ut Ffenchs bookstore
and st hrs. HI Il ebowes's boarding houss
dec 81.
SAU5AGE CUTTERS. Chcppng knives,
~ and other scasonable goods, in erest variety,
st - King street, corner OF Royal.
nov 10 j. Il. CkElGETON 6 SON.
NEW YORK STATE and PENNSYLVA-
~ MA BUCkWHEAT, PEARL HUMI.
" and hand picked BEANS st
nov 10 w. a. JOHNSON 6 cos.
DE BOXES HIGGINS &. l.. SOAP, -
81 p boxes 3. T. Bal bits Best Sosp, and 10
gross Rumford'S Yeast Powder, received by
nov 10 w. A. JOHNSON e. co.
CUGAH CURED BREAKFAST PIRGES,
~ worry nice, No. | Mess Mackcrel snd PooN
mac Shsd st
nov 10 WA. Johnson s. COS.
TORNS CAN BE CURED while you sleep
~ by using PEl'S WONDERFUL COIN
SOLVENT Price pc bottle. For aalo by
scpM l. STABLSR s. CO.
TOrBLAND's TEA SETS something rev
~ Cali hnn See them e.
Z j. AlILLEk s. cos,
scpl G5 King street
NURLOW PRICED TEAS cannot he ex.
W colled for purity and excellence of asvor.
Try them. F.J. DAWSON,
sepl5 l4T King ST.
4 MEXICAN MEAT AND VEGETABLE
- CUTTERS, S A U IS \ q i CUTTERS
| MINCING KNIVES, &c, for sslo 10y
nov II JAS. +. CARLlN s. SONS.
DUCKWHEaT-Ano supply of choice
- Buckwhest Flour just received aud for ssle
At raducod prices By
oct20 &c. MILBUXN.
E'OK THE CONYKNIE1CE Of our custom
. ers we hsvo opened ard l0cent cous.er.
which the public sre invited to call ard e1 smine,
no,2o MCLEAN & UHLEH, 10 King at
C,TEEA BAEB FENCE WIRE, the cheapest
| - SID ties. fa1aing FOR farmers, Wholesale and
| retail. ~ jas. e. CAELiN u SONS,
oct 81 Manufacturers Aranta.
fIa,EAr TKASle*s Of fine qualify for SAFE
y; ~ lov prices by FL, DAEIDSON,
- AT King Street.
L>uGARS--a fail sock of all s.aGea for ssIt
- :. iow prcss by Z. J. DAVIDSON,
jol3 Ia. King Street.
co BBLS or CHOICE YXTEA AND
W. FAMILY FLOUR in Storo IND fol
sale ty [nOvl9l w. 4. JOHNSON 81 co
ejAISlNS. Currunis, Chrcn, Pruncs snd
e Figs, received snd fer sac by
ocllG +. j. DAVIDSON, lii King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

DEAD. Jefferson, weak minded .';"n,
we'll kno~n to all Of the older residents Of The
ni.Y, died at hi mother shous' on Royal street,
opposite ST. Mary Cha!ch. this evening",
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

PFESoNAL-Caplain W. Is. Lynch, The
Veteran sud able editor Of thc l4eCsourG WASH
'Nrt0n'an, vas 10 this city to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Deer. 5. 1879.
For the Middle Ststes variable winds, mostly
souhcT!y, shifting TO easterly, Increasing cloud.
mess, with rain and snow in northern norfion.
md probably rain tonight in southern portion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

CUTTING The police Gro on the lookout fer
Lewis Nancy. coored, who, On Saturday Dight
last, cut st Mr. John CriIiey with razor. The
weapon Gu: through Mr. CrilIcy's clothing and
gEszod the skin. hlaniey is an old offender,
hhVlrg served en- term in The lepitcntisry.
lie is brother OF Charles Marley. who was
huOg here some years since for tho murder OF
al old click peddiar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

CANAL SHlpNEHTS. -Tho Cumberland Tim5s
"a, thGt 90 Monday tic shipments hY csnal
wcre Is hcayj IS the daily aycr5Go Ct the pre-.
EjoGs wock. It Is voIy probable that the canal
9l!f &c lett cpca icr CONS :;Dl2. I'll tic CON-
g1ll.s excepting Inc American will coniinu;
shlrl!pS Is :oGg as the 1csthor continues mild.
Dll? bELt AMI day beats src ru0niag, aud the
:.Ttalls o0w la2ying expect to return 10 tiU!e
10 make another trip before tic cGac Of he
season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

HYD2AUuoN FIRE Co. -Tilolc gaisr month
y meeting Of TAO llyGrauHon Steam Fire Eu
cine Company aas held last night, with r. j..
CGrac in the cLajr and John Lar non secretary.
The foreman reported six Alarms since tho
iast meeting and onc Ere.
One active mtmb.T vas elected TO life mem
bcrsbip ard enc person YVES proposed Tor active
membership.
Tho meeting then adiouTajd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03

EIsGEACEFrL.-Thc people living at the
head OF k!rg street we're much scardal;z:d,
'ast evening, ty The appesrsGco Of country
wagon c9ulsnir n G:uukcn man and t~o
dTuukrn womsu. Tie man sccn yielded TO the
rtIuaGc9 Of the liqnor hc mad lmbibed and
otc Of the women undertook to guide tho team,
and got cs Ter as Engeiharit's Brewery, where
NO butchers md farmer took charge Of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-03
CPRCIAL NOTICE-THE CITY DEBT.

COV H-3t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-21
PROFITABLE STOCK INVESTMENTS.

Before Messrs. Lawrence & Co., the
New York bankers, inaugurated the
combination system Of operating In
stocks, it was often very difficult for
inexperienced operators, or even old
stagers, to deal probably by their single
handed ventures. Now the field is
open to every every one for successful
operations, and capital in any amounts,
from 80 to 800, 600. can be used with
equal proportlonate profit. Instead Of dis
tracing efforts among many customers,
the orders of thousands are concen-
trated into vast pool and co-operat-
ed for the benefit of all, dividing profits
pro rata every month. A prominent
citizen of San Francisco made 81, 264.-
SO from an investment Of $500 last
month. Other customers are doing
better still. S25 pays 1925 during the
month, 5000 returns $1,000, or 8 per
cent. on the stock, and so on as the
market moves. New circular contains
1.-TWO unerring rules for success" and
full instructions for any one to operate
proftably. All the advantages of un-
limited capital and manipulation are
secured by the combination method.
Stocks aud bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Deposits received. APP
ply to Lawrence & Go, Bankers, 81
Exchange Place, New York City.