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ing the corpse, the women, the officers,
the seducer and the white haired father
was dramatic and impressive in the ex-
treme, while the stoicaI remark Of a
policeman sounded harsh and profane
on such a solemn scene: "The madam
will get twenty years and the young
man ten. But the consequence Of pull
ing this place will be to bring out some
more scandal"
Tilden is a remarkable product, yet
whether admirable or no is the ques-
ton. I think if could have his whole
talent omitting his money, I should say
with Artemus Ward, "Give it to the
poorr' Looking quite feeble, he is yet
capable, like Mrs. Dombey, Of making
an effort such as he made the other day
before the committee. The effort, how
ever, is rather the exhibition OF a dislo-
Gated mind, dwelling in political ideal
ity, disappointed, yet Of such c1nceit as
Thackeray described in Henry Fsmond
of the Prince of the house Of Stuart.
''The Prince was late aud lazy. aud lost
all his chance through his indulgence"
Time not only works wonders, but
plays strange freaks, not least among
which are his inroads upon the immor-
tai faculty Of memory in wise mems
minds. Now, there is the great warrior
and statesman, General Shields, who,
the other day, was handed an envelope
containing over S4OO Of his mileage and
salary. He threw it carelessly on his
desk and sauntered into the cloak-room
to chat with colleagues aud crack jokes
on the Mexican war, directly forgetting
all about the money. After the Senate
had adjourned, page found the pack
age, and next day returned it to the
owner. General Shields at first declared
he had not lost it, the circumstance of
receiving it having entirely slipped his
mind, and more yet, he forgot to reward
the honest lad with so much as a penny.
Such failure of memory is unfortunate
in a public character, and yet there are
people who desire to see this man ser
geant-at-arms Of the Senate.
AUGUST.
New York, February %, 1879.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-20
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

To TIE EDITOR or THE NEW NORTHWEST.
On Friday there came a scared doctor
90 Inspector Murray, and delivered him
self of such tale as made the officer
think Of Madam Restelps palace of hor-
rors aud the crimes committed there
with all the odorous scandal incident.
At once he sent out skirmishers in the
persons Of Sergeant Meakeu, O'Toole,
Coroner Flanagan and DIR. Miller, who
proceeded to house No. Isl, East Twen-
ty-seveuth street, a handsome mansion,
looking as innocent as the Y. VI. C..
AS front parlor, except that in the cut
glass Of the window was the sign, Mad
am Burger, doctress and midwife. The
sergeant rang the bell, and was smil-
ingly received by the charming hostess
and three young ladies'" Il was an ele-
CANT interior, furnished with rich car
pets and hung with silk and lace cur
tains. The madam was as serene as a
May morn; but such serenity
availed little with the veteran sergeant,
vino simply asked to 90 up stairs, and
proceeded there without permission.
The sergeant and his party paused ~
the second floor, and, hearing FAINT
moaning from one Of the rooms, at once
entered. What a change from the lux
uriant aspect Of the rest Of the house.
On a wretched bed lay a dying girl,
whose pallid face retained the last
remnants OF the beauty which betrayal
and agony had left The horrible hsnd
Of criminal science had attempted in
vain to save honor and life. One was
gone and the other was ebbing fast,
while the poor, moaning victim called
in faint accents the name which in the
midst Of the ruin it had wrought, re-
tained its fatal enchantment; and the
wan hand held a paper on which was:
III impossible Tor me to come.
L. G. CosGrovE.
Perhaps this was the first intimation
Of the fatal deceit, and still love held on
with life's last spark, and the poor girl
continued to murmur the lovers name,
forgetful Of shame aud death. Cos
grove was arrested an hour afterward in
his fathers large coopering establish
ment on the Burling slip. He is typ
ical nice young man Of twenty-seven,
but behaved under the accusation with
more manhood than was expected, coU-
Tossing his completely in the crime Of
Madam Burger, and pointing the path
Of the love story which was just culmin-
ating. While the officers were arresting
the woman and her assistants and the
doctor was nursing the dying girl, two
more similar cases were accidentally
discovered, and the criminal case
opened is one OF those startling things
which make people wonder how far into
respectable society this sort Of crime has
eaten. Just after the girls death, the
wretebed father, who had been tele-
graphed, arrived from Northport, r. L.
where he lives, and the group surround
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-20

Brethren, before we sing the next verse
OF John Browns body lies moldering
in the grave" let US take look into the
grave aud see that il is there. Ia these
days OF Ohio medical colleges a cemetery
isn't no safer than savings bank, aud
it may be that political glee clubs, who
have been singing the song quoted above,
have been chanting a rhythmic lie for
the past fifteen years.
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Enforced cleanliness, and the progress
OF sanitary work in cities, are followed
oy an enhanced vitality and elasticity
oi mind, still more than by longevity Of
the inhabitants.
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Professor Boyeson's book on Goethe
and Schiller has had the benefit Of the
late Bayari Taylor's suggestions, and is
said to give in general the latest results
OF Gel man scholarsbip.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-20

joshua was the first man who ever
sooh a newspaper. The Bible tells us
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-20

Bret Harte, since his consular ap-
pointment was bestowed upon him, has
been twice in England. Last summer
he visited Mr.. Froude in DevOnshire.
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Light reading-a treatise on gas.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-20
FACT, FATE AND FANCY
OR,
More Ways Of Living il4l 9ne-

BY Mrs. Al. DUNIWAY.
AUTHOR oF "JUDIrB Reid" "ELLFN DowD,'
"ANfE ASD HESEY I.EE," .rul HAPPY
HOME" ''oNE woNAN's srHEEE,"
"MAnGE uoEErsoV,"
ETC, ErC-, ETC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
FSREyG.r.y'ElIrS.

Germany is said to have changed be: 'tlIay
90 The silver question.
The British House Of Commons last light
discussed wilhtu. result tho Irish University
bill.
Couut Andlas:y. tho Austro hungarian IRE.
mier, has asked permission to reslgo. The
Emperor proposes TO give him three month
iurlough.
Reports Of the destruction of silk worus in
the South Of Frluc, and Italy by bad weather
have excited tho London silk market, and prices
are very buoyaut.
The D,rien Canal Congress at PLtis will DO
asked by its committee on t6chuicll questions
to decide betwceo tho Nicaragua route and
that between L,moa Bay aud Panama.
A Bcrlip correspondent says: "Whstler CT
not it ia uu,, as reported, that the occasion Ct
the celebration Of the Il rperot's golden we'd.
ding will be sciz. I'd to modify the Gull Ikawpt,
i. is ccrtau, at all events, that the csrcals are
row fam supporters OF tie govsromcot. lhslr
tactics are coIf leoly believed to be directed
from the Vatican. through a medium Ct con-
uuliealioo osreiuily corcealad.
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,vEIt-s or THE UET.

A chci, Of twelVa buadred cbildfeo sang
Supdsy School hymos 10 the Br)ck'En Klrk,
lest night.
A dispatch from Ciifoo, Dat, STATS that
Herman L?er, of Teetervil!e, Dat. yesterday
performed the feat Of Jumping from the ne"
suspeusioo bridge over the Niagara into The
river below, distance of 1876 feet, 10 The pros
cree ct large crowd Of spectators.
The spring meetog Of The Maryland jockey
Club opened yesterday at P,nlico. The track
was 10 excellent condition, and the attenoanca
largo. Amons he visitors WEI, Senators Beck,
# Kentucky; Bayard. Of Delaware: B!sloe, OF
Msiut; MoliiiI, IF Vermont, and Allison, OF
Iowa.
Too grand jury # the Worcester County
(Md, Court, yesterday, found 90 lodletmen1
of murder 10 the FIRST degree against Miss Lilly
Doer for shoc,iog Miss Ella Hearu, at POOP
moke City, last November. This was SUR
prise 10 macy, as it vas generally believed that
The case would be dismissed. The day Ter the
trial has oct yet been fixed.
The lows Democratic State Convention SIS
terday uominssed u. Il. WinbIe for Govirctr
by acclana!ioo. R:solutioIs denoucclog the
republican policy, insisting upon the etrlc: COO
s.rucior OF the constitution iaVoilng Unlimited
coinage Of the 4l23 grain dollars, substitution
OF treasury for bank notes, etc., were passed
The President is referred 10 10 the resolutions
as ''the fraudulent tx sc1tive.
Wm. AlIeo, alias Storey, of StL9uis, clipped
with Jennie Atchey, the wife ef f.rner ct
Batsvis, Ohio, a few days since. lie was cap
tu!cd il Cincona:i ara pacsd 10 Ill at Bisa'
via. 4. 90 caily hour yesterday morning q
NIB cntcred the j all. llsc.d TOP, around
Storc}'s reek aud huag hin 90 the bridge OF
the Little Miami river After hanging q few
nicu.cs the rope broke, Storey dropped loto
the river aud succ .eded in gaining the shore,
when he was taken 10 hotel, where he now
lies 10 bruised ooLdi!i,o.
The Wilmiorton E7lrl E'eninG and Com
mercial publishes letters from MlddletoWo,
Chytca and Dover Dai., all dated May 81, IN
which the assertion is made, ca the authority,
it is alleged, Of Leading peach growers, that a
black rot has appeared among the fruit, which
promises to clrtsil the crop down to one fourth
of 40 average CROP o., tho other baud the
sane paper publishes letters from Bridgevlile
ADD LAUREL D,i., ADD Salisbury, Md, in which
the peach crop il rcprss ,nted az pr.seD:ipg q
most healthy aud promising appearance.
Advi:ss from Hong Kong state that the
Americans 10 Chica rciyad The news OF tho
veto by President Hayes Of the anr Chinese
bill with sral!i,1lioD. The European residents
expressed surprise, having Anticipated differ
EFT result. The Chinese who have friends or
relatives 10 an :rios were pleased but 10 CHI
cisi crc!ts it is said, strorz retaiatory meas
ures had been arrsoged, sud the veto WIS DOT
received with uuuised pleasure. The govelu
ment, il is believed, would have welcomed 40
excusc fer ti:ialog an Xreue snti American
poljrv
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kHRGIFS.4 .NEIS,.S.

Cap. G. N. Roy. Of Fron. R,yA', ji.d last
week. aged &c years.
The floral and horticultural exhibition at Nor
folk opened yesterday.
j. w. and g. A. Dapoer, brothers. Leading
busicess men Of Woodstock, died las. week
within two days of zach other.
Memorial Dap" was duly observed 10 Rich r
motd yesterday, and tho graves Of the CoDteCl
crate soldiers 10 Hollywood Cemetery wsrs
strewu with A,Rers. An Grafton was delivered
by Mr.. Jas. Lyons, ir.
Marius Cbewoirg. Of Spottsyivania county,
who was struck on the head by stone thrown
by Mr.. Keusey duriog an alteration on Satur'
day, the 10Th day of April last, died last week
from the effects of too blow.
David Potts. son Of Pcstmis!e Potts, Of Pc.
tersburg, while acting as volunteer fireman Oh
. train for Norfolk Oh Tuesday, was struck on
the head by the peDs,ock of the water tank at
ZuDi, and died the sane evening of the i1ju-
lies received.
The clerk of tho Hastings Court of Rich
mond bss 6oished c>pyiog the record OF the
trial of John E. PoindeXter. 1t covers one
hundred aud nine pages of extra size legal Gap
paper. This case will be argued before the
Supreme Court at Wythe7iIle 10 July.
The examination of witnesses 10 the case Ct
the Commonwealth vs.. ions Hickman, obarg-
ed With the murder Of James Foster, in War
rem county. 10 April lact was concluded on
Tuesday, snd resulted 10 the accused beiug sent
on for indictment by the grand jary, which hts
been summoned for the June term of the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

Socrates prac;iced to the last upon the prin
cple that it is crime to disobay law even If
j. be urjust. though a perseverance, 10 that
practice dil, es be knew it weul]. result 10 his
death. Such practice is as correot DOW as it
was when Socrates drank bis hemlock, and ap
plies with az much force to parliamentary as
to other law. But when an utast lew can be
repealed tr legally made imperative, to fail to
do 30 is as cepsurable as an ieffac!ion Of the
lsw. Thot minori!ies have rights no one &C..
MES, but this COUNTRY is. nomioalIy at least.
ruled By msjoriies. aud wien O minority
binders legislation by failing to vote, as the rad
icsls 10 the U. 8. House of Representatives
are now doing 90 the bill in relation to tho re-
moval Of causes from State to federal courts,
the adoption of Mr. Cox's proposed plan for
the deduction Of days pay for faiIicg to vote
would be UNSUITABLE 10 every light 10 which it
could b, viewed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

A WoYDEaFUL CoUSrERF2lr. -.!nJ'hr'
ccusttrGit ten dollar legal tender note. do"
with pen and iak. has been received f; tic
Treasury from New Orleans THIS - Tie
third note OF the kiad tlat las come 10 .l2h'
recently 10 New Orleans. The accuracy 81 lie
Wink. esnecalg when it is considered iE,t !:
is done by haod is simply wonderful.
As an evidence OF the excellence o: tns in''l''
ton, cs.bier in s. New Orleans bsI.k Ia: bssn
imposed 81 three times by the sane kiao Oh
notes The imitation os the eeometricsl i.,hn.
work on the back if of course miserable. bltt
requires careful scrutiny by An expert TO deiec:
the difference From tho repitity. with which
these notes have appeared, i. is believed lhsI to"
counterlelter wOrka with great rapidly, srd -
able 10 complete one Eote m day. II th's .
the case 10 certsinly deFcsvcs The palm q; The
champion renmsn Of thu sgo 1t would De u
good idea for some one to clfsr belt ior
Championship CONTEXT in pen and ink work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
HDaAR HNOwDBN.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY %, 1879.
There Gao be DO surer ird,x OF the sentiment

There Gao be DO surer icdtx OF the sentiment
OF q oounuci'y THAI the expressions Ct The
n.sspap,rs Supported ty tina, coumuoity' Ibis
Insertion cacpot be rtrated satisfactorily, and
its .ruth being universally Acknowledged the
feelings entertained for the South by the people
of the city e "bco,herly lows sro distinctly
olsel vAble 10 ito tJ!bwiDg tx'ract irem the
North Amir Gao, the Oldest OF the Philadelphia
p.ess, and well pa'rmiz,l BY tbs leading mer
chants of that city:
There is Gully one way Ct sale dealing With
the democratic patty. aud that Is to resist The
rcp.a, of every Law that lis leaders denouoc'
No matter f the ties, oath was repealed by The
republicans, aud by 60 oversight let5 standing
il the Revised Statutes. No matter if The re-
publicans passed bill to correct thu omission,
aad dsmocr ito ms pity refu,ed or neglsc,ed
II avail themselves OF The opportunity. Lat
the law stand. We shall need all thrse war
measures seaio 10 the near future. Neither
we South nor the democI attic leaders North can
10 trusted. When Mr.. Eaton rep:led the i'm
tuition oil fraudulent ho,diog on the part OF
Twelve democratic Senator's. Senator Chandler
was Wight 10 replying that such IS the belief oi
I.public IDS. lie was right when he said these
Senators knew that they had DO right 10 be
there. They do koow it. Nor Isl aoy lDpu'
,ation tt' dishonesty ros warranted ~ th,lf
oopdu,t 10 tie past. Mea who hsVa on,c co.
,aged 10 a Conspiracy 10 overthrow tbs nation
viii not be troubled with any foe scruples about
Official procedure. 1t may rot bs said that
aiet will murder, tut when Wa cay OF in1r'
rerer that be will steal. 90 violerce Is dooe to
either logic or fact.
Such EXPRESSIONS doubtless Re lot the true
feeling cherished BY the Said, scb.r sided aud
Influential citiz,rs of PhiIadelphia-for oil such
Are the patrons of the N,rth Ameiieau-for
their fellow cit'z,os Of the South, and the con'
s:snt i;era!i,u Of them, as is the habit of that
,,aper, msy be the nears By wish 1t aud lis
raaders are relieved Ct their surplus hate for
tae people o: this sec ion, b.. Il ths Phls-
Ge!phisrs we're MGR: cJtvsrsaDt vi the deeper
,ecesses Ct human pa:rre they would DOT BE-
Quite 50 anxious to exhibit their aainos!ty, for
two reasons 6r,t. b:cau,, tho knowledge OF II
kseps the Scu'a constantly on guard and
q oord. bec,u,, while su,i aoimosl!y is repro
b,ted By oil true friends Of Common couatrg,
tumsn nature is frail, ADD the hated ar, apt
10 consider 10 the isht Of homlSe paid them
b. nlericrs, spd to derive from it. theret,r,, all
the gratiGc,l 10 that ON b. afforded by homage
ct that chasicer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

Now that tho most CHI .oiiouable f'aIur, OF
the Silver bill has b zen removed. and the Gov.
eminent, aud not The owoers Of the silver mlDcs
and the silver spectators. been authorized to
uafrsul The people If six:cen cents 90 eV'r5
silver dollar lurocd Gu! Of the mioIs. the pas
s,ge Of that bdI, should such b, i's late. will
not be the cluss Of much regret. ladeed two
Of its scoiots Is pas d yesterday, these iro,
vidiog for the courer,ibiIIy Of coins Of less de-.
nomination than dollar, n SUES Of fifty DOL
lars io!o legal teoisr money, and tor nakl7g
s1ch small lies legal tender f,r all debts Of
twenty dollars aol uoder. are u.s. such meas
ures as the people wait adopted, ADD, should
the bill fail, We trust lhess SEQ ions will b.,
passed 81 separate bill From the authority
given tho Government. by the bill. TO dttraud
the people to the extent Of the difference bo'
tween Tho market vl!u, of the bullion add the
legal tender value Of The ooio it might b, sup
posed at first sight that such measure would
be profitable 10 the Gov ramenr, but when 1t
is rocollsottd that none # these so called dollars
remain 10 circulation my longer than II takes
them to get back 10 the treasury. and that they
have to be received there at ,hsr facs value,
aud that consequently the sixteen cents made
when they are issued are lest wbsn they are
returned, tn, luora.ivcuess Of tho business DOES
ret appear 10 such f.v1rabe c,lors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

A dispatch from Washington says there is
good authority for s!a,iog that the President
will veto tie Legislative, Executive and Judi.
oisl Appropriation bill as passed By tie Senate.
and that if it reaches him on Friday or Salur.
day, the veto message will be sent 10 The House
of Representatives. on Monday next! The At.
torney General has already furnished the Pres.
ident With his OH sc,ions TO The sections COD
ceroing the supervisors and deputy marshsls,
which especially relate to his department, Ii
is xpected that the message will be brief, and
that it will hold that supervision 10 The charac.
ter of supervisors and deputy marshals is re-
cessary TO icsure free elections.
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.ibp AsrDDDSpI s)ariCn iaI:ai.

PARIS. tlsy - 10 Tie NJIniHGc 0D !s.h
niQu. tftao Dlli;n CooIi s., y'S'c'd'T. -"
jain ilask,hag ep.ka a;:onSiy a2aiGs> ia.
Panama route for cin, 9Th iuI7"i. H. d..
dared hat the tuorc G. world b a2n:Ht a r.c'pa'r
of all the waters Of tic Cha2res h:s.n ani b.
liable to be C, 10 pIcteig blocked. lii- arrune.''
made con.i lergble impression.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
IOJatcS Trade.

| Go,,csp,nlcucc Of the Al.xlnifi. q H.o !
LIBERTY, BEDFORD Go. Nay -. --Ihe I"
bsCeo trade az tbs place Is very b!Sk. Wear !
50 coo lbs. wcr9 sold g. 0oc 'ir-"h to-t1S,
Fine grades are s&ianE a: very .'"i !i!c.7
Break ;s leclnc,! term !or IreahtC9 it'e| Il
the weed which is et1.c"Gd 10 ieai's III "n <
tepsv. warehouse aui .oii - 6u3I)l i1f cash
TO the ki2h,st bidder. TITS !oS9 naS >lX Ian
ufac:eres and ii:c sock il hand IS l'r h"'''
orders rcceiTcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

Alter eisiog The subject The most care'ci
consideration. Mr.. John Sherman has come TO
the conclusion that he cannot become candi
date for Governor CT Oslo. lie thitk' to ae'
capt the domination would be 40 Abandonment
Of rust which is important 10 the whole
c,uotr7 to rrcuote his personal adVaCct mln'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

The amcuot Of tee dollar refurdinS eertl5'
Gates delivered to the Treasurer by the bureau
Of Engraving ard Printing up to yesterday wac
s26 $50 OOo aud sll Of lheso have beeo dE'
trbuted fox SALE Iea,iog SI3 l20. oV0 yet 10 &c
delivered, which st the present raie will &c
done gi,hin seven days The euthe i;:u' Viii
be FORTY millions and 60 no:o. The !uSh i9E
these Eonds is very great.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

We have received tho monthly Journal Of
the V!rsinia State Agricultural Society issued
AID controlled by the Executive COMMITTEE
Of the Agricultural Society. Il cootslcs the
schedule OF prenuEs for the fair OF the present
year. together with the regulsll,ns and rules
and information valuable to farmer'.
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DIED.

AT bis residence, No 100 Cameron str:H 10
,bi. civ, Msy 2s;, 1919, W. u HEHBEHl: 10
the t3cd year of his sg. D~ Fu"er,l ssFVle' >
at the NJ P. Church On frltsy a'!erLooh NJ -
O'Clock. Relatives and ifiencs are Tespec!t"''T
invited 10 tttend.
On the lslh instant, a. -. residence OF hsf
brother, Thos T. Digs ID FnuqIier couhy;
Miss PORTIA l.. DlG6', Ia Inc toIn 1saF %
he, age.
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Tenement s:OiiSpa.

ALBANY, i. Y, May - -Toe Assembly h..
passed the New York and HrCohlyn tenement
souse bill With al Amendment providing fne "a
appropriation Of $1,000, iG;tead ct - w i't
the insnection of tenement houses by III, Hoart
of g esith. Tho measure has been csi.ci :pr is
the city pr6ss generally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

Ebreh'5 Fashion Quarterly. published BY
Enrich 6 Co, New York, has been received,
and is full ofiateresting rcadiug. ASltho latest
fashions for The ladies are given and muaa u;e
fol Information upon household matters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

The Richmond States explains that it is
John NJ. Daniels life. and DOT Major John w.
Daniels. that is to be written for the Philadel-
phis Times, by Judge Hughes.
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Celebration.

New YORK. May q % no Juvenile Army of
the City Of Churches. fifty thousand strong, were
out on parade 10 day to celebrate the 50,h snni.
versary of the Brooklyn Sunday School Union,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
MARRIED.

In the Bsplat Church. on the 2D:b i1;tsrt ~
Rev. Mir, P.nck, Mr.. q. i. HAM hnL1
Of Leesburg, ". snd Miss Nj. l.. MI kha1
daughter If VIM. MurrIy. esq OF Aif1."e'"'
No. srIa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

8. DEALuAM has just EcIur1ed from HIW
York. and has COW the finest and n3s' stltc'
stock of CLOTHING. HATS ard CENTS fGRS-
IsuINos ever .fore brought to this c''i' AIS
ionishjog low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

u, not allow the Baby to lsneuls1 AID sgf r.
hut use d.. Bulls BAty Syrup AID cheek >
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

The best FLANNEL SUITS, at IS, SO $40 and
Sl2, you will Fl I'D at 8. DEALHAMTa. 62 Klcg
g., corner of Fairfsy.