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bUNNAllY.


HARTFORD, Canll., July l7.-The Board OF
RasIsw OF tho National Fros,ing ASSOCIATION
has promulgated it's decision upon so1ne
growing out ot the :s94 face Al Utica is4l rear.
Tho expulsion of Pats, Of st. Louis, II ,i,oll-
God 10 lue Of 3i,000; tie suspension OF
hoWen. q Boston. Is tnosliaod to 1ne Of $l00;
driver OF Forrest >'s~'
, 1879-07-18

Two.oase h'ta-Pe,ers, Quest. Hrouthers, Cas-.
tnst UocschGr, Evans.
ttrst- bsse on s"rors-Ch!ea0o, 2; Troy
Errors Affecting tho scote-ChIcago, Z; Troy, 4.
Double plly-Quess aud An&on.
Passed hal1s-hetIey, q.
Wild pltChea-Hfadley. !.
, 1879-07-18

glave had recently bccn cleaned with nap,s.ba,
applied her hattl 10 the s,iffcrcr'4 nose which
Immediately brought him 10.
, 1879-07-18

NEW YoRx, Jaty 17+-Thc Panama Rs'lroal
Company naa declared q quarterly dividend Of
3 per cent.
, 1879-07-18
DHtINkENHES,

DRUNKENNESS
DR.. p'unxaf, d!sco1errs Of the cinehoaA eafu ne
druukeunesa, cares sit cssss- Hoom ~ Fa0ss
House.
, 1879-07-18
THE TURF,
CnI.Ii1flIj1H.

CoruAnus, O., July t7.--,rhc Driving Park
Association races, third DAY.
The ttFat race was trott!ng race, 2:24 class.
purse $780, vo eutrlcs, four starters, as follows;
Dictator, Deck Wright, Lewinski, Alley,
, 1879-07-18
ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
sr. Louis, Mo-, July ia heavy rain storm
relieved the snonotony OF tho heated torm which
has prevailed hero for the past ten days, and tho
mercury ranged bolow IS all day.
, 1879-07-18

The second race-3;40 rlass, purse $6OO-bad
eighteen entries, with The following stnytsg.,
singiar, sut l4oynEood, Bannio q, Eugene, Blue
Htrai Cnsttctun ' -
, 1879-07-18

Gp<ctaf Dt8patcA 10 TIA Trb4AA
CtSSELAhpt u. July H.-If4e visitors Won
Today BY superior base-runnlng. The batting
WIZ heayI aud the fielding good On bUth sides.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

issued to that date, together with he luul..
ofSuch bonds and their respective sH0lLI-. =,
The boods certificates 0! stock or c.uycos :,
surrender sraIi he exhibited to, cy.uinsd ~
and destroyed 10 the rresauce o ,he f!cac:'
Committee CT the City Courc.l u.outhlg,
IL. This ACT Shall 20: 20 iuio tT.c, rrr
shall the bonds or certificates herein su,hor.1ri
to be prepared ADD issI2G, te prepared Ct i-.rof
nor shall auy person hace right 70 gsri hc-s
uuder, uolil the oWutrs OF 1T ies>, cjgh,
hundred and fifty thous,nd d. ~ o?iha toad.
or certlf yates of stock herein author ] 10 l.,
flooded, sod the owuer, u q; least three u.f.
of coupons. past due orto b,comc tua. JAS !,
1879, shall have ac:ep;sa The trims Of TIL ac.
agreed to accept boGtS aod c,r,!i .i.e. S. her.
10 provided anil sien!i.l Ih;!r essen! to TIE
CITY Cousci'.
Passed by the B,a'd Of AIissmeu. May i,
1870 l. L. DOWNHaM PI:sih,nt
Passed b. The Common Cou,cli. Ny LIS.
j. 7. RrCHHAV, ptal:ru.
Approved M.y2 1879
X. HAMPER, ha}cl.
TEST: JAMES Il. CAT y,
ClsJk OF CommcD CuGr:i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
NEWS OF THE UaT.

A clustering snow storm prevailed in tie
Ottawa Oas. Valley yesterday Tne %sa'hef
was cold.
The coinage of the San Francisco mint oui
ing April was, double eagles 81 $40. O0o' sisoc'
ard dollars 81, 900 600.
The Bank of California. at san Fra! cIs'o: :
has sold to tho government lOoooo OUNCES u
silver q. 10! per ounce.
The enc huudred cod eleventh annual meet
ipp Of th. New Yo!k Cnsmber OF Commerce
was held yesterday.
A bill has been presented in the New 1o'k
legislature proposing to retire public $4,000!
teachers after thirty years service Oh bali pay
pensions.
Gen. John Pop, has been selected to deliver
tbs aunual address to tho c'rps OF cadets at
West Pint 10 Juue We should Think DIT
ter man coud have been selected.
The Chicago and Pacific Railroad was sold
at auction 10 Chic,po yesterday by master 10
chancery to John H. Wrann for S9l6 100 1t
is said the prcp!ry is really bought for John
j. Bisir
The thag and rain are causing general rlso
in tho rivers of New England. The Merrlnac
10 50 swollen at Manchester, N. H., that mills
have bad TO SHIT doTo, and some 2,O0O opera
tiTes ara tenpol arlly idle.
The Governor cf Tennessee has issued pro
clamation for an election, August I. to sff'rd
the people Of the State an opportunity TO IL
press their approval or disapproVa OF the set
tlemeot OF toe debt at fifty cents on the dollar
and four per cent. interest.
The qu,ranine sess,n at New Orleans con
mepcfd yesterday. 1t is 10 be enforced agaIos
ali West Iodia per's; all ports along the Gull
# Mexico south tt fexa,; all ports along tb'
| naioland borteriOg 90 the Caribbean Sea, ACC
oil ports a!oug tho Atlantic coast OF South Am
clica a. far as the city If Bueuos AyEes.
4 deaf and dumb girl, aged S years, was ruo
ov yesterday sf.erDooo in Washington, by
The limited Express train from Nav York, ane
rec ircd Injuries |hioh cau,ed her deatn II
abau. an hour aod balf. No blanc was at
taohed 10 tho engineer. as the violin ATTEMPTED
TO cr9s, the track alter the cab of the cp2lot
had pass.d her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
DFFITE7L.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


at called meeting of the Board CT Alder
mcp, held May l, 1879. thors were preSeut
Il Z. Downham. e.q President. and MsessrS;;
Burroughs, MsrburS, Strauss, R!shclI AID
Reid.
A communication from the Mayor returning
the &C: to iurd the Indebtedness of tie Ucrpo-
ration was received and read.
On uo!iou the Board receded from their for
mer action upou the act to ACCEPT aud ratlty an
aos of the Geueral Assembly of Virginia, ap-
proved February 9th, 1879. and to author z,
the preparation and ssus OF bonds and GER
,iG,s.e5 Tor arrears of interest," 10 accordance
With The terms hereof, and the lth section was
amended to read 10 the 7!h lac, eight hun,,
died ard 6Fsy Thousand dollars. ios,ead OF
"buc hundred thcusscd,'' and in line 10.
three fourths," ios'ead Of 'niucteeo TWEEN
liorhs," by the following vote: Ayes; hetsrs;
Burroughs, MsIbury, St auss, RishelIl, Raid
aud tho Prcsideut-6 Noes-None.
i be Bo.rl then adjourned:
To.le: JNo. j. JAMESON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
P2REIGH ITEMS.

Gau. Gran! has arrived ia li0ag kons.
Ccurt Schouy,llff has Arrived 10 Paris
IRE report OF the death o! ihn French Gen.
eral Felix DGuay is oonrsd!1icd.
The Pope hes decided that The participation
of Catholics in elections i. !aEfl.
A dispatch from VALPARAISO auGou7c;s TIA.
the Peruvian gogc:nmect has eal.cd he ust!on
10 arms.
The wires o! several rrjDInent persons 10
St. Petersburg ate u2dtr suT7ei'!aucr, bsicg
suspected Of NhiIisn.
1t is rumored that Sir Birtjo ftero his ten
dered bis resigaai1n es GOvernor Ct Lspe
ColoDy.
Dubalmatzi ond some CHER cki, Hhu have
been engaged 10 the Il i'u Wat, hsv, suFrsBlcr'
cd to tho English.
Lord Falmor,h's bay fly Vice! OF Fo.tuae
won the race for the 900 guineas st the New.
market course to day.
The widow of the s:ulplor David D'AuGe
has committed suicide 10 Paris, While isb1r'ps
under delium. by Jumping OUT OF q window.
The English Pfivy CouDc hss advised Lord
L,rns 10 follow the advice OF lis ministers and
dismiss Lieutenant CIV racr L:tc"r. Of tho
province Of Quebec.
Tho Madrid j,uroas c,mmea: on the aciia
ton c,used ~ the dearnesi Of bread, apd seve
r.. urge a reduction Of import du'i2s. ln a
number CT toRoa four is nearly 80 shliiinss pcI
| heotoIitrc.
United States Minister Neyes gave srand
dinner ct Paris on "Wednesday in homer q Nil
listers Sloughton and Maynard. among 'hf
quests we're ey Senator F"ntoa, Mcssla Far
child, Stevenson and MAX rEsio.
Mr.. L;rillard' cbesuut Il " Pspfoose, sis
ter Of Parole, won tho race f,r The first s?rln.
two year cid stakes &! h. Newmarket lis
sp.ing macriog yesterday. The distance wa
Gr, iurnoes. Tnete wire ttT:c ether st'r.eF
busides Psppors'.
A dispatch from Cap, Tosr, Sou''i A!rc'
states that 90 ARD tho CDIora noes CO
succ s:fully assaulted The sirorgho'd CT tb
| B.su,o chief MoFos They lis. tRo officer
and friendly native chi:t ki!l.d Sud an e1lc,
and twenty Two men wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Psyoe
against the corporation OF Goodsop. Petition
tor o writ of error to judgment rendered by
the Circuit Court of Washington county Oh the
18Th day Of January, 1879. Writ Of error re
fused.
Nuckols against the Commonwealth. From
the Hustiugs Court Of the city If Richmond.
Reversed, Judge Mcncure delivering the
opinion.
Msj1r's administrator. "a. against Mai,r' S
administrator aud ais. From the Circuit Court
of the county Of Culpepsr. Reversed, Judge
Christian delivering the opinion.
Powell against Merrinoo, 30. From the
Circuit Court Of the county of Frapklip. At
hrmed, Judge Anderson delivering the opinion
OF the court. 10 this case Judge Burks did
not sit.
Summers against Larue. SO. From the Git
cuit Court OF the county of Loudouu. Affirmed,
Judge Staples Delivering the opinion.
Richmond and Dabvills Railroad Company
against Anderson's administrator From The
Circuit Court of Prioce Edward county. Re
versed, Judge Butks delivering the opioiop.
Hardy, &,.. against Gayle, 81. From the
Circuit Court of Matthews county. Affirmed,
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion.
Gardner, &C., against Drumheller. From
the Circuit Court ct Cumberland county.
Affirmed, Judge Christian delivering the
opirion.
Terry against Fitzgerald. From the Circuit
Court Of Pittsylvsnis county. Reversed, Judge
Anderson delivering the opinion.
Shinn sgainst Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court of Alexandra. Affirmed. Judge
Staples delivering the opinion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEM.
>~~~~
FRIDAY EVENING .........".. MAY 2 1877.
Were j, not that tho radicals are sensible

Were j, not that tho radicals are sensible
euoush 10 take advantage Of every opportunity
for fur,hcliog their own interests, individually
and cole cively, We might reconcile the d,l
tercres between their deeds aud words. between
their aois, ,lainIy indie stivs Of implaca5le he
trst ct tbs South, and their avowals that they
are sc.uated by conscientious motives and believe
that their policy, if successful. would rebound
TO the welfare Of that section, upon the ground
that they sr, silly people, who know got What
thew say, or whose * oressioDs arc not correct
RI ,Sions Of their niods. But their nan'i:st
capacity FIR tskiog the bes. possible care oil
themselves prec'udcs any such * olsnallon and
Forc.s US to the only alternative, Whl.h IS
the adoption OF the idea that they not oasy late
their fellow oi,iz, ms of the Sou:h, but that they
nurse their wrath to keep it warm, and that
s.yo tt,ir owa Prosperity lhsy would desire
uo,hios more than the utter rain aud des'ruc-
ton of the South and its unfortunate people.
How Else Gao we account fer their attempts to
entice or scare away the negro labor OF tte
South, and their efforts to keep the whIto mtn
Of the North from supplying its place? The proof
that tho late a1d still partially at leas! prevailing
exodus Of the negroes from the southwest Is
solely attributable to the falss hopes and ground
less fears ,ited BY the radicals is POSITIVE ana
ooDo:usiye, and that they arc now endesVoticg
to tr.vept the places left vacant By the daludcd
aud decsivsd,uegroe from being filled by white
emieran,s from tho North il plainly shown 81
the f,ilcHiug ex ract from lite New York
Timep, IS correct 40 txponent of radicasn as
can be selected
mo. few laboIiog men 10 this rselon have
thought Of going South to take the place OF
the negroes who haVo como North. They be-
!ieye they could bstter their coodil)c, bu. 1t is
very doubtful if they oould. The wages Il
agricultural hands in Mississippi and Louisiana
are not more ttan SC to IS month, with
peck Of meal and three or tour pounds 81 baa1n
for each person per week. The Work ID hard;
the climate trying; the pay MOI always sure.
To those familiar with the condition Of atiaI!s
10 tho region from which the negro migraiion
has taken pac, it is {! courss unnecessary 10
correct aach misslsten ents, bu. to others 1t may
not be All u s'a,c that the wages there sre
board and .pJsiog AID 6f!e.n dollars month,
and if cay utssiled laboreIs ore receiving more
than that 10 this immediate section, or 10 the
Nor,h, they have not oforned their friends Of
their good fortune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

Radical speakers snd writer's not oaIy act
upon tho idea that the frtquout repetition OF
f.lsehood gives il the quality of truth 10 the
mind Of the narrator, but apparently labor under
the erroGeous impression that other people arc
affected 10 similar way else why should they
continue to assert that ex rebels net oolV fur
uish the rank and file. but the general aud
commanding officers Of the democratic party,
when i! is we'll known that not only 10 na!io0al
conventions, butin Congress, tho democrats from
the South always say to their colleagues from The
North, lit is not yet time for US to assume tic
the position in the Government TO which cur
numbers enltle u; continue therefore to direct
affairs, and NO will continue tcsOl!ow your lead.
Southern democrats have pursued this policy
ever since the war, and none know it better
than the radicals, and yet for the purpose Ct
making party capital they reiterato upoc all
occasions, 10 aud out of season. that the nslous
democratic party is ruled and governed by
those who triad 10 destroy tho Uoiop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
Kentucky Democratic Convention.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Msg The democratic
state convention met hero to day. l. Doml1a;ed
for Governor, Dr.. Luke p. Blackburn, far
Lieutenant Governor. James Z. Csntfci. for
Attorney General, p. ". Harding. ior Auditor,
Fayet,o Hewitt. No Other uonaslinn5 have
been made, aud as yet 70 platform has been
adopted TIE convention is sill 10 scssl'2.
Resolutions were adopted expressing tie
allceiar ca ct the convention 10 the Constitution
of the y. s., sud condemustory OF tho action
of the electoral commission which reversed The
popular ve76lcG 1t lhe POLLS and thereby dc.
prived the democratic parry Of the c,n!sol of
the executive, g., &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
Prices If Goal.

New YORK, May 2.-The Dals7are and
Hudson CaDsl Ctmpany have issued their cir
cusr Of prices # Laeksasnna cos Tor The
presert month per ton Of 2240 pounds: Fur
NICE lump. steamer lump aod Crate each - 2o
egg, 50 %; s.ovc, So IS, aud chestnut. 50 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
Suicide.

NLw BRUNSWICK, N. j., May M, D.
Vincent committed suicide by shooting himself
early this morning. Two balls DISCHARGED from
gun lodged in the Geek under the right ear
He was head of the firm Of VIucen, Il Co.,
cotbi:rs. who we're recently said ont BY Re
ceiver Adrain Grsff The ASCENDING City
Treasurer was also msmber. Sickness aud
financial trout II we're the cause. liz Tai about
so years CT age, and leaves family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

1t is reported that the joint committee Of
the cor gressional democratic caucus have agreed
TO recommend 40 amendment 10 the army
appropriation bill providing that only soldiers
shall be kept away from election polls, tu: still!
authorizing civil officers of the Federal gwen,
ment to keep the peace at the polls. We
trus: the report is Incorrect. We are by 20
means eoamored Of States rights, tu. es long
as the Constitution remains tho organic law of
the country its provisions should be observed
and no where 10 that instrument can there be
found authority for aoy other power than that
Of the States for keeping the peace within
those States 1.-THE report referred to DO true,
the democrats will huve surrendered the strong.
sst point in their whole position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
Missouri kepublica

ST. LOUIS. May 2-rhe Republ Gao State
Cenr,l Committee 10 session at j f1cr>on City,
last right, adopted resolutions approving Prssi
dent Hayes veto IF the Army Apir1prailon
bill; faVo,iog ,hcrough oIganizsucn ct The
republican rsrty Throughout, the State. aid de-
osring General Gran. their choice for President
in 1880
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
The House was uOt 10 8. ssl0c
Democrat G Conference.

The Committees appo;csed respectively bg
the House and Sepato Democrats cau:cu;e5 %
report what oo1r;c of lc.ion should Or adopted
prospective, held joiat n ;eiiag yes ariay.-
10 consequence Of tic pbscpco if0m Hashirg.
ton Of Senator J0rta, Ct Florida, lis pisol OF
The Senate committee wa ii id Nv Seoatar
Hampton Of Suulh CAroiio,, ADD FIR similar
leasona Representatives Blagp, of Wisconsin,,
and Goodc. OF ViTgilil, wsra appointed oy the
Chairman Of toe Hcu=s cau:us ~ fiji the .l:c S
occupied heretofore By Mcssrs. PhyIpJ, ct Goa
nccucut. auG Tucker. o! F;rgiois. s5.n:ior
Thurman presided. After vsry full ic.sr
change Ct views, all prcssGs agreed unJn f
proposition cancerulng Tbs Army til, to &c
reported 10 separate c.u!aSos Il the ie0 houses
This evening, wish, Ii il CSp:c:2d, vi! b.
adopted by both, ami thus roadaT 9 ioiot CAUCUS
Oh this tu0jec: unnecessary.
1t was decided tbs. the tcrm3 Of thi, pr2po
si,icn should not be made rnbHc IN advance 81
their submission to the caucls:a lu tu2re pr3
sufficient gfoucdy for stating that i. VII racam.
mend the &c passage Of TIC Army hprfortia-
ton bill with The SIGH ecc ia clgagcd 20 as 20
apply only to officers OF ;lc army aud rarg,
aud not to Uoired States civil" cfFis,rs, hus
obyisliog the procipll otj:c in r:l4ce ~ tie
President against lis approval. The arsunIcut
By which this recon- incubation will be- sup
ported is 10 brief that tho President v1lced
the bill because Of irs alleged abridpmcn; OF The
powers Of civil officers; that 10 rea l!y this was
not tho intention, and would rot Do the cltct
of the bill as heretofore passed, and that tho
President having. ia tue option OF The Gcmo
cratic party. ovsded the uiai0 i:.Gc. nc Should
new DO eiysn an opportunity to ras3 nlcn 8
Till which snail present to him the sole qIcs:on
whether or not tho army OF any period ct i;
slould be used 10 keep peace at the polls,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

LAND Observation-Disclosures Powell, Hea.
ton aud Alexander sold q. public sale Monday
1854 acres 90 Goose Creek, known as "Selkirk,"
for $l3. SO per acse-Mrs E. 0. Garter pur
chaser. Also PA acres, belonging to the sams
trsct, at IS so per ac:e-ssme purchaser.
Heaton ard Orr, commissioners i, Schooley
W. Jones, s0ld house aud lot near Hisboro
for s550-Wm. Matthew, purchaser.
Several other smaller pieces property were
also disposed of.-Londoun Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
The POindextcr Case.

Special to tho ALI 3 .udria GsZs!Ie
RICHMOND, May 2.-ln tic Hus!lrgs Court
this moroi5g, Judge Christian oVelruIed oil
The motions for a neg TRIAL 10 the Poiad, Eter
case, but The execution Of the ssntercc-;Wo
gears cobfoement 10 The penitenlis!y-g Eus
PENDED, sLd tho case will be taken to the Court
cf Appeals 90 exceptions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

lie thought be hesrd the aUeels SIG, tu,
il proved 10 be a chWus OF yels from tie Eek.
door Children He rrra desperate. prGcur,d
bottle Of Dr.. BUS B.bg syrup aad SEQ. it t.
Mrs. 8. With hs c>mp!m: us lie xas a
bltchelor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
cove REsSED.T.sE.
Reported for the Alexandria Gazette.
W,cJ11S1rpS Mag :,
SENATE.

SENATE
MIR. Johnston introduced til am:adato!y
Of the T,x,s Pacific Railway &C: 30 IS to take
some Of the lands granted TO i! ar1 vest them
in the Southern Pacific Railway Company, and
providing for the juoctioD OF the two roads at
FL Paso. etc. Referred to the C0uiaiteo 90
Railways
The pcndiog busioess was announced, he1G
the resolution of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections to Investigate tho claim # Mr.
Spofford 10 Mr. Kellog's seat
Mr.. Hear offered substitute d.a'.llas that
the former action Of the Senate stating AiT,
Kellogg was fnal and conclusive. There Was
60 conclusion en- the sutj:c:.
The Senate resumed tic consideration Of tic
bill to prevent the int.cdus'on into the Ucjte9
States OF contagious or ieicc;iouj cl5ea=cs.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The House vas no. 10 SESSION 10 d..
NOMINATIONS
The Pre-. len! seat this iollJHi1g "n!n Gallons
to tbs Senate to-day: Thonsa j Pools IL be
pension agent at Cangndagua, =. !: Stafford
Cleveland postmaster ut Penn Gar, n. !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

General Sherman is to btcjms reslieat O
Washington. having leased the house Vacated
by Admiral Amy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

s. DEALHAH hes jls5 ,cGurlcd from NJ"
York, and has COZ The finest and most seize
stock of CL0IHING. HATS sni GENTS FURy-
ISHINGS ever b lore brought 10 this CITY; 4; 5,
ionlshlnp low pr:crs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
NJ Al2EI ED.

In Greenwich Church. Prince William: 81
on "Wednesday Ap.i 3o.h, io;A. by Rev. NJ.
McClusr CO... VILLA Il f. G|tSEi%.5 80
Miss LUCY r. HUTTON, only daughter o.
the late WI su u. and Mrs G. +. Hg@tJH, {.
of the county CT FaugGie-. No caFis.
In B.rryville. Clark County, Vs., =! the E;:.-
dence Of Mr. r. &. NJ ,r:hal. on Welre:.r
Auril BIRD, le79, by Rev. y. :. Me':'n, i.
W. DOW NER, of Ch.r!e$tow0, to Mis-; LIZ :
It. GREEN K, "sughter of Maj. /. Greene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02
The Lonushoremen's Strike.

NEW York. May 2-Twenty-6Vo hurdIec
Lorgshoremen vino went 90 strike yesterday
morIog were etilI determined to day D0t 10 re
sumo work at the rates offered them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

VOINIED FISHING RODS, LlHL@ 81
u HOOKS just rec:ged +! IS King =, @.G.'f
of Royal ara fer sale cnesp.
an is j. T. CKEIGHTON s; So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

DOLE TREE PRUHEKt, Garden P!o%.
/ Trowers ard WeedIns Hooks, With olh.E
Garden Tools, for 81 9 81 lew ErlHss BY
su2} j. T. CHniGH1O% < SD.'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

Aalrcw's American Q locn fer May is very
Interesting namber Of This stmi'uloDtbl7 pub
!i,.iin,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

EDLOW PLATES, rolled aud hammered, all
L sizes, ior sale by
nh Is JAS. +. CAHLlN q Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

CHINMEiLiS B3oT p&a,aRyEi .-
y JELLIES for IS 20 ~ !ocu@et prices ~.
the 18th ins!sEi by
mh7 j I. Milo! ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

TRESH COWS FOR SALE. with their
Il CALVES, from two to four weeks Old.
Eropire of JAMES GREEN, Mansion House,
Alersndri. Va my2.eC3i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

~ BBLH COOL ALLEY NEW PFC
OO CESS FAMILY gLGUH il st1r" ~
for sale by
NH q Cl1 a., =. IA LDfs. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

DRUNING SAWS and SHEARS, 6Eha'
l. SHEAkS aid other reasonable goods u
s,le st low rrces b! IS kDg e., corner oi beg
apl8 j T. CkEIbhTUH Y SOa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

HID CHOICE NEW OhLHhH@ 81
l. GAK received t5is day (Msr 7thj. "A =.
sale cheap by +. ". Athkt.
mst7 20 King -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

|OLOEBU STNAW$. suitable foc rDskl..
~ fsrcy traues, ws!l pockets, &c; $50 Ja.r;'
Straws. 81 McLE1N Il uhhah >,
nh - ~ IiI9 s.!,,'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

NUM PACKING jus. received 3! e6 r'i",
W street., corner Of hVyai. tId for sAIs q;
small advance. ..-.,. c,,.
apps j I. CEE!EHt1N ~ Sn-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-02

HOOD FOR CHILDREN aud INV I'D.
I Dessic.ted Ost Meal and Hlbhe'I- re.
pared Whest. -.,
sp2l J.. : IA bhi.N O -