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Napoleon Bonaparfe.

Although very remarkable for Ger
tain intellectual qualities, nothing
was more debased, it must be confess
ed. than his soul. lie had no gener-
osiIy, no true grandeur. never saw
him admire, and ! never saw him
comprehend noble action. He al
wavs suspected any trace OF a good
sentiment; he thought nothing of sin
certify, and never hesiiated to say that
he recognized mans superiority by
the degree of ability with which he
could manage to lie. On these occa-
sions he delighted to tell the story
that in his childhood one of his uncles
had toretold that he would govern the
world because he had the habit Of al.
ways lying. "Matternich, he said at
another time, sis becoming a states
man; he lies we'll" All his means of
covering men were chosen by Bona.
parte among those which tend to de-
base them. He feared the ties of al.
lection he only sold his favOrs in such
way as to awaken inquietude, think
ing that the true way to attach men
to himself was TO compromise them,
and often even disgrace them in pub
lie opinion. He never pardoAed vir'
tue except when he could OyeEwhelm
it with ridscule. = + al have
said that he spoke badly, but his Ian
guage was ordinarily animated and
brilliant; his grammatical irregulari.
ties often gave him an unexpected
force, which was perfectly sustained
by the originality of his IDEAS. He
would warm up in an instant. The mo-
ment he entered on a subject he pur-
sued it as far as possible, yet stten-
tive to observe if he was followed,
and grateful to any one who under
stood and applauded. Like an actor
who grows animsted by the effect he
produces, BOnapar;e enjoyed the APP
probation for which he carefully look
ed in the faces Of his listeners
Memories de Nine. DE Remusat.
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Lincoln Common Pleas Court.
jerome y Brady aRd My N Brafy. A.
Wis, Foiahfs ~ Rrts, n Equiis

Noiioe 4 hcrrhy given % Nhoni u may conrcfn,
that Jerome o. BRADY aud Mary ". brady, his uits.
pafte Islaiutlns. have this day alrd IN the
Certa ofhcc II Linculn Coinmon Pleas a.. ihief point
Irtition prnyinE that Mary N. hrady ~ cmfnserri
BY Judgment of aid Court 10 usr enjoy III and
or afquire Ire from the talns uf The debts of hes
husband, lefofae y. Brady, 90 make ountnacts.
and h. sussi = single uutnan % trade in her
name and 70 disI-ss Of hsf ovn rroIrrty by I'll of
deed.
n l. therrerc oficrcd by the undersigned Clcft
% aid Court that the notCc u sid liiion and L.
Object - putltshe.i IN the iNrHnion loNnNAt,
newspaper ruhiishcl In the town II staufiri, to
weekly INSERTIONS. not lgs than zen days eofc the
ncxt January term Of saidtouft.
Witness MY hand ~ Cirfk u tho Lincoln Com.
nton Pleas tunri, this 18th dag Of ncVtntrf, is7a
toi-N u. ~ inMtsION, tietk.
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AtteSassfa 9 ,TJrefr Osrn Affairs First.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals
has subjected itself to severe animal
version. A. has been noted, the
Court met Tuesday but could do no
business on account of the absence of
Judges Hines and Hargis, and an adj
lournment was made till next Mon
day. We are not informed as to the
cause Of the absence of Judge Hargis,
bu, Judge Hines, it seems, left his
seat on the Appellate bench to go to
the lower part of the State to attend
to case in which he was interested in
one Of the inferior courts. The worst
Of it is, as we learn from a member of
the COyingtOn bar, who went to
Frankfort Tuesday, to attend to a case
in the Appellate Court, no notice of
the intended absenting Of the Judges
was given, and quite number OF
lawyers from different parts of the
State went to Frankfort Tuesday only
to be told that there would be no
court till next. Monday. -[COvington
Commonwealth, 18th.
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The New York law reducing the
legal rate of interest in that State to
z per cent. provides no penalties for
violation. The old law simply de-
clares that it shall not be lawful to
charge more than 7 per cent, which
would seem to leave the optional rate
just where il was before. Good may
come out of this oversight, however,
for II is well known that usury laws
are easily eyaded, and, In fact, are Of
little account. The market price Of
money is regulated by higher than
statute law.
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Lincoln Common Pleas Court.


Notice i hereby given 10 whom u may con~stn,
that N. 7. Reynolds and Louisa heynelds his
uie a. ex paftc plaintins have this day hied Ia the
Clerks Odce oi The Lincoln Common iiea. o. theif
olnt petition, praying that Louisa Reynolds ~ ein-
powered BY Judgment u sid tuut - u.s.
enjoy, I'LL and couvey for her osn lenehf, any
proparty that she may osn ao1uirc, ~ ii9,n
The claims 90 the debts of her husband, " T.
Reynolds, 20 make cuuiracis, sue and he suet -
single woman, o. trade In her ovu NAME aha 20
dislase 81 her property w vii or DEED.
n l. thcfciufr oriefrd BY the undersigned. tlfft
Of aid Court that the notice Of aid retliiun ard
. newspaper ruhiished IN the toun o. stantTd, ~
tuo ueekly Insertions henfc the neki January tern
u sald Ouuft
Witnes. my hand ~ Cierk u The lincoln Cofuuion
Pleas Court this 18th tly Of ucccmlsf, 1873.
tnd-lt u. o. JOHNSTON, Clrft.
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The other evening an old gentleman
advanced the proposition that never
in the course of his long life had he
seen a woman that was not charming
ooh, really, now" said lady whose
nose was Of the purest Ukraine breed,
"don't you think Tn ugly?" Not at
all madame, replied the gallant old
gentleman. "You are an angel, fresh
fallen from heaven, only you fell on
your nose 4"
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"The boys and girls together 60 u
drinking in the brooks the young
man with a purple nose his ancient
mother shock. The urchin feels much
worse behind, than he ever felt before,
and he attributes it to sliding down
old Grimes cellar door.
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Our readers will easily gather from
the above tabulated statement the
number Of years to which their lives.
according to the law Of averages, may
reasonably be expected to extend
1Harper's Bazaar.
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There is a minister Of the primitive
Baptist denomination in Georgia, who
has five churches under his care, ma
king it necessary for him TO preach all
day long on Sundays. The other six
days in the week he goes into the for.
est and chops wood for a living.
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We saw a girl the other day who
was 'just as pretty as she could be,
but, poor thing. she couldn't be very
pretty. II Boston Post.
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PaSs-~sed eFfhe Qualities Of "a Jack


Nepotism seems peculiar to the
Blackburn family. DIR. Blackburn
quartered his wile's brother on the
public as Secretary OF State, and 10.
Blackburn, his son, on the public as a
clerk to one of the House committees.
These acts faint the public service and
destroy public regulations. Gov.
Blackburn was strongly urged not to
perpetrate the wrong he inflicted on
Kentucky civil service. He started
wrong and all is not well with him
unto this day. What the ending
will he no man can think of without
regret or apprehension. He is too
stubborn and hot tempered to retrace
his steps. He will prefer to blunder
on into deepss troubles, and to the ut
ter sacrifice ct all his suddenb-gain-
ed and OEss-inAated popularity
Louisville Democrat.
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Ii was after the opera, and they
were in a rendezvous for material re-
freshments. The usual talk about the
singing and the artists subsiding, he,
as a souvenir of the evening, offered
her his button.hole bouquet. She, ac-
cepting. said: "How lovelyg lie
added; "What fragrance, too" And
then she, shifting the savory odor of
the incoming oysters, echoed YES,
what fragrant stew Then he be
came involved in thought.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

1t is estimated, should the flow OF
gold continue from foreign countries,
the metallic circulation Of the country
at the end of the present fiscal year
will have swollen to over 5000. OO0,-
600
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Denies the Allegation aud Deaes
fhe NHeoufor.

fHf ANfuNfofs
In the beginning OF his editorial
welcoming Grant, Mr.. Watterson
claimed that Louisville as the com.
mercial metropolis Of the South would
represent the South and speak for the
people Of the South, We deny all
three propositions--frst that Louis
vile is the metropolis Of the South I;
second, that she represents the South,
and third, that she speaks the senti.
ments of the people of the South. or
acted them out in her grOvelling kow.
tow at the feet Of the Northern hero.
4 Richmond (Va) State.
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PHILLIPS a. BRO,

General Agents for Central ny.
Also Ageais for Ave'y & Sons Cast
nd Neei Pfo,es al Wholesale aad Retail.
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AN INVENTOR OF THE DAY.-There
is a Buffalo man whose head, like a
tenpin's. has been turned by machine
ny. He is engaged in revOlutiOnizing
the present system of transportation.
His machine will run from New York
to San Francisco in ten hours, is made
of pine boards, is three feet long, one
foot high, with four wheels that have
been cut out with a Ratchet and are
not round. These "driving wheels
are securely nailed to the side of the
vehicle in order to keep it from dash
ing of at a terrible rate of speed.
They took him to the Insane Asylum.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

A mustard plaster is a good thing
in its place, but the best place; so far
as our experience goes, is to have the
plaster on a ham sandwich.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken in exchange Tor Gosais al the highest mar-
kei rates bring nae your foultry, Feathers, Egss,
Batter, MaK, Wild Game, Lard, bacon. Glnseng,
the AZ 10 thsif nlll salao.
O. y. DAVIS.
'nl-din NesF the Deps .
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PRoF. SWING on Coon TINES. -
Prof Swing remarks that il will be
great mistake and great misfortune
if the return of good times shall
bring back the old iervor for property
and adventures which made mortga-
ges among the most popular things Of
the day. Mortgages" he adds, ARE
pestile nee, and debts are a regular
cholera. Estates die under them.
Churches sicken and have to be sat
up with at night; individuals pine
away, wives and children become dis
heartened in the mortgage season, and
the financial grave-digger is busy day
and night. Swamps and dirty houses
we're the black death of Europe
debts are the plague Of America.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

The Co,uia.J0mpR Is q great m.
per. But Il falls far short Of being
as great ne L thinks itself Il is air
ish to a degree. II can assume more
lordlircss and he moro paironiging in
a given space than any newspaper on
the continent when il 80 minds. lis
defence Of the conduct Of Louisville
in relation to Grants recent visit is a
fair. specimen Of a peculiar logic in
which il delights. --Owensboro Exam
liner.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

These Wagons arc nOV offered
10 he farmers Of Central Kentucky. ,oiih
a number Of Very Important and
Recent improvements male IN
he last sr mouths. me mOsi Important Of
'ehich is The Holmes Self-Oiling
Thimble Skein. avoiding he great
Inconvenience Of remOving NE uhsols 10
oil them.
Holmes !Skeia aud Boxing does aioay
'oih al side draa, he great objection in
all other Skeins, "a he Skein Is perfect
ly straight.
These Wagons. 'eia his late improve
meai, 'OiH run from 200 to 600 lbs.
Lighter than any 'Ougoa not prOvided
'Vih them, in proportion 10 he size and
load.
Fish Bros. & 90. hare he eIciusirr
right 10 use them ia he United States.
The Boring Is so ooHssucied that IL
is impossible for them 10 loosen or iuna 10
TIE uOOd.
They take in one-third more rood IN
The .Skeia Than The Old style.
The shoulder to them is a perfect fitting
sand band. n can not lose any oil at the
point
The Axies are one size larger than the
corresponding sizes Of 'cagons not using
The Holmes Skein.
The IVheeis are boiled IN oil before
painting; hence The tires haze not lOOsened
IN a single instance within our knOwl-
edge, having sold 600 Of them in he last
sir years.
These UagOns 'eH be for sale ia all
sises, as OeH as Iron Arles, by d. s.
Mdnoell, at Alum Springs, WhO pM
haze ,ragons on exhibition on public and
Court days at DaRviiie, HarrOdsburg
and Stanford, and By us A Lebanon.
Every Wagon is guaranteed IN wyit.
ing By us.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

The world is sure to find out an
honest man; but it will find him out
a great deal quicker if he advertises.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

A mud turtle can neither fly, sing,
gallop, laugh, cry or 60 blackberry
ing. and yet, il they are let alone
they get along just as well as the
young man who tries to be funny at
lawn party.
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Calling each hog three feet long that
was packed in the West the past year,
and putting them in single file, they
would reach 6.335 miles, or from New
York across the continent and Pacific
Ocean into China Drover's Journal.
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A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

u shat vii Keep, aud the citizcns Of town, the
iarincf and trader, can Eat a. my house any thing
ihey need, Al city reiail pflrcs
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Customer-"What do you think Of
the Bishops sermon on Sunday, Mr..
Wigsbyl" Hairdresser-"Well, real.
ly sir, there was a gent sittin' in
front O me an 'ad his air parted that
crooked that l couldn't ear a word. -
London Punch.
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Beautiful ladies are angry If gazed
at, and Indignant il not.
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A bird deprived of food dies on the
third day, while a serpent can live
three months.
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my hand to gentleman, my
cheek to a friend, but my lips must
be kept for my lover" says the French
Girl.
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The editors position is one Of trust.
lie has TO trust nearly every body.
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Early to bed and early to rise will
be all in vain if you don't advertise.
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In Tuskegee, Ala, there is a negro
boy as black as the ace of spades who
has blue ewes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

Sleight of hand--Refusing mar
riage proposal.
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The cucumber does is hest fighting
after Il is down.
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LAND FOR sALEi

4 hrsi-raio Para. containing as Acrcs, d onsr-
81 ior ale n u veil Improved and has u
good and comfortable dwelling. ncv harm. stahies
1icd on the llangiug Fork, ave miles ffom stan
infi, on the Pike lcading 90 usnyiile. u VII H.
sid n bargain Poe further particulars, inquire
of q. Va. COOPER.
tod-tt o. Rcht lytle, staniord. Ny.
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A smile on the face il worth two in
a inmhler.
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WARREN & SON,
n. q. STORE.
pa5-A Are still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup
ply Of articles in their line.
1@rRemember that we keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries
Sugars, COffees, MOlasses, Coal Oil,
Tea. Rice, &C.; and in Fancy Groce-
ries, Canned Goods Of every deserip-
ton, Cheese. Crackers, Spices, Sage,
Maccaroni, Raisins, Nuts, Candies,
Extracts. &c.
Hs5We laid in just before the late
rise, a good supply Of Coal HOds,
Kitchen Sets, shovels. Tongs, and
"sieh."
Us5-We will aim. at all times, du'
ring the coming Winter, to be able to
furnish all who may apply with Ba-
con, Lard, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs,
&c. We ask parties having any Of
the last-named articles to sell to call
on us before disposing Of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
DO We also keep complete stock
Of Glass and Queensware. Lamps,
Chimneys, &C.
oo5-We expect, as soon as the sea-
son arrives, to lay in big stock Of
Candies, Nuts, and other PARTICLES suit
able to Christmas trade.
DD- Don't forget us when you want
Hardware. Queensware, Glassware, !
HOllOwware, Groceries, COnfeetiOner.
les. Motions, Cigars, TobaeeOs, Shot,
Powder, Caps, Wads, &c.
j. X. WARREN & SON,
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Endless Variety Of sundry Articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

Sl5G-were resdily raised by means of circu-
lar addressed 10 'old boys and their friends is.
sued n February LAST, the contribution 90 desir-
ed therein being, except few Of more ono dol.
lar each.
The stone occupies the centre of the north wall
CT the school chapel, between windows 1t is 8
mural tablet. CT fne American ststusry marble
highly polished, six feet ten inches high. sup;
ported on massive corbels, with Gothic moulded
base and cap, and surmounted by beautiful
bass relief Of piled drums drsre1 with the Con-
federste battle lsg. The width OF the tablet
proper, or face which contains the Names is three
feet, the motto being on the base and the date
Of erection below.
The inscription complete is IS follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
AUCTION SALES,

"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE-In palsusrcs of the power of
sale vested in ME under and ty virtue otthe will
Of Joha Whited, formerly of wburgh Orsns
County, N. Y, deceased. l, the undersigned,
administrator with the will annexed Of said John
Whitsd, will sell at public auc:i;n. to the high
est bidder on tho 23rd DAYOFJULY, 1879. ut
eleven O'Clock in thu forenoon. st Fsirfsx Cou.t
6House, fai.;aT Comfy, Va. all that certain
TRACT OF LAND, Being about 7l2 acres,
mors or less, situs!ed near Hunters Mill raj
road Stallion. in the county OF Fairfsx, State Of
virginia. and known as the part of tract OF
~ acres of land conveyed by Reuben Strothor
and wife and Horstio N. Andrews and wife 10
SOth, 1861.
The purchaser can take the tract of land hero
by offered for sale al liz acres, or if he shall 50
elect on the day of SALE asurvey of said tract shall
be made under the direction Of the undersigned
after the sale; the expense Of tho survey 10 b.
shared equally by tho purchaser and tho UNDER
signed, and tho purchaser TO take tho tract at
the number o. acres s,certainod by such survey.
Terms: Ten per cen! Of tho purchase moneJ
will be required TO be paid to the undersigned
or his attorney on the dsy Ct sale. The residue
must be psid or satisfactorily secured, on or be-
fore the 10th day Of August, 1879. The terms If
sale will be more fully stated on the day Of salt
Dated, June 18th, 1879.
DANIEL W. WHITED.
Administrator with the will annexed Of John
Whited, deceased.
For further particulars apply to F. w. Rich-
ardson, st Fairfax. g. u. Va. je20.td
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Egypt.

LONDON, juno pa dispatch from Cairo
TO the Reuters Telegram Company says -
According to auheDli, Information received
here from Cops!antinopIe the Sultan hassigned
hrman depcsing the Khedive in favor Of bis
SOD, Prince Mohaned-Tew6k. Previous Con-
stantioople adVlccs show that Very strong
pressure has been brought to bear 90 the Sui
tan by Sir Austen Layard, the British Ambas.
::adOr, semi icia!Iy representing to him tha:
II lie declined 10 displsc, the Khedive the
powers would be compelled to take that step
upon themselves. and Turkey would in that
cl:e eventually lose Egypt. Sir Austen L,y.
ard added thai the powers are firmly determin.
ed to establish good administration in Egypt.
The Port on Wednesday advised the Sultan to
atqnlhcs 10 tho course recommend by the
powers.
LATER
LONDON. June 25-3 p. MA Cairo dis
patch to the Reuters Telegram Company says:
The khodiv, has received the Sutan's order
to ablicate 10 favor of Prince Tewfk, aud has
expressed bis compliance With the demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

r8~ FRESH SUPPLIES OF VITALITY. TO
renew q waning stock msy be gathered from 8
source accessible TO all, and never sought in vain
by any whose constitution and vigor are not 80
much daspidsted SIS to be wholly past repairing.
Evidence direct, convincing and ample. indi.
Gates Hoste!Ler's Stomach Buffers as tonic of
unexamped efficacy and perfect purity, and
possessed Ct properties that constitute it an in
valuable remedy for dyspepsia. constipation,
liver complaint, urinary and uterine weakness,
rheumatic complaints and mslsrial fever. Del
icate females and ilfrm old persons are invig-
trsIion which usually follows severe illness is
in great degree remedied and convaieacence
accelerated through its use 1. occupies lead.
ing position among medicinal staples.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

TELLpaoNE.-Au Eddisou telelhoOe is he1
ing u: up between the Virginia Midland d.
pot, on Duke street. aDd the main cfioe ofthe
ccmpauy, on King street, 1t is xoected 10 be a
great convenience TO tho oficsls, and is the
fist one 10 this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

Personal c., j. S. Barbour, Col. l. W..
Reid, j. W. Bake. S. G. Male and +. l..
Smith. exp; aud a Eum1er OF other gentle
men, left fer Bil;incro This mornieg 10 attend
the mec'iog Of crt ditors OF tho VirgiLil Mid
land L. i to be held there to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

MEMORIAL TABLET Mr.. VIM. Chauncey has
made aod erected in the chapel OF tho Eplsco
pal High School, near this CITY. bcsuiiul me-
mortal tablet, which hes been purchased by the
former students of that institution, 10 record
the names of their brethren who fell in the late
war.
The plan for the tablet was prepared by Col
onel William w. Blackford, Of Washington.
and it, with the inscription and motto. deter
mined upon by committee consisting, of Prof.
X. Nelson, D. D., of the Theological Seminary,
Joseph Packard. jr., esq, of Baltimore, and tao
Principal, The funds necessary-more than
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

News scys that The line of tn, oinal telephone
has been constructed TO point ucar Paw Paw
tunnel, eud the woik is pro,r ing at the rate
of three AID hat miles day. tits expected
that the lac will be c3np!ctcd 10 Cumberland
nv July 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

TIE EXCURSION of the Bible School Of the
First Baptist Church takes place to morrow,
Juoc 9th. to Marsha Hall, CO the steamer w.
W. Corcoran. lhs beat will leave CT wharf OF
the loot of Prince street at 10 .. N. aad 5 p. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26

A1TEMTzD SUICIDE.-A negro man ATTEMPT
ed 10 throw himself under the train at Water
loo station, % the A. e. w. railroad at p. %.
to day. but was rescued by some bystauders.
No cause was given FIR the rash endeayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-26
LOCAL. VIEWS,

WEATHER PROS ABILITIES, June &c, 1879.
For the Middle Atlantic SLsles increasing south
crly winds. Stationary and falling barometer,
partly cloudy weaihsr, possibly Occasional 10.
csl rains, and generally higher Temperature