davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-06-08

substituted, HAR11.EYis propositions embody
the most probable conclusions which are to
be drawn from the latest Investigations OF
Psychologists. In the case Of the sensation
of smell, which the writer considers at
length, it is known that the odorous sub
stance throws of small particles, and that
these penetrate the nasal passages and
attack the ofaotory norves which are spread
over the schneiderian> membrane. The par
tlc1es communicate. to the nerves rnpid
vibratory motion, produced in manner as
yet inexplicable, and the nerves in turn
transmit this motion to the brain, or sen
sorium. How the motion is transmitted,
or how, when transmitted, it causes the
peculiar mental sensation following upon
the perception Of IN odor, we cannot tell. :
The substantial unity Of structure Of the
sensiferous organs is another branch Of Prof.
HuxLEY's subject, interesting in itself and
most ably discussed, but almost too abstruse
for repetition here: Suffice it to say that he
traces distinct morphologica1 resemblance
between the cavities prepared for the senses
OF smell, hearing, taste,. and vision in the
embryo, aud structural resemblance less
close between the same organs in maturity.
He is prepared even to 60 further, and to
say that "All llsense-organs are fundamentally
alike, and result from the modification OF
the same morphological elements" On the
hypothesis which appears to him most con-
venient, "sensation is product Of the
sensferous apparatus, caused by certain
modes Of motion which are set up in it by
impulses from without"
The above is an abstract Of remarkable
discussion of perple1ing question in meta
physics by the first living psychologist. The
paper is clear, concise, and comprehensive;
and in the humility which it evidences, even
more than in the certainty Of its conclusions,
it strikes new note in scientific research
, 1879-06-08

For a specimen OF raspfng literary criticism;
the following from the Nation Of this week does
very well: SAT the first blush ne should hare.
said that. this must be Nine. REYBAUD's first
novel, but we sea from the ttle-pase that aha
has written another: This would seem to iudt-
cate that her novels find readers, and If they do
we must offer her our warmest congratula-
tiOns,0
, 1879-06-08

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, 10. 4s T.. A. n
soccial Cunvucation Friday afternoon and even!ng;
Arch ;':Frce Visiting companions cordially invited.
~ "10'A ~ GHAaLEs B. WRIGHT, Secretary.
, 1879-06-08
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

rrr CHICAGO THrBuKE has established branch ondcss
for lie receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements ~
follows:
NEW YogK-Eoom . 1fsbnne Building. F. T. No
FAppEs. Manager
PARIS, Fssnce-He. 1s Rae De Ia Grange-Bateliare.
II. MAHLEK, Agent
LONDON. Eng.-American Exchange. 40 Strand
A1SEr F. GIlL1o. Agent
WASHINGTON D. C.-13la street.
, 1879-06-08

II the church choirs play in the ''Pinafo1e,n
the ungodly will declare that the last conceira-
BILE reason for going to church has been taken
from them,
, 1879-06-08

II this wretched, cold June will go out like d
LAMB-JoHNN1 LAMu-wc shall be delighted;
hang It'll Il. Il.
, 1879-06-08

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, NO. 2 r a. M.-Hall. "a
onroc-s:.-St2rcd ConTpcaton Monday evening.
June q. at o'clock. tor bu*tneN- VistoIs cordially
4n'4'ea" - 0Ao'' - <. i. TUCKER, Secretary.
, 1879-06-08

The Williams College alumni evidently b.
lieve in acephalous government; they seem to
have full staff OF officers, except President;
, 1879-06-08

CoRNTHIAN CHAPTER 10. g. r 4 NJ -
Stated Convocation Monday evening" J1ne O. q
O'Clock Work on the isoyaI Arch Degree. Vtslt-
Ing co7ayentons are cordially Invited BY fdef OF
the u. E. Il. F. -...- .
, 1879-06-08

The London Spectator mentions sudden and
mysterious increase in the gas-bil1s Of all the
residents In certain quarters Of London, though
the old rate is charged. The Companies tall
back on the metres, ahd declare that gas-me-
tire, like the Father OF our Country, cannot lie:
But 1t has been suggested that the Companic.
have probably increased the pressure very much.
and so caused an excessive escape OF gas. In
the eloquent words Of STUART ROBSON, "da.
ha! That gives me an idea, and a moral shock
, 1879-06-08

CHICAGO COUNCIL OF PRINCES 9F JkRUsA.
LEM, a. 4 A. SCOTTISH RITE AASQNS, VIII CONFER
the nYfcenth and sixteenth Grades Thurstay eren.
E. r. TOBEY. S. r G. H.
ED GQODALE CT. Sec
, 1879-06-08

- @sA@~AA%%1*
Last year the Faculty Of Blankdash Uni.
verbity assembled to pass upon the examination
papers, OF the several students. It was a closa
thing between two OF them, and the examiners
were puzzled how to decide; bur at last the Piesi
dent Of the University hit upon plan, aud sent
for the manuscript Of the respective otations
which the two students had prepared for Com-t
mencement-Day. He turned to the pennitimao
page Of each address, ana on one he found the
quotation. "Lives Of great men all remind uA-n
Aunlyersal cry OF execration arose from the men,
befa OF the Faculty, aud it WIS instantly resolved
tnat the Wretched being who had used that Qnota-
ton should be plucaed, and that lette: should b.
written home to his parents {althoush he was =
consistent church member, stroke OF tie University
crew, and otherwise an ornament to the College),
informing them that his conduct had been sor1otout
and dtsorderly that the Faculty had tn expel him,
and that his stupidity was SO manifest and impen-
etrable that his family could do nothing better
than enter him for an honor course in saving
wood. Upon = microscopical examination Of the
other students manuscript it Was discovered that
there WAS not even trace OF any quotations from
Lougfellow's *.Samuel OF Life" The grave mem-
bers Of the Faculty wcpt aloud and cheered, and
unanimously resolved to give the young man Who
hsd been total abstainer from that quotation al,
the prizes for every subject, and to elect him to
the vacant chair Of Commensurate Epi1eptical
Phi1ology, at $40. 900 year. Dut the venerable
President checked them, though in voice 30 weak
and yet happy that theE cou1d hardly oelie7e It
was his. ''My friends" he said, while his faee:
shone ~ II he had taken forty-three soursmash
cocktails and seen the golden gates Of Paradise
ajar, "'in 2:13h I will be no more. I know what
I. Am talking about, and will BET big money on
it. die ofjoy. Ny hold upon life has long been
feeble, but have been held mp BY the firm belief.
, 1879-06-08
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

L 0, o. F., EXCELSIOR {UNIFORM1 ENCAMP.
MEET, no. 1o6 {hall corner Clark and Warrington
ttx wfl utct Friday evening, June Is It 1880
8rp In farteuc dress for conferrtng the PAtrarcha
Degree ard other important business, full attend"
ance i. requested. Visiting PaEi1schs fny1tsq
= r. EEIxERs Scribe
, 1879-06-08

For the sake Of st. James Church, and the
Episcopal denomination, and the religious peo-
pie OF Chicago generally, it is to be hoped Dr..
HARRIS will not feel it to be his duty to accent
the Btshoprtc Of Michigan. For his own sake
it. might be better that be should go; but Cni-
cago can ill-afTord I'd 1ose man SO eminent for
his piety md bis devotion to the cause OF a pure
aud undefled religion.
, 1879-06-08

UpQuestlonab1Y the chorch-choir people who
are going to appear in 'Pinafo1e," and now
have their heads full OF rehearsals and stape-
directions, will make some startling Innovations
in the sacred music to-day. We should not be-
surprised II ss He is an Eug|ishman " we're done
for a voluntary at Plymouth to-day, or it
*'Farewel1, my own, Light OF mr. life, farewellp'
should accompany the offertory at Trinity. =
, 1879-06-08

APOLLO CoMMASpERY, NO. !: E. Especial
Ccnclaye Tuesday evening, june 10 at o'clock. The
ordyF Of rae Temple VII BE- conferred Member n Of
cGu;pnrd. Visiting Sir Knights are always welcome
H5 order OF the E.ulueut Commander.
Il S. TIFFANY, Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
FORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 3. 1879

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE ,, 1872
Sun rises. ........... 4 80 Sun sotB.......-" II
ARRIVED.
Sir j W Tho mpson. Leonardo n, to + A Reed.
Str Mary q, Havre de Grace, to ) AgneW
s. Co.
Schr Travers Baltimore. to w A. SmeoL.
Schr Rcss McDevilt, Philadelphia, to L
Agnew s. Co.
CLEARED.
Str Defiance, Philadelphia, by + Eeed.
Str Jane Mosel,y. Norfolk, by A Reed.
Str Msttsno. over Pic, by Bruders u GO.
Schr Curtis Acterly, Allyn's 1T. by Amcri-
can Coal Go.
Schr Paragon, Norfolk. by ASntw i Co.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Bette, Wright. Quirer, Bateman,
I.o.tip & B.tenan, Lo:tie Il Ahpie. Eock ana
NJ Dunnell ali for Washington.
PASSED DOWN.
Schr w d MARVEL, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr May Price sailed from Richmond Tor
Washington q inst.
schr Morning Star. hence for Boston, rsssed
through Gate I'd
Schr N ellis DeWolf hence, ri Calais 3lst
S,chr kylsrk, hence, at New Haven lst.
Schrs g A Briggs and Earl L Mason, George
town, at Providence lat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

NOTICE-The following provision of the
IN corporation laws ia reference to deposltlng
dirt of any description in the streets Of tho city
will be rigidlY enforced:
mo person shall throw or cause TO be thrown
down from any cart, wagon or other carriage,
or in any other manner, aoy rlSti.a, liter or
dirt on any street. public lane or a!lay, sad sui
fer the same to remain for more than t%antJ.ioof
hours, except in such quantities and ia suc::
be sOTsd BY the
~ dsno.i,ing on any stree. materials for building
hal s spp prop:r Place and assign req
aonsbls space for depositlog sail materials.
Whosoever shall offend herein shall forfeit and
70 ihe further penalty of one dollar for every
dsy such building materials aball 80 remain con.
tra7y to the provisions hereof.'
GEO, w. CLIFFORD,
my Sl.lW Supt. Of Police,
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Fatally blurred,

SCRANTON, Pa, June John Weir, mine
OF this city, while charging blast yesterday
found The cartridge to be too largo for the hole
and in ondeavorjng 10 ram it home with drill
tho cartridge exploded fatally injuring him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

TO THE PUBLIC !-Notwithstanding the
struug pressure for "ohtaper'' goods to which
most manufacturers have yielded by lowering
both guilty AID p,ic,. | have maintained the
highest standard of our product while reducing
pr:c,s by every Legitimate means. The people
are tired OF "shoddy" clothing, bought only
from necessity. and the couotry's Improvement
is evidenced by the growing demand fer better
goods. For the spliog of 1879 ta7o prepared
one Of the choicest stocks of Stylish Clothing l
ever produced and my prices are as low az the
cost OF labor aad material will permit. TERMS
cash s. KAIZENsTEIN,
80 lib street, Washington, ID. c..
Near PenpsylVabia Avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
AUCTION SALES.
By Green s. Wise

[Resl Estste Agents and Actioneers.]
A UCTlON SALE OF U N = l. A NJ X ID
~ FRElGHT FROM STATIONS ON TH Z
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD-Wa
will cell at Alexandria, without reserve, on
THURSDAY. June 9th. 1872 at ii o'clock
g. m. the folio wing PROPERTY, on account
Of John s. Barbour, Receiver, q! tie Virginia
Midland depot lot. on Duke street. corner OF
Fayttte. Terna cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

No COUaT- "A letter has been received from
Judge Mann, OF Petersburg, regrettiog that he
canrot hold court here, owing 10 severe lndlspo-
si,on lie acknowledges tho honor conferred
on him BY the invitation and sgaio regrets bis
inability 10 comply with tie wishes Of tho bar
Of AltX ,ndlia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

E,OR SALE-One FINE LARGE HOWE
l. DOUBLE CYLINDER PRINT N q
PRESS and ENGINE, tour horse power ia
good order We ctf,r the above at privat, sala
until MONDAY, June .. 1910. when they will
be sold by public auction ia store room No. 3
Union STREET. UNEaL s. LUCAS,
nv S-ti Auctioneers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

Avoid The very arp4srauce 81 beat by havipf
your sttvsa stored aud kept uotil winter a
StansbutY'y, cIrLer Of King acd Columbus St
Gail and ste th'ir n:w revolving Top Cool
Stove. myl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

Headache arises from difFelent causes. Coz
" stlv, Headache is produced by an undue
quantity Of blood in the brain. to which high
iVcrs. robust peorle and youog women are La
tc. Dr.. Bulls B,l,imers Pills regulate the
bowels aud thus divert tho curen. OF bl)od
from tho brau. Price % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, juno 3, 1879.
For the Middle Atlantic States generally lower
pressure, lower or nearly stationary temperature,
orally cloudy weather and numerous rains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

S. DEALuAM has us fcGuraed from New
Yurs, ann has low lhn hncss nod most select
stock OF CLOTHING. hATs aud GENTS FUaN-
IsHINGs ever before brought 10 this city; ct as
tonishipg low prices,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

Another lev stigatioo las proven beyond
doubt that Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup is tho bts;
medicine Tor testhing children. Price 25 cents
bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
AMUSEM ENTS.

CAREPTA HALJ-FRIDAY EVENING,
- June GLh--GreSt Fashionable Evont-Only
Appearance this acsson Of the Best Of all At
fractions, tho enlarged and unexcellod
STAR ALLIANCE"
FAY TBMPLETON and Fifteen SoiecLah Ar
titts. Enliroly Now Sensations, new werdrohe5,
scpusry ard effects. Society sensation, in four
acts, Miss MUTTON
Or, NEW EAST LYNNE.
And tho Latest and Greatest COMIC OPERA
SKETCHES. ALICE VANE, Star Of the
South, TEMPLETON, FAY and tho Great
Company in MUSICAL COMEDY.
See Pictorial Billing and Programmes. 10.
lice lowest popular pricts-Kesorved seats &c
general admission 60c; gallery 25c.
Reserved seats for ssle at French's bookstore
and at Janney's drug store. ie3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

RUNAWAY. iersbe excitement ~hs
created 90 Kipg street. near Royal. this mor
log, by the running away Of a horse attached
to load Of wood. The auiWal tan for few
tQuares scattering the wood as hO went. but was
secured without damage to himself or Others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
CANAL COM M ERCE.

Arrvod-Bosts w Gregory, Msj X l. Moore
and y uowson, to American Coal Co.
Depsrtod- Bosts y Hobt, P q Uhler, VIM
Gregory aud Mi 4 l. Moore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
TIE moeliog thea adjourned.

FLORAL AND FRUIT Festival. The lrand
floral and fruit festival, at the fair grounds will
be held to morrow.
1t is feared, however, that the severe hail
storm tf yesterday, which passed over part Of
Tho surrounding couutly, from which macy
Exhibits were expected, will somewhat inter
'ers with The DISPLAY.
All fruits and h,x,rs are required to DC in
II CO BY 10 . clock 10 the morning, when the
judges will commence their rounds. The gates
viii be open TO The general public ut | a. No..
and remain open until the same hour at mig ht.
Afer 9 n. M exhibitors will he allowed 10 dis
pose cf ,htir exhibits. The admission has been
placed OF low figure and it is hoped that
there may be largo attendance of oitiz.Ds IL
trlcr that farmers msy be encouraged to have
future exhibitions of The same KIDD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
WINES AND ,lQUoss.

We desire to inform thu public generally tn"
We have in store and constantly receiving tina
following well-kno gn brands OF IMPORTED
BRANDY, WINE and CHAMPAGNE:
10 cases Dupre Il Cos. st Juliea Bo'delut
Clarets.
S cases Hecsieck & Co.'S. Rems Dry Mono
pole Champagne, quarts.
8 csaes Hsidsieck & Cos. Roims Dry Mono
pole Champagne, pnts.
10 cases l. Lsndsbetger y CJ5. California
Champagne. quarts aud piats.
2 casks Guinness Stout, 3arbe's Bost'ing.1
casks Bass Pale Ale
casks j. & K. TsnnenIs Glasgow Pale Alo.
Gonzalez, Bysss s. Cos. Flee oherre3 Bar
Uognsc Brandy J. j Meder & Zoon's Sches'
dam Gin Mehsn's Irish and Rsmsay's Scotch
Whiskys Jsmsca, London Dock aud st. CroiH
Rum; California Port; Sherrias and Sweet An
gelics Wines Thomnson Pure Rye. Gi5son's
Cabinet xxx and NA, ana Boa'bon's Wh's'
by, &c, &C.
All of the above goods gusraa!ee pare; par
chased since the recent decliae and Of list
hands. enables US - sell ht small margin over
importers prices. HARLOW & BROS.
Wholesale Groe9rs and Commission Merchants.
my29.lm
NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES. REVIEWS
~ AND M0MTHLlEs A. FRkNCH'S. %
The Life and Services Of Commodore Josi.h
Tsttnsll, BY Charles G Jones, jt; 81.
Cupid on Clutches, or One Summer Of Nara.
gansett Pier, by A. b. W, of the Elmwod
Club 75c.
Wired Love, Romance of Dot, aad Dssies.
! by Ella Cheever Thsyer Toe.
Just One Day; price ST..
Mississippi Outlaws and tn, Do.scti7es, by
Allen Pinkerton; ST. So
The Great Fur Land. (audson's Bay territory
illustrated; 81 10.
New lot cheap edition Of Taine'a English Lit.
erstura complete; ST. Is.
I'm the Mist, by Rose Porter, auLbo. Of ";um
mer DriftWood;' 81 2:
Khons, novel. by Mrs. Forretsr; ST. 81.
Stories of tho Old Dominion. by Join Ests1
| Cooke; 81 60
MontaixRe, edited by Mrs. Oiiphatt; 81.
The Dogs Of Great Britsin. A N rio. s1i o!ber
l countries illustrated; 81.
For Honols Sake; 81 60.
Gospel Hymns, Nos l. ani B. With and
without music
New Books daily.
my 80 GEO. ". FkEHCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

KILLED BY LIGHTNING -Du,ing the pro
gressof the storm at Accokeek, Prince Gecrse j
county. Nd. yesterday evening. Mr.. William
Carroll was standing 10 the door way OF q. w.
Taylor's store, watching bis horse which was
tied outside, when suddenly there came bIod
ipg fash of lightning and the animal was struck
dead. Mr.. Carol was so affected by the
lightning that be had to be carried home. His
escape from instaut death was almost miraculous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

STATE OFFICERS All State officers elected
10 ttis city are r, quired by law to qualify before
tie Corporation court At the June term sue
seeding their elcc,iou. If Judge Mann. OF
Petersburg should not srliVe and open Court
to morrow, there can be 60 June term ct .be
Court aud const q1ently the old othoars will bold
over ill their iuccessars qualify at the July
term Of tho Court. This does not apply &c
Corporation officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

The best FLANNEL SUITS, at SIS. S.. $40 and
$l2 you will tld ct S. DEALHAM's. G. King
st., coruet Ct Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03


stones yesterday evening.
The GLACIERS have bean reapng harvest T.
day. ard their number has been supplemented
by lineran from Washington.
THE NORTHEAST PAssAuE.-Dispac CHS
from St. Petersburg ann;u1co that Professor
Ncrlenskjoll has solved tho problem OF
Northeast passage from Il lropo to the Pacific
Oscar. sTho Vega has reached Bebr;nG' .
Straits aud the Professor announces that ho
viii returu to Earope by the Su:z Canal. Lit"
tie is a. yet know. at lcas. accurately. OF the
Arctic O;ean, which the Swedish explorer
scems to have safely ,raver5lG; its discovery and
exploration hitherto called toto play perhaps
moro skill aud heroism llllu tho exploration
and discovery Of ell the res. Of tho world Size,
the age Of Columbus. About century AID
Quarter ago the Musoavltes simultaneously sent
forth five expeditions to complete il possible,
tho northeast passage. 10 the voyage from
tho White Sea to the Obi four saas0rs we're
consumed, from tho Obi to the Yaucsei four
seasons, from the Yanesei to the Lena season
after ST ason WAS spent in both directions With
out success, from Lsoa to KoIymer six aeasous
were occupied. from the h ,lymer to tho PaCi.
tic numerous tff,rls were made, but oil were
ttui,less, though tho Cossack Desnnetf was
known to have accomplished this part OF tue
enterprise ABOUT q century before. After naVl-
CATION, ia fact, is besct by almost every imag-
pablo difficulty aud danger. 10 addiii)u to
the peculiar perils OF leo 10 all possible states,
the ndveDturer. often blinded BY foes aud snows
has to face generally without gode or sea room.
the storms, tide Gph currents # comparatively
unknown wattrs 1t .ueh b, the three months
Of summer, the perlls and difficulties Of tho nina
months OF winter are Infinitely greater Not.
Wilhs,aoding tho labor and researches Of two
centuries ADD halt, vsry little cfthis vast ocean
has been seen by men. This uulrodden world,
however, is not 10 be regarded as CONTIGUOUS
widerpes, Of ice. Parry, ct the furthermo6t
pyiut (S2 degrees As secondly t1uod not 40
untr1ken field of les, but separate ti1cs, With
uore or less open water between Them, the
Dildn,s1 Ct the tcmnaraluro being dedicated
by falls Of rains; and Kane. at bis iurthermost
point Isl degrees % muutcs) saw free sea to
the NORTH, o. lar as the eye could reach from
promuutory 240 feet high. while. to Use his own
words, "a gale from the northeast. OF 81 hours
:. duration. brought o heavy SWELL irum that
quarter wiIhout disclosing any dli!t or other
l,e. ~ T. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
NOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

Tia. VALUABLE FARM known Us
WARWICK"
conLauing about 100 acres. lying on the Wash
inytun road two miles from alexandria, m
proved by TWO FINE DWELLINGS and
the necessary outbuildinRs.
Said farm will be sold in front Of the Corpora
ton Court House at AlexsnGris, on SATUR-
DAY, june 18th, 1879, q. IL o'clock n.
Terms of Ssle-Cash.
JAS. II. REID, Receiver
nv 3l-2.g4H Farm. & Nee Savings Bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

For fiue hobby suit of CLOTHING see
DEALHAM, e. King st., corner Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

n TONS WHEAT BRAN in store and for
y sale by
my31 CHAS 5. Ia ! lIOE. Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03

A TIEKCES OF CHOICE SMALL HAMS
X received and for sale by
mv24 r. w. AVERY, 22G King Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
EOC8E BREyITIES.

1t. +. A. Msrbury. IF the Alexandria Li>h,
Infantry, left for Winchester this mtrniug to
engage quarters there Tor his COMPANY
A negro msn was arrested by Constable Gray
this morning and carried before Justice Psdgett
on suspicion ot having horae stolen from near
Cumberland. Go proved, however, thst the
horse belonged TO Capt Dear of Fairfax, AID
ne was released.
Mr. George N. Duffy wss struck cn Lhs II ID
and slightly cut by ore Of the lafg6at ct the bail
stones yesterday evening.
The GLACIERS have bean resping harvest t.
day, ard their number has been supplemented
by ilineran from Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-03
"
CEASONABLE DRESS GOODS.

SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS.
We open to day tho most attractive assortment
CT Dress Goods offered this season. viz: French
Orgsndie, very beautiful; Pacific Lawns, new
styles and very handsome; Plain and Figured
Linon Lswns, jus. in season; full line of Roll
Buntinss. very cheap; Black French Buntings,
wide; Black Damascene Grenadines at 81. worth
81 50; PercsleS and Cretonfs in great variety !;
Madras Ginghams and Cheviots; also Corsets,
Gsuz, Msrino Vests, Neck Ties, new style Lace
Top Gloves. very pretty, Collars and Cuff,
Hamburg Edge, Dress Buttons, Trimming
Silks, all shades. together with msDy other goods
specially suited to the SEASON.
D. T. BRASHHAR,
II. Z Hoomes No. 100 King street,
is2 Aexandris. Va.
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draulion S,eau, Fire Engine Co. will be held TO-.
mig nj, a. 7 80 o'clock. A full attendance is re-
nnasted. fill Jko LAENoN, Secretary.
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ITLOOR STAIN, of best quality, and at q
T. greatly reduced price. prepared by
nv 20 e 4. TER ~ BRO
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G0O BUsHELs CHOICE OATS il store
OOO and for sale by
mrsO CbAS. S. TAYLOR, Lr.