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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-19

H RESH N lITS-Almonds, Filbortl, Pecans,
Il English Wsinuts and Cream Nuts, all OF
latest importation and warranted fresh, for sals
low by r. j. DAVIDSON,
dec lj liI King street
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South Bound.
Msil. Express.
North Bound.

Mail, Southwark, connects at Gordonsvilla
with Ches & Ohio Il. Is, East and West. At
LyncGburg, connects With Atlantic, Miss. d
Ohio K. K, through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis Little Rock
and Teras-and at Danville with Richmond X
Danvilo K. r., to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsvillc
to all points on Chos y Ohio ard, at DaNpiNe,
TO all the South anil Soath1yest, including Flor
ida.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Limo losvo A..
exandria daily, except Sunday, 800 a. III. anA
II 10 3. nj. and 2 33 p. m.
For MANASSAS LINE lasve Washington
7 10 q. M. and Alexandria 35 g. m, daily,
except Sunday, arrive ut Strssburg Of L. Is m.
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West Leave Strasburg 2 30 p. m, arriving ri
MINED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, At 90 a. H., and returns Men
day. Wednesday and Friday, ST = 4S p. m.
For Middleburg. daily connection at Plains
station.
For Urpervil!o. regular connection a, nol<-
For WARRENToN, leavo Washington a,
10 a. m. and 6 Is p. m. daily.
All trains make good connections, 81 Wssh.
ington, to and from North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington q!
On Express train, leaving Washington At Ii
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gar,
with extra charge only ST., through to Danviilo
connecting to all South.
Excursion ticko to jacksonville Florida,
good to return until May 18th, 1889, on sau ST
" asning!on, Alexandria, Charlottesville "A d
Lynchburg,
Through tickets very low 70 Tho South and
Southwest.
nov8 j. Nj. BROADUE, &. r,
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SsesssszsSs0E RzEaaGCrAaTg.

w A. JOHNSON &; CO,
- wHG5 FIX Ss;sE,o oSogE H., MTG
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Hayo on hani 1iBSON'S &X, NV, MN
and PUNE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
snd MONOGRAM WISHES; also BAh.
ER'S snd THOIP SON'S PURE Rye
WHISTLES, to which they iHTita The attention
Of the trado.
Orders from tho country for merchandise shall
receive pronop. attention.
Consiguments Of Flour. Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for ~li!ch they guarantee TIC
highest market prices End prompt returns.
Northeast corner Ct Cameron end Royal sls.,
hleIsndris, vs.. OCT ~
CHAS. s.. TAYLOR, Jr.
(I.sto of j. IT. Beckham & Co..
GBNEKAL COMMISSION MERCUANT
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
j. 3. FICRLEN & SONS
CELEBRATED BKIDGEWATEK FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union street.
jan g AleIsndrs, Virginia.
HAEHoN & SMITH
WHOLESALE
u ROCE RS a n ~ GEN ERA1i St'M NJ l'oSlON
MERCHANTS,
Corner rrinco ard Royal sts,.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Consignn3oEts OF Grain and Country Produce
solicited. and prompt returns made. jy 10
HARLow BROS
WHOLESALE
GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Doalors in
JOHN GfBSON'S SON e cos CABINhT
y, XX and xxx WHISTLES. and
Thonrson's Pure Rye Whiskey; Foreign
Wines and Brandios, Ale. Porter
and ChampSgncs.
HEAGENUY or TIE LAFLAND
RAND POWDER COMPANY.
y. " coz. CAMERON AND EOTAL STS.
Coffee rnsstol for thu lrs,lo aL T5c per sack.
my G--tt
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s. MMER AKRANG EMENT
sTk9JTFss .NIHTTaJYO,
The steamer MATTANO, CAPTAIN VIM, II.
BYLEs, loapes AlGYsndtia, from the foot of King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, at 8 o'clock 4. NJ, for LAND.
lNGS ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. "N
Freight received at lowest rates and handled
villa care; for information apply to
j. BROOERS - CO.. A9ts, Alexs., Va
Connecting every Sunday with steamer SUE
for ell landings below Nomini Ferry. ie2
.rsSs ChYDG'S STEAM LINES WEEK
srSssEsA LY TO
EEILhD hLFHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
NENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leavo AleIsndris EVERY TUES
UEDAY.
This limo eonnnats at Alexandria with .te n
e.. 81 NJ and w & 0. L. Rs. ana at rhiIndojl
phis with Cyde's regular Steamships for Fall
kivor, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care:
free Of commissions
No charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA. and
wharfage IL Boston. Quick time. Freauent
departures. Through rates and through bills
ri iadinR RtTen. Insurance at tho lowest rates
Agents:
+. A.. REED, Alexandria.
VIM. 2 CLYDE & CO., PHILADELPHIA.
GEO. y. HYDE, Georgetown, .. O.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
Jan SIT
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FOE POTOMAC RIVER.
6TE.7.7Ee J0RGN' IL. TH0.nPsO.H
EVKRY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URnAE, ST $50 y. m returning on alternate
days.
JHJFE .HOSELER..
On Sunday for Stones; Tuesday for Smiths
Creek and Com river, and Friday FOR Ohaptico,
returning on alternate days.
Tho steamers OF this company make connsc-
tions at Norfolk for Boston and all points East :;
At Now York with all points West and North.
Wost, and ut Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad ard Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through ratios given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For furthor information
apply 20 F.A REED, Agent.
JGnney's wharf.
SAM u FL BACON, President.
Otico under Natl. Metrop Bank,
sep 21-tt Washington, D. q.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
JOHN WANAMAKER

seemed abundant for our yet the
additional
Galleries. commanding fine OF the busy
like Grand Depot its
Methods
china greatly enlarged
Ladies'
the and for time can get the goods and
make without delay
receive cash. and the electric bell. TO call cash boys will
confident
than conduct business by .a system sell cheapy
10
the and in Of the None but eoute
Depot By truly serving our patrons we hope pve the value Of
Without others to attend strictly to developing the business
the
The first markets in the world the places where goods are produced are being
the ods and give them to our win one fair profit
No will permitted selling goods The customers who buy Of us
goods
We
may be pointed out
about wamt thanks 70
mprov asnx sourbul
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
FIFTH EDITION.
Burned to Death,

A LITTLE coLoRED GIRLS DRESS CAT
CHEs FIRE, AND SHE IL TERRIBLY
AND FATALLY BURNED.
Another terrible burning accident oc-
CURED IN Wilmington yesterday, and 4
little colored girl met an awful death by
the fismes. The circumstances of the
case are such AS 10 make the case unusu
ally sad.
The victim was little girl ten years
OF age, Eamed Sarah Seeney, and da,lgh-
ter Of an INTEL gent co'ored man named
James ii. Seeney, who ac.s as janitor at
the United States Court rooms. Yester-
day morning the girl was lett in charge
Of tho house, which Is on Eighth street
be Ond Rodney street, and her father
and mother went TO church. This was
about II O'Clock. There are four other
children In the family all younger than
the little girl mentioned, and these were
left IN her care, as had often been done
before.
AT er the parents had been gone
short time, The girls apron caught. fire,
as she was reaching across the stove, and
In all instant her clothing was in blaze.
The presence of mind the unfortunate
child exercised at this point is remark
able. Fearful that if she renamed in
the house, her burning garments would
set fire to ,he building she ran outside
and fled In her agony 10 the house of q
n.ighbor for aid. The flames were fan
ned by the wind and before any one
could reach her and make an effort TO
smother the fire, she was completely en-
veloped In blaze, and presented an
AWFUL pic ure as che ran.
She was taken into the house by the
neighbors and cared for as we'll As could
| be d0ue and DR.. Thomas was summoned
The child's skin was burned to q crisp,
and she was literally roasted alive, being
| burnt from head to foot. The doctor
| stated, A. soon as he saw the child, that
she could not live, AID she died list
night between nine and ten O'Clock,
| having fingered until that time through
great agony. She remained conscious
until she died.
The little girl was a very intelligent
| child and was liked by every one in the
neighborhood, both black and white.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
General NesVs.

Tle total export Of grain from NJ IN
tresl during September, was valued at
5000 600, of which, II Is said, s.. .400. .00C
was the product of Western States, ship.
ped by the st. Lawrence river In prefer
ence to being transported over Ameri.
can railroads.
Five men were killed by an explosion
OF fire damp In the Delaware & Hudson
mine, at Mil Creek, near Scranton, yes.
ter'iay morning.
Augustus =. Miller, aged II years,
shipping clerk Of X. Macon K Sons, In
Baltimore, was sent to the bank on Sat
urday afternoon to make q deposit of
$3.50 in cash and drafts and draw $3.50 on
check OF tie firm. He drew the amount
OF the check but made no deposit, and
disappeared with the money. Yesterday
morning he was arrested on a Chicago
train at PArkersburg, W. Va, and most
vi the money was recovered.
There have been llS suicides In Brook
lyn, N. Y, during the last two and a
half years OF these suicides 50 were
males aud - females; Is were married,
q single, windows,6 q widowers. and
unknown. OF the single, u were bach
"lors and q spinsters; of the married, 5G
were males and IL females.
Forest fires were burning In the noun
tains near Pe.kskill, N. Y, on Saturday.
A. X. Hubbard, a merchant of w ater
street, New York, accidentally killed
himself while cunning al Montclair, n
Y, on Saturday.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
THIRD EDITION
AulliSe1lleta

MISS NELSON IN "TwELFTH NIGHT.
On Monday evening next, the 10th
inst, Miss Adelaide Nelson, through
the kindness Of Mr.. Geo. X. Goodwin, ,of
the Walnut Street Theatre, of Philadel-
phia, will appear at the Grand Opera
House. in Shakespeare's charming com
edy of T,oelfth Night. This will be the
only opportunity that our citizens Will
have Of seeing this beautiful woman, ana
exponent of Shakespeare's great works.
1u speaking of her performance at tbe
Walnut Street Theatre, the Phiiade pnia
Record says;
"Shakespeares charming comedy OF
Twelfth Night was given last evening"
with Miss Nelson in the role 0 tiota.
She won frequent and deserved applause
from q very large and intelligent audi
ence. Until last season the play was
seldom presented, although It is one or
the most delightful productions OF the
Shakesperean genius. M iss Nelson made
q very happy creation OF her part, anu
displayed the result Of careful study In
the beauty and perfection of every de-
tail. As the page Cesdrio she was bright
and winning, arch without being bold,
and seemed indeed fitting messenger
Of Love. If those passages which depict
her secret passion for the Duke she man
IeSteu al tuAt ItTVOE anu chotiou thab
were awakened by the power Of her
concealed feelings. The Mdtuolio of Mr..
Compton was fairly good. and Is proba.
bly, the best that we have ever seen OF
that gentleman's efforts, Twelfth Night
TO be enjoy ed, should have more than
one figure head, and, though Miss Neil
son was excellent In every way, 1t seems
unfair to compel bep to carry entirely
this delightful Christmas play"
J0BEFFY.
O1 Wednesday evening, Joseffy, the
eminent piano virtosso, will make his
debut In this city, assisted by the Violin
cellist Louis Blumenberg. He recently
appeared In New York, and the follow
ing are among the many notices that he
received in the papers of that city
The Tribune, one of the most severe
critics, writes that: Sew of us believed
that the piano could produce sounds so
sweet and 80 varied. Whenever he press
ed the key board he dropped jewels from
his fingers"
The World says:"Last nights perform.
auce, however, proved that for technical
ability he is at least equal To Tausigt
Thalberg, and perhaps Won Bulow, sur
passing them all IN many respects"
Reserved seals can now be- obtane,
ate. f. Thomas ~ Co.'S.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
UdllOtC Ece Troubles.
HOW THEY DO DOWN IN BLAcKBIR

HOW THEY DO DOWN IN BLACKBIRD.
They are having trouble down In
Blackbird over a"Hallow eve" esca-
pade. and the matter has drifted into
Magistrate Deakynes office, where It Is
likely to cause small squall aud some
trouble aftcrward.
The cause of the trouble was some
thing after this style. A crowd of young
meu and boys started out on Haliow eve
nigh. bent on mischief, and commenced
to run peoples wagons down the Black
bird hill and into the creek. They start
ed With WIN. Fennimores cart ,ani after
putting 1t In deep water, followed with
DR.. j. II. Paris cart and v. u. HIPS
carriage, both of which were also run
out into the creek.
While some of the people down there
are willing TO put up With reasonable
sport they will not stand everything and
Mr.. Hill, who il proprietor OF the hotel
made up his mind Oput stop to the
foolishness. His carriage is slightly an.
tiquated but he lays damages at forty
dollars, and had J. DebsOn, w. North,
L. Graves and w. T. Bennington sum
moned t. appear IA defendants In the
suit, on Saturday Nov. 9th. The young
men who were in the party declare that
Mr. Hin had better aithdraw the suit or
they W Ill "sour on his hands"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
n N0rrOlV EscUDe.

John Dougherty, a young man residing
near Happy Valley, and in the employ Of
John w. Walker, Che contractor for the
large building now going up FOL Jacob
Herdman on Fourth street near King,
came very near losing lis life on Satur
day evening by an accident, which was
fortunately prevented from having fatal
results, more by a seeming miracle than
any thing else. Mr.. Dougherty was as
sisting Mr. Walker, w. s. Rawleigh and
Sam'l Newman to carry pilo of heavy
doors and window shutters. The pile
suddenly toppled over, falling upon
Dougherty, who was half buried beneath
the load. He was knocked senseless by
blow on the back of the head, and 1t
was some time before he recovered con-
scousness, DR.. Franlz being called in to
give him medical aid. He was carried
to his home where he recovered yester-
day, and to-day he is able to be at his
work.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
Deaths for the Past WeeE.

During the past week there were thir-
teen deaths reported to 4. b. Frazer,
Registrar of Deaths and Burials, as hay
ing occurred In this city, as follows:
Born in the United States, II; Eng
land /; Ireland, /; white, I; blacks, 9;
male, s female, 5; still born, pre-
mature birth, Coroner's cases, 2.
The causes were Catarrh on lungs, 1;
consumption, a; diptheria, l; enteric
fever, inanition, / inflammation of
bowels, /; membr aneous Group, l
strangulated hernia, 1; typho mening-
ills, l; uienia, l.
The.deaths by wards were as follows :
First Ward, l; Second, 4; Fourth, 2;
Fifth, 2; Sixth, l f; Seventh, /; Eighth, l;
Tenth, /.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
The Departed Senator.
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR MIR. CHANDLER
IN CHICAGO.

FUNERAL SERVICE FOR MIR. CHANDLER
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Nov. 2.
The last sad offices for the deceased
Senator Chandler were performed at an
early hour this morning, at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. The Rev. David Swing
officiated, and the services were neees-
sarily very brief, consisting simply of a
prayer and q reading from the Scrip
lures. Immediately thereafter guard, !,
consisting of detail of the First regi-
ment formed, with two men preceding
and fourteen following the casket, which
was borne out of the hotel. John Is.
Drake, George r. Davis, Jesee Spauld-
ing, William Aldrich, Hiram Barber,
Gen. Martin BEEN and s. Collier were
the pallbearers. AS the procession moved
through the spacious corridor some two
hundred veterans Joined, formining two
abreast, and. with muffied drums beating
the coffin was deposited In the hearse.
Three companies of the First regi ment
and detail of cadets, under Col. Swain,
and part of the Second battalion, un-
der Col. Thompson, were drawn up in
line on either side of the entrance on
Jackson street.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
CyeOpatra's Needle.
CAUSES OF THE TROUBLE ABOUT ITS
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
CAIRO, Nov. 2, 1879.
The recent difficulties concerning the
obelisk had their origin In long stand
ing litigation with the Egyptian gov
ernment concerning the land upon
which tie obelisk stands. The Italians,
claiming this land, forbade Lieutenant
Commander Gorringe to proceed with
the work of removal. The Italian Vice
Consul ut Alexandria supported this
prohibition, but the American Vice Con-
sui General had an interview with the
Italian Consul General at Cairo, and
through the good will Of the latter the
Italians withdrew their opposition, upon
receiving from Commander GOrringe a
slight compensation for the use Of the
land. The Commander Is now proceed
ing rapidly with his work, although sew
eral holders Of Egyptian bonds have
threatened TO sequester the obelisk. The
Khedive and American Vice Consul
both ridicule the idea that the obelisk
can be seized by anybody.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
adjourned Meeting Of council.

Pursuant to adjournment made on
Thursday evening last, CITY Council met
at Twenty econd and Lamotte streets,
on Saturday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, for
the purpose of viewing the street
President Sharpley presided. On motion
Twenty-second street was ordered to bc
graded from Carter to Lamotte streets.
The Council then proceeded TO Twenty
third and Tatnall streets for like pur-
pose. Twenty-third street was ordered
to be graded from Market to Tanall,
and Tatnall from Twenty third to Elliott
Avenue. The work will be dove a. soon
as Council has the money.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03

Rosenberg, the editor of Town Talk,
fell victim to the real author of the
libellous article on Mrs. Cornwallis
West much as NJ. Benedetti did to Bis
marck in :he matter of the famous secie,
treaty. The lebeller dictaed the article
TO him so that 1t was in Rpsenberg's
writing; hence, though Rosenberg gave
up the name and address, nothing could
be cone to the original author,
Among the attractions of the recent
Daily Show in London was an American
milking pale, which supplies seat for
the mixer and spout and strainer for
the milk, and which cannot be kicked
over because the mixer sits on the cover
The Spanish steamer Enrique, iron
Liverpool, for Havana, has brought u
New Orleans sailor and passenger o
the baikentine Sally from Pensacola fol
Havana, which foundered in the Gulf OF
the 9th ult. There were eight per
sons on the vessel, six of whom are sup
posed to be lost.
Nearly six months ago General Hook
er commissioned Utica marble make
to build him monument for his lot il
Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati. 1t
will be a sarc phagus fred Scotch eranlt
resting on Quincy granite base, all o
twenty-four tons weight.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
Buried Treasure in Cab

London, November 3.-A despsl
the Standard from Cabul says tb. |
has Informed Genera! RoLers thai
are about nine lacs of rupees bur,
the city. Troops have been sent |
cover and seize the treasure. ThsA}
Chamberlain has bsen arrested. s
gardan Passt has been abandoned.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
Fare at NeU Castle,

At New Castle yesterday nd
about ! 30 O'Clock, a hre was discd
ina closet in the residence OIL
Merritt, on Delaware street, near
The contents of the closet, cons
mainly of clothing, were destroys
the timely discovery of the fire pr
ed the spread Of the flames. The
of the fire Is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
For ChaTitU Sake.

this city, conceive the idea of giving a
ball, and dividing the proceeds equally
between the Home for Friendless ChIl-
dren and st. Peters Orphans Asylum.
Saturday at ernOon, the same young
men held meeting, and decided to give
another ball, to take place on New
Years night. TIE proceeds will be di-
vided as in the first case.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
Decrease of the Public

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-lla
statement, issued to-day, shov, d
crease of debt for October to be sd
W6 "; cash in Treasury, s2.9,a
80; gold certificates, sl4,59l,OW;
certificates, $G,l35,SsO; cenifcai
depo"'t outstanding, $22,4O5,OO
funding, $2,S99, 400; legal Isndsl
standing, $346,6sl,Ol6; fractions
rency outstanding, slj,7l0,9j9 pl.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
Service at st. PasIZS.

Extra services in st. Paul's NJ. E..
Church every evening this week. Pray
er meeting every day from 12 m. to 12.4O
p. m. DR.. Matlack will preach Thurs
day evening. Friday evening meet
ing of all the classes and general
experience me ting.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
a Hopeful view for Robi1
Albany Dispatch 10 the NV O..

M.
.o.,Ii On the eve of the election, and
nothing to gain by boastinp, Il NJ !.
certain that the Democratic n m,, .
expect to carry the State and an an
dent that Lucius Robinson win N |
elected by a plurality Of not le,,
1000. It's equally clear that n M
ndence Is not shared in any gs'
gree by the rank and fle Of ths' '
But there is a sullen determin,,j,
hibited by Democrats eyeryvher'
to the polls and vote, even tbough
should follow. The Kelly mov M
has fallen to pieces during the ,,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03

1857 Prizes. amounting 70 10000. Sli0 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all prominent points, 10 whom O
liberal com mpensatiOn will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further information, or send orders by ex-
press or mail add essed only TO
NJ. A. DA AUPHIN,
p. o. Box 692, New Orleans, La,
or same person at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
The particular attention. Of the Public ts
called 10 the fact that the entire number OF
the tickets for each Monthly DrdUing is soid,
and consequently all the prtzes in each dra,D-
ing are sold and drdWn and paid. This Ia
not the case Dith any other company
A II cur Grand kxtraordiI ary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. =. H,auregard and
Jubal A. Early.
Octll-4wd&W.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
lHHlfLeH a MefInI.

This morning, at the Wilmington
Academy, Miss Sallie Lotiand, of Chris
tiana, was awarded the silver medal. She
stood first in class of twelve, who
competed for the medal. Her average
was gg5
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
Contractors Com mDItininD.

Il rwo or three painters of this city, who
have recently taken extensive contracts
for painting and glazing, are now com
planning that the price of glass has risen
abOu. eight per cent, aud that white
lead has almost doubled in price. Tur-
pentine and oil have also advanced.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03

70 think clearly and act quickly one
must nave goei health. Indigestion Is
the foe Of h, alth and should al once be
driven from the system hy the regular
use Of Dr. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price
20 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
Wilmington N arkets,

e. OOn WANTED at 5 per cent,
Dc1OOO for three, five or ten years.
FIRST lien on undoubted security. Interest
prompt To the day. Address %" this Of
nee. ocCU.6t.
U1 O0O returns In ~ days on 800 In.
plAOO vested. Official reports free
Like profits weekly on stock options of $lC
TO 80. Address 4. Potter Wight q Co.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03

The Space Occupied Ground Floor $50 Square Feet
The Space Occupied in Galleries 36.SO5 Square Feet
The Space Occupied in Basement is 46 $40 Square Feet
Giving Grand Total 179O25 Square Feet amounting to ll-O
Acres Retailing DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03

S ELECT SCHOOL.
~ Miss N Mahaffy's select school for chill.
dfea Will reopen on Sept. 10 on 10Th streat
Between Market and Shipley' 6ts. a20-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-11-03
FOURTH EDITION
I.aicss,s.s fer rs-Day.

Partly cloudy soeatter, and In the norfh-
ern portions light 1ao,c, followed bv colder
north to pest Wi,sds ana rising barometer.