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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30

Watches, Jewelry and Clocks Re.
paired.
If you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner. go to
P. Steler's jewelry store. two doors above the
White Pine County Bank, Main street. All
work warranted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30

Ribbons dirt cheap. 10 cents on the dollar. at
Bart Ashim's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30

A MATCH is a small thing. and q box OF
them costs only q trife but the small
things make up the world, and the match
brought into the internal revenue the COM
Portable sum Of s.. $50, 900 last year, the
largest amount ever realized from that
source. This 10 due to an increase in the
business, caused to some extent by a for
eign demand. This is q tax that nobody
feels, yet an attempt was made last winter
to abolish 1t, and doubtless from now on
the cry will be raised to give the poor man
free matches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30

SrATrsr1craxs ask too much when they
wish us to believe that the working people
Of the United States receive from two to
four times as much wages as the same
classes in Europe, while paying much less
for the necessaries of life. business is i'm
proving in this country, and the price OF
labor has advanced somewhat during the
past year, bat there IS not such an immense
difference in this regard between Europe
and America as two to four hundred per
cent. The publication Of such statements
does harm by bringing TO our shores tie
labor Of Europe on false pretenses- We
want immigrants Of the right kind. We
have land enough for them to take up at
merely nominal prices. but We do not
want to I'LL our cities with thousands Of
mechanics and laborers lured here by mis-
representation. 1t Is 8 wrong TO the par
ties thus deceived, and . serious injury to
our own working people. 1t benefits no
body but transportation companies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30

Bart, OF the M. 4 NJ. T.. D, wants money.
and will sell goods at any sacrifice.
~
The DIAMOND ~RuLR.-Cash d~own-rules the
roost at ART ASHIM'S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30

Hats. the latest style and the nobbiest. Cheap
for Cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30
MARRIED..
SPECIAL NOTICES

Wall Papers! Wall Papers! Great
Reduction fn Prices!
w. P. Haskell is receiving 8 large lot Of the
latest styles OF Wall Paper and Borders. and
has put down prices within the reach Of all.
GIFTS, from so cents to 81 90.
Satins, Is cents.
Blanks. I2h cents to % cents. tyls
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30
The Force of Public Opinion.

NEW 1OEAs august -.
The Oneida Community in this State
have been compelled by the public senti-
ment awakened against their free love sys-
tenn to abandon il. Their leader, Father
Moves, submitted a proposition to the com
munity, which they adopted, agreeing to
give up the practice OF complex marriages
in Difference to the public sentiment against
it. not ~renouncing, bosever. Their belief IN
its principles, and to encourage celiOacy OF
the members. but to allow marriages ac-
cording to ST. Psul's teachings. also to have
all other things in common as heretofore
The community hereafter will consist Of
two Glasses Of members, celibates and mar
ried persons living together as husband
and wife, under the laws of marriage as
generally understood.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30
A Thoughtful Suggestion.

NEW YORK, August ".
A correspondent Of the ..Sun" suggests
that when California votes for Congress
men next Wednesday, every legal voter
who is arrested by the United States Mar
shals or their deputies, and thereby de-
prived Of his right TO vote, be taken before
q magistrate and make affidavit Of the
facts, and have the ticket he offered at the
polls attached to the affidavit, and have it
in such form that it will have all the force
OF radiance before the Congressional Com
mittee Of Judicial Proceedings. Then
with these evidences before them Congress
can decide who is entitled to a seat.
Stricken Memphis.
MEMPHIS, August 90.
Five new cases were reported to the
Board of Health this morning. Seven
deaths have occurred since last evening.
OF the six cases Of yellow fever reported
on Wednesday from the New Orleans quar-
antine station, on the bark Black Prince
from Havana, three died yesterday. The
others are getting along well.
Miss Ida Berkson. aged Is, was taken
sick with fever in New Orleans on August
25th. Her brother, aged Al years, died
on July 3lst Of the fever.
The condition Of General Hood and his
daughter is reported 70 be favorable.
A Utah ISecision.
SALT LAKE. August 20.
This afternoon the Supreme Court of the
Territory rendered a decision releasing
apostles Young, Darlington and Cannon
from prison, after Al incarceration OF
nearly a month. They were imprisoned
for contempt in refusing to turn over to
the receivers Sl43, 900, the property Of the
estate Of Brigham Young. Before leaving
the Courtroom they were served with
papers demanding that they return $780,
900 Of the property. The case comes up
tomorrow.
stiIl Keeping Up the Farce.
WASHINGTON, August 20.
The President having received charges
against Federal officials in various parts OF
the country, for active interference in the
management Of political conventions, has
written a letter announcing that his former
order on the subject will be enforced.
Canada Excited.
QUEBEC, August 30.
This afternoon the Legislative Council,
by a vote Of is to 7. threw out the supply
bill by q resolution which calls on the
Lieutenant Governor to change his advis,
ors. There is great excitement in political
circles.
Racing at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, August 80.
At the Monmouth Park races to-day,
Beata won the t~hree-quarter OF a mile
dash, Castanet second, and Charita third
Time, 1884,.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30
NOTICE
Contractors and Builders.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL MON
ID A SEPTEMBER 1. 1879. at 9 O'Clock A. NJ,
for the removal OF the Public School Building
from its present site to the street in the rear
Parties wishing to contract for its removal, can
learn particulars Of either of the Trustees.
4. SkILLMAN,
Clerk Board Of Trustees.
Eureka, August %, 1879. Au3o-2t
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RN w s.
aY TELEGRAPH.
l~srrorAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY sKsrrsEL.l
The Everlasting Panama Canal.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM FARCE.
FORCE OF PUBLIC OPINION.
A Suggestion Concerning n Cali
fornia Election.

WASHINGTON, August %.
There are no special negotiations IN pro-
gress between this country and the Central
American States with regard to an inter
ocean canal. When the present American
Minister to Nicaragua and Costa Riea was
appointed he was instructed 10 keep the
matter in view, and take any advantage
which might turn up to secure a conees-
sion. This was merely : continuance OF
the policy which has been pursued Tor
years Nicaragua has been ready to grant
the right Of way for some time, but Is dis
posed to be somewhat extortionate IN her
demands and wants the lions share OF adj
vanlages to herself. Costa Rica claims the
right. to have q voice in the matter also,
inasmuch as her territory borders on the
south shore of Lake Nicaragua which body
Of water viii form part OF the proposed
canal. 1t is believed az the State Depart
mens that affairs are in such q condition
that the necessary concessions can readily
be secured Whenever 3 company Is formed
which Is willing to pay the price demanded
by the two Governments named IL Is also
believed that the agitation Of the French
scheme will have s tendency TO lberalIze
the views Of these Governments and make
the final negotiations. whenever they shall
be undertaken, much easier TO consum-
mate
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
WANTED

WANTED
A r THE pHENIx MINE. 800 Cohp'
"A GOOD MAHOGANY WOyn, PENDENT.
WA. ARLINGTON, suPe' jels-tf
Euysks, Juas ~, ssIss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-30

Lone BRANCH, August %.
At the Monmouth Park races to-day,
Beata won the th~ree-quarter Of a mile
dash. Castanet second, and Charita third.
Time, 1885,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31
lB WIDE AwAKEl New SPRING Styles

WIDE AWAKE! New SPRING STYLES
BOOTS AND SHoEs.-The largest best selected,
ana cheapest stock Of boots and shoes ever offer.
ed in this market.
Every man ought to consider where be can
get the most value for his money. a penny
saved IS penny earned. All We ask cur friends
snd patrons is 10 favor US with call, and con-
vince themselves of the fact thst we csn meet
The demands CT all.
We are resolved to sell our goods a. so small
profit that the people must buy.
Thereby enabling US to keep Our stock always
sessonsble.
A failure TO examine our stock is an opportu.
nifty lost.
We csn make it to your int; IS. to trade with
US.
Our goods are bought from frst Misunderstanding
double prof! snd giving our customers the
benefit
Couotry merchants will find to their sdysr.
tage 10 examine our stock from which equally
good selections can be made at prices that will
compare tsyoTsby with those of the northern
cities.
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 % to 8 %
:, Lasting Foxed l25 to 5 10
Polish II lOOto 2OO
!, Is to 90
Slippers in CREST variety Is to 2 90
mems Ca:t boo!s / 60 to 10
Go"ise Snves (Solit) 90 to 81
Misses Misses Boots 1000 l 30
OhlIufens oecs ~ to sc
NO. III King Street,
Aleysndris, Va.
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ALEXANDRIA July 81, 1879

To Me editor Of the AlecaRdrin Gazette:
10 the q ute t yesturiay, the 81 b inst
you say The s13tssi2us are tcandali:cl that
such 6 s,aucoh an! di.;in1 uisned memoer Of
their chu ch as Judge Oa!d should be i'm pIi-
Gated IN Guc.iug star" 10 the same i.s1e
you publish the CORE spondeucc between d..
George aud Judge Ouid.
have rcsd that correspondence with care,
and fOd ucthins il i that fre-nylcr,ans Gao
feel he has cG|adea 6pdmca, dSgraceG then
but ca the Uthtr hauu must sc mIIe The mora.
courage std high chris,an character be os-
played 10 :ayirg 70 D.. G .orge: Il did DOT
iottDd 10 Iuptach TIC EooOr or iotcgriy ct
yourself CT 'amlly. CT to libel or irsul: hem
aud that 4 had doae so | would retrsct tie
same
d. George says: THAT apo!ogg is sa'isl.c
tory to NE Have Prc.tyte.iaos sufficient
cause TO 'titk tbcy have been "s.sudal.z j. y
II 50 VIII Ikutk you or the,u to p .iat Gu the
'Straci sui ai>iI = ihe assariJu, for confess
III 100 Gu 20 ste i; sLG If ycu satisfy nc
The Juds" couiCup,a!ed seadng o. sec Ding @
Challenge L shall at ouee advise him 10 t,ipp
forward an otteGiog Of f)8,rs to be srrecd 90
the altar. Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31
zNDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVFRT7sEP

TAKING MfD!cINE.-Tbe Memphis drug
gis.s snd the Memphis physicians, IN TIT
prtstr. yellow isVer panic 10 tia! city, lutte /!
earnestly Haraiug the ciiz,ns who remain a1c
Tho cannot get awsy agsirst tie common
vicious practice Of 5reskicg DOM their systems
aud detiitstICg their health by taking medicine
with tie idea Of Irevenltg be inroads OF the
lever. This placiic. is SAID t. b. very general
aud 1t works great !, jlfy. \ firm ct diui g ST:
Wfte to The Memphis Appeal TO protest against
ibis lrrat!ocai eut rjnlscuou: Use OF msdlo!ots
which they say they have had ample oppcriu-
DIties If O0sIr:log within the psss few days.
''Pecp'e," they sag, "1bo are p!rf:c'iy we'll,
seem teteru.iued t. dis urb au tear !hlit Or
gsDisms 8lth pateot medicinal ase9s. uooer
tie dcluS'oo that thy sre preTenuVes OF sick
usss Msoy literally gorge themselves with
such powerful drugs as caomel. b,usmass.
liver" SD are surprised of they fad their
digestion. the mos. important function of the
hum,o tody, cut Of order shortly afterwards,
10 spite CT themselves. Tnis is ysly SET
b talk, and applies to Other people besidG 8
those exposed to yellow fever epids mic. The
propensity Of most peroots, especially The least
upon themselves aud turn their rebtous
stem chs toto spothecsry shops is something
wonderful. II IS fact that M ,riiy OF meu
and large msjJIity OF women no, only like 10
take pills themselves, but to administer them
to Others. lG domestic practice it is Q most as
comn0n to take physio IS to say ones pTaytrs,
yet probably 10! one 10 huodred Of those v DO
thus dose themselves brt would be better with
out the pause0us noslrum they have swallowed.
Such persons should remember what the dy5
pFp"c ltaiao ordered TO be Inscribed upou lis
tombstone: Il wa3 w.l.-l sought to be bet.
teT-here | aw." The simplest regimen OF
cature is worth far rore than aoy arl,G;lai p,o.
ply lsZis, a1d the Tue If temperance in all
thirg3 apples quite as much to pills ard 20
uors as 70 mofu familiar dco3c:ions.
IHE LOVE OF 4 Mother The Scranton Re.
publican tells s touching story Of poor cd
woman VINO hsunts The depot about tho time Tia.
the trsns arrive, aud gszss at the faces CT tho
lnconilg passengers rs il expecting some one.
turing tie civil war her or V son, young man
upon whom lie fsirly dotted, Was killed in on
OF the ho:tes: engagements. and the news of his
death SO preysd upon her mind as to disturb the
poor Womsns reason. Ever since then she goes
~ the depot once or twice week - meet the
incoming trains, in the hope TINT he will come
10 her. At other times End on sil other subjects
seems entirely sane but she sometimes thinks
tnst her SON will come back, and TO satisfy tue
hope that never dies, ana in tho depth Of that
love which never f.dnS, the poor mother con-
tlhues to 90 on her sad mission with as much
earnestCess rs thouk [ sno were performing h so!.
emn religious duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31
CO.u.n EKCY-Tk.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, July 3l.-Tho mar.
Ike! 10 day Was II shade frmer, and prices for
Grain have slightly advanced. Flour is in light
receipt, .nd prices are unchanged The receipts
of Wheat $40 good End G;0J bushels were II ,,-
ed and sold at lC3, l0i and los for Fultz, and
lCG, lO3 sad 100 for Lancaster Cora is SCARCE,
aud The only III -rirgs to-day, which were small,
brought G8 for white Nothing doinc in Rive,
and i55 bushels 0, Oats sold at s..
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American Cattle.

OTTAWA. Ont, July 81 1t is stated lat The
Dominion Government have determined not
to renew the order in Council prohibiting the
importation OF American callls to the five east.
efn provinces. Tho present order will OK pire on
the 9Th Of september next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

ARM BROKEN "A ten year cd s:n 0! Wal.
.tc, Wa1z r, c lored, VITO has Il blacksmith
shop Oh top ci Sl'cl's Hill, fell RON wagon
On Tuesday ,v-nipG and btCk, bis arm. Dr..
Gibson was scot Tor and set the il ilted mom-
Ter, AID the patient 5 doing we'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

LARGE ENCCgSIOH. The steam.r J41c
M0seIey caIird dpwu Wy large crowd Ct
IasSet ( re to Blackstone ; Land this lnOrbog
The patiy rtp,rlcd h,r. hat ovsr three hun.
Cred passengers wa:c reused il Georgetown
the toa havirg her iul! conpmcut On toayd.
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Z CCSL NE TVS.

:, WEATHER PROBABILITIES, july 81, lS79-
FoI The Middle, states partly cloudy weather,
ara 10 inc soutn4Fn portions li8h. rains winds
Eeneraly from east to south, AID slight changes
N temperature snd barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

The AIMS House -fne Committca on TIC
Poor OF tie Ciy Couccl. az stated in the &.
tie, v I'D the AiUs House las: Evening" and
supeTntc0dci Inc u D'us ever cr tho esla0
isl IN ut u the rev gu ycrlnicnleoi. They also
INSPECTED the bulldog sbi 'ou3d that con.i!
nbi5 en- luot OF rcpsirs you'd hayj 20 be y1aie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. July 3d.
Offerings Vi 2U7 head vi Csttio, all Of which wer
sol1 at 3ta41c per ID zoo Sheep and Lamb
were sold at 4,4!s per 10 tur old Sheep, and +
51c per b Tor Lambs. 10 mich Cows sold d. :
sS4) esch. Market good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

FEAST CT IT. lGyATUs To Cay is c.o
hra'cd il tie Ua'hO;c Church as his least o!
ST. l1uariu' Ct L,ycI1, the fu0der Of tie So
oirty Ct J,,u'. II l,,u:t> ~ .hry are mere
COMMONLY kpUnn. lie priests attached 10 ST.
Mays Cnu CO, 10 tins cl =, beog nem 5ers Of
the Sgcisly, Will havt sptc al services on Sue.
day Dcyr, canine N ,Ta'irc Of the least. ADD q
pauervric Of he Saiat vii be pr. sche ty
Rev d.. Ryan, OF ST.. Matthew's Churoh, f
Wa.bl0y,0o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

tbs lnON SPGING "A tumbtr Of lmpOgecs
Of the ". 4 y. i. L. and other pers,ns To-
tcIested have raised a su5,cftut0u H.. tins our
pose Of aichlrg cv;r The uc8 ion .p:irg, n -ar
the clcal. aui Of paving the space therca5uu',
80 as TO make it more bcc,,sICle Tor the large
number Of ldc- aud ctircu who daily visit
the pla1.
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SaratGwn sSaCoS.

SARATcGA, July 81 -Bram bic won the frst
race to-day, Rochester the seco.d md Vsgrsnt
the third. In the st:epe chase Trouble was
victorious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

Police lTEM5-rhc foIoTi0g cases have
ben reported slice yesterday:
George Gay, c,l1rtG, t-r disjrl,r ,y coz
dur, Wa in,d Md held Ter payment
n4tll P.yLr. col j. 'or tho same CHy@s,,
rlc~iv d The sam, seUIcLce
Frank k,ng, co!O!ct, j locked np by a
f4IhAx CouHy constable Tor r,bocry cJnl.
mltc0 10 that cOGGty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

RoEBIR .-Dutiog the absence OF the fani.
Ig, last "'&nt, the res!dsuc5 Of VI. Joh1 rrcss.
ltr, on Oioaoco street, Dear ST.. Ass,h, was
entered b. Il i9vaa, who pl1c2i ladder axaiost
Ih3 rear Of ID" house. AID elected al cntraLce
through "a K Slaios. They lt,er broke opeo
a truLk spi stole n'5u; $lTJ 10 uonny, wlIh
Wh!cl ih.g la4dcc lnc G,attfr was reported
% tie po'Ise. aud hCus; IN the nclghborh sod
vas searched tbs morUlng tu: The nuGey va
not lou ID. uor had Ii been st last ac1iuI,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

Nbca he disorders OF bebyhooi attack your
baby Use at once DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and
o nlc, It's rapid ADD beneG:i,I effect. Pic, IS
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

Mr.. q. + Price viii ha7o ct hi: s,sI! io The
market to morrow . fine lot Ct Spanish uack-
trel and salt water talors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

AVcid the Very appearance Of heat BY hsrrg
your stoves stored and kept uotl winter st
Siansouly's, correr OF kpg sod Columbus St.
CaI and SEQ thtir new revolving Top Cock
Stove. mv13
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-31

TNHE MOST HUMOkOUS BUOhSOF THE
- DAY.
morous ILLUSTRATE rs by Fcost; 75c.
Random Shots, by same suthor; 75c.
S7srcS's Lessons liz Phonosrsphy, (short-
hard writ'ng)i 81
1houe hts Tor the Freside and the School, BY
Rev. j. B. Gross $l25. ~
Markof. by Henry Grsvills S1.sO.
ms Ghost of Redbrook 81 Is.
:, 3 mere Adventure. Eoyel, By EIzay Hav;
DDe!nod, aromsnce, by w. II. Bishop; 81 25.
Glare and Bebo, d ncvsl, by tne author Of
"6ear!s Desire" Co.,
Inc In = ooss Temptation, by Emile Lois; ST. Is.
ElItels, latter and The Counsellor; l5c
~ So1or Blindness, its Dangers ard Detection, by
:; oeaslde' Lakeside and Franklin Square puo-
llcstlonsi additions daily.
a full assortment of papetrias from 1O,. IS? 50
Job lot cheapest paper and envelopes in the
ota's; GEO. X. FRENCH.
Jelo 9o King st
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BALTIMoRE.Jy 3l.-Va Gs old -; DO des -; do
cons'd g., do "a surios p; vs. lO.4O 49!; pas.
due COUPONS tCs bid 10 day. Sugar steady aud
finn; 4 soft 81 81. Cotton dull /; middlng III
Flour steady old unchanged. Nhest-Sou!h.
ern steady ind dull 8! the close; Western active
and bgder c osng steady; Southern red us,
lG9i do amber llO.ll2; No l Marylard ll2! !;
NJ Western WHIT. rod spot rud JuGy lit
aug ITO! .llts; Sep. 1llsllli Corn-:Oulhern
steEdy tor white; yelo4 nomin.l Western
nrmer; Southern white 81; do yellow so; West
ern mixed suot end july At; Au.us. 4s ,4Il +;
sept AZ sos; steamer Cats quiet, steady
and Unchanged. bye qles 1T tGaSS Hoy
steady and unchanged Coles quiet; kc car
goes llaall!. WnI:key dull and unchanged.
New YORK, July 81 Stocks strong. Money
2ia3 Flour quiet nLd steady. Whea. frmer
aid quiet. Corn dull aud wesk.
@---~.-zz.---an-----<a-.-
POkI OF ALEXANDRA, JULY 81. 1879.
sun rises.............. , sun >ets.......... 10
AlBlVsD.
Str Jane Mcssey, Norfolk. to + A Reed,
Scor Grey Esgl5, Washington, to j z Asrow
s. Go. SOU"
CLEARED.
Str W Thompson. lower Po!c, By FAEe2d,
SIr Mattano, lower Pot'c By j Brodars & Co.
E Sehr Grey Eagle. Norfolk, by John p Aguew
" Scor Geo c a Travels, Baltimore. by Geo Y
MEMORANDA
Schr Babcock. hence At Boston :Oh,
SChr Washington cleared from ptilsdelpbjs
Tor Washington 30th.
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PfES}NAL I'll NJ DxIo Rhn has been
cream: s. u.ucl tZ;i:cmctt IN XzJo Ci.y,
Mis-, ~ his mtcpca9c1: cacGiGacy Tor Sher
ritt, as uG!!c:d at !tua;h IL .CUttct c0tunD, il a
so Of the Ia'o Henry Dx5p, who Was killed
~ DR.. j. G hlalcux, 10 THIS city. sever d
years sicc', ard il vel! koown TO mary p:Islns
here.
Alderman iE;cTy SuaU-a has pooe 20 The
lower r.y5r 10 ric2Dtrata bis health. He will
p'O5aby r:main to7 several Gc,k5.
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Can AL GuMMhkCE
ArElVed-boa:s w II Lowe ard @ 81 Stone
braker. 10 Hsnp 6 BALI Coal Co
Lepsrted-Poa.s esp. l. l. Gross ard HK
Shsner.
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ApBlY Ed.

fOkT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY III. 1879.
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EDUCATIONAL.

BETHEL oLAss1caLsat MILITARY
ACADEMY,
Near Wsrrenton, Fauquier county, virginia.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE,
UNIVERSITY OR BUSINESS,
hscommended for Location. Health, Mcr.li.y
Scholarship and Discipline
BOARD and TUITION (balf SESSION. s95 On
address, Tor Catalogue,
Maj. A. q. SMITH, Supt,
Bettel Acsden 2. O.,
y 2!-e2tSl Fauq1isr county, vs..
ROCh L N D SCHOOL FOB GIRLS.
80 SANDY sPR1SG. MD.
Jhs institution, established GA Ina c,osinr Of
e:anmore School. formerly conducted by nv
sister, Caroline 81. Miller, will reopen SEPT.
10th. a full course Of instruction will be gwen,
With Lectures upon History Bellies Leltrss aid
the Natural Sciences.
For Circulars, giving farms and other partic.
ulsrs, address
HENRY G. HALLOWELL. AN,
~ 9-eoon PRINCIPAL.
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INSANE W. Sco:t, the nan corfaed 10 j.il
ior auenpiog to pass f1rged check on thp
Bank Of Petersburg, on Mr. Henry Cox, OF
ills CITY. IS DOW believed By Dr.. VIM. CHS 20,
the physician 10 the jii, to be monomgpac.
lie has given the d cror, J siior Ciioe I'D other
parLles check FOR ys.iou3 a1ouats 90 sucdry
backs and backlog u:ea and c.ius to nave
large deposits 10 be hands cf .Mr. w. W. Co..
coTao aud Others, OF Washington. S,2tt i,
said to b: respsc;ab!y copDected, AID 20 have
been man Of con-idarabic neaos a commits.
s'oa O. u?2cy 81. p!ooaty be held o1 bis case
II L fer days
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CLEARED.

MEMORANDA.
SChr f Z Babcock. hence, At Boston :Oh.
SGhr NasalnptOn cleared from ptiladclphis
for Washington S0th.
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: UIL. . II. Cen TOMATOES, 10 cents
~ " csr, received to-day BY
my'6 j MILRTkN
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New YORK, July 81 Stocks strong Money
2ia3 Flour quiet nLd steady. Whea. frmeI
aid quiet Corn dull aud wesk.