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been los, when il should have been
won. The people are certainly moving
mis- time in force. and II utilized their
Efforts will be crosned with success.
Blt they must remember and act upon
the Jehersonian maxim. that eternal
vigilance is the price oflIoerty.
The District Safe.
This Congressional district Is safely
Democratic by iroH $50 TO 5000 ma.
joritv. our present representative
Mr.. A,herton. il the candldst" Tor re-
election, and he - making n vigorous
canvass, not only in his oSn district,
but in other parts OF the olate-
Tn. probabilities as 10 the Stsss Gre
such as Ia render the proepecsise reso u
n matter OF 49,
Profound In,sres, "a Dssst
Ohio has huctuated rcmarkably ia bsl
political preferences OF lats years. ea,'
she ia apparently on the sve d anoeheI
'nop." The current serfne - beseeelnS
in that direction. Gen. Heaeoeko a.
,raordinnry popularity, - CouWoe
man Uafhcld'n visible ctoe9oongo 4
record aud character arc svt1eooy ~
ing factors IN tho campaloAs ood ~
man knowrth what u dsf ~ oe>0(
forth" Al can say ia. the set(e ~
bf,hl TT tho psmocfaiis eoAllsaAe4A
ani tho wrltia 10 iinria9 vl1A W
hu.,ss nt ilsi, sSsl"as sarflofeegA
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ALONG THE. LAX z.

The Struggle in tho Sixth Congressional
Dis,ric,-Absurd Republican Arguments
Frank Hurd's Election Reasonably
Certain-rne state Tickets aud its Prs
pscts-A Few Words About the pivotal
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v,,'ss:It Can Be Doue,


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~ III .'>..'... ..-- s---. ..s- -rT.-5
U.I.' uu,.e' ". "a" brul,..-. ...,.j
%F %n'F '-h 90. 'H~ tSrr,y m....., -
'r.a. r,........ '.' u.- =. !
c,,.-,.. ..,' ..' 20 ".'r' ''a ..a..a.-. oi
- -. : '" '.' i,.I 90 p..... All
rn,,.,.,. ~, "l's " .-.'er chance. tan ,a..,sp.
members ~ A4'''4'ha.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02

ls e. y5rv 'r'utIc Domo Of the
e. ....H I.,as Stra lIuZ Every
N.... .. a..E..s state tlr Garfield
Q ..., A. .H' bad a, tns Prcseut
s..w q 90 gr. .Spsc's OF 'Ho i ng
'-..- r-.... Cr.-rsssneu Wall be
A. .. Eg. 90 DIVIDED
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
second Ensri Of LIE

a. public speaker. the svn,icaan st'
ouitisL himself nohly. and senc II "ar
older heads hst better lS,'k ueli g. ise'r
lsurpls Nt, Saith AS kdhsei e'
lion. II. leonard ia q M'ei hsi shls
.r,>h A num,~F " e,Aes sresss',
~rrp ptuspn,. taI psiss - ,ss stersss
L The hear the seetips si'.af~ei q.
~hs ,As,,,jrs.e' Fs~.SSs ,hs, u e.s s,>>'
10 have i,eSH thefv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02

An Interesting Review Of the State Of
Affairs in Berkeley, h"rgan and Jener-
son Counties. from an Independent
Standpoint
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02

I'IAI -,-...I. It
Cooper U~rntach
revived A,otcs !
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Fo'ding Up To. Bio ody Shirt
Thorough orrniIition sud Earns
wCrx

a. has been effected by Wood county
Democrats during the present campaign.
After the parade the meeting ~ss organ.
irai a, the vIgsam by the ssir-ciioa o'
pr. Alexander ~ Chairman, Who intro
Guc,,! =. the first -prisrr L. letter
>mI'h. Esl Oi our city.
Mr. Smith Is a young and r'sins m.m'
her Of the Wood cCuaiy Tar sn made .
bret and stirring sp-rch. reversing The
ISSUES involving In tins csmnaisn, and
considering that this - bat the
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THE WESTERN RESERVE.

AsI, App ars to q Forest City Observer
Considerable Dissatisfaction Apparent
AmInZ RsDubEcsns-A Considerable
Reduction IN The r MsiorIties Looked
For The Third Term snuboers Of
GirH-ld Democrats Anticipating Con,
sder,bls Gans-U Unblushing Use of
Money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-02
A Triangular Fight.

The con .s' IN Berkeley on the coun.
~ tlcke, viii b" close, and while II ia
my opinion the ,lck.r, or th. greater
part oi i, will pnii through. We, there IA
no data for making safe rslculs,ion
The Gr.enbsrs vD," I' quite a factor in
the county, and 1t l. impossible 10 tell
whether twill nos' hurt the D-n,cra,.
or Republicans II will draw I,rvsiv
from both parties, but from which mos,
il problem tia, none seem sbl. IA
solve.
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A MONSTER AFFAIR.

We Mean tho Democratic Meeting Down
In Muskingum Couuty-The Blaine
Rally Not Brilliant Success Popular
En,hus asm VS. Money-A Good Round
Democratic Majority Anticipated in the
Sixth District Prospects Bright for
lang's Election.
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ysua,.. s.s,,.ass, "a s.a,la.,....

ils.s sgs ss.sa.ali bai Het -Hy p'sfs. a.
iL-H lNst-rst ttssrit.t'Ha AL ssit;
i8s, s,lGsrt shiei, t-sfis 4 b.ttls h-s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08
BOARD OF Supervisors.

mo Board of Supervisors of tho County wsro
in scssion two days last wock, settling with the
administrators Of Jefferson Tacoy, lsto County
Treasurer, from which it appears tho late Treas
urcr collected S2,lG7 10 State tax, S2,QCG %
county levy. SI0i 9G county school ta1, ST, 1872 70
district school tax, and $685. 20 road tax, leaving
uncolloctod OF tho revenue for 1879 Sl,1Ol +, :;
State tax, S"SES 81 county levy, 1858 GS county
school Tax. 81 2GS TG dieGict school tsx, and
S7OS Is road tex. From tho balance sheet il .p-
pears that ,hero wss on tho let Of February bal.
ances to the credit of tho various flnds IS fol.
flows: Officers fund $3.50 DC; poor fund S2Sl g ;
Jurors fund 81 81: il li,rson rosd fund SIT 70;
Jehrrson schcol fund $3.50 %; Arlington school
fund S923 40; Washington school fund $3.50 90,
and on s3rno date tho balances duo TO Tscoy
were Az follows: From general fund $3.50 II,
contingent fund 81 81. ruUetviscrs' fund SIT 10
Arlington road fund $3.50, Washington road
fund S5O So; therefore in order to make nal
settlement IL was necessary TO transfer The
amounts t credits Of tho oiiic6rs' fund, pocr
iund, Jurors fund.- Jefferson road fund.- and
VIZ IL If the school funds to tho general, con.
tinRont. supervisors snl road funds, leaving q
balance Of monies on hand (school funds) of
81 GEO &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08
LOCHk RKEI.yTSEs

The steamer George Ieary will 70 On hor
Monday. '''N' " a.
Inc ALI xandIia Gamo Prost ctiVo Asst CT .lion
viii meet to night at u o'clock.
Tho new boiler for the steamer Bella Nav
was Pike 10 nosition Saturday morning bv
Mrasrs. Pettitt & German.
Il. M. Bradley, en- Past Grand Worthy Pa
trlach Of tho Sons Of Tomperar C, of Wasi iDg
lon' was IN tho city to day.
Miss Mary Sutcr and her guest, Mis-, Willie
iriioe, OF l!Yr chburg, are o. a visit TO their
friends ln Georgetown. ~
The Friendship Fire Company will mott To-
tight. WIZ 'no'' W
James Calvert was married 10 Miss Jane
".Hs W heV. MIR. Graham yesterday ever log
3 a. i. Leigh, tho young man who deserted
rom inc U. 5. ship Saratoga and c,me to this
Guy ana attempted to Commit suicide, has re-.
oolvod his difchsrgo from the navy,
;, Nlnoy franklin, the old colored woman who
uied hursday morning. was buried Yesterday
atcfGoon. The iunoral was attended by large
c'oEd, both white and colored.
Inc alarm Of fro last evaIirg about G o'clock
WAS ciuscd by burning chimney on Wolfe
street, between Leo and Fairfax.
There will DO mott;ng of the stockholders
OF tho Alexandria Light Infantry Building 20,
10 night at tho armory of that company.
Inc store door Of Downham e. Green, on tho
lower end of King street, was found omen last
DIGIT about 10 o'clcck, but on examination
nothing vas missed.
,dcorsc Arlington, the man who was wound
90 80 severely while out cunning last week that
his leg had to DO amputalcd, is rapidly i'm.
proving.
.lparSon Massey, Auditor cf tho State will
WIN speak IN this city next Saturday night
whom reorganization of tho readiuatets nart1
will take plaoo. ''
Southern tour. "'- ALVIN LIS
y, Rev; Mr.. Sharp announced last nisht that
H ~ hev. Bishop White would be at that
services. N will "'"'ioh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08
Mothers Mothers Molhcrs,,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of vour
ro't by. sick child suffering and CRYING with The
extruclatlDg pain of cutting teeth If so, % st
s PEG ana ct bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW WIS
In:OoOIAlNG SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
t tlsIle sufferer mmedistely-depend upon it
there ls no mntske tbout it. There ia NOT 81
mother on earth who hss ever used it who will
no. tell you at once that it will regulate the
coSes, and give rost 10 tho mother, and relief
ana health to tho child, operating like magic,
is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pieas
Ins 20 me TASTE and is the prescription of one of
IN the United States. Full directions for main"
WIN accompany each bottle. None genuine un.
iesss tho tsc.simile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
Is son on inc outside wrapper. Sold by ali Medicine
neaeis. nty-ive cents bottle Beware of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

FG7HE FOLLOWING PROTEST. has beon
4 banded il to the Rnslsh Comm i..oo Of the
Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Rsilrosi Com
pany:
Stock EXCHANGE. LONDON, March LIST, 1897
Gentlemen We, the undersigned. holders of
and representing holders Of above Sl,6CO eco
consolidated bonds OF the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio K. K. Co, at present represented by
certificates Of your Committee appointed in 1876
by the then boIdholders, and presided over BY
Sir II. w: Tyler, 6esiro to point cut thst ic
holding ih5s" certificates we do not wish to be-
under.lood TO acIuiasce either in tho scherlo
proposed ty your Go;2m;!.oe, or 20 your subst-
qucnt proceedings, hut lhst, On the coc!rsry, We
snail hold ou!soives at liberty 20 represent our
views before tho proper Court, whenever nccss-
ssry. Si2rcd,
FOSTER & BRAITEWAIT'E.
HESELTINB, POWELL. i O..
VIVIAN, GRAY g. co.
Is q. GOLDSMIB,
JOHN TAYLOR s. CO.
WALhER, RUSSELL, Sc co
HELBE9T. WAEG E CAMPBELL
TOM NIGkALtS t. co.
BUETuWlCk Walk s. co
CREWS Sc LlCHTEE3TADS.
+. l. SLOUS,
HAES s. SONS,
j.. MESSED s. co
GOWAN & MAIN.
r.. 4 TWYCkOSS.
Ii is understood that hese dissentients give q
general support 10 tho Dutch Commute, Eb8 q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08
asmItin,nrC a"nfcrcnre NJ. T.. ChureI,
SONfil.


At tho session Of the Baltimore Conference
Of tho NJ. T.. Church. in Baltimore on Saur'
day, Page Milburn and Harry Boggs, dcacons
OF the first class. were passed to daaoons of tho
sccoDd class.
lewis H. Brown was elected to dCacou's or.
dcrs.
The following deems wtro elected to elder
orders: John N. Rawlings, Alexander
Biclaski. VIM. w. Van AlsIae, Jeremiah r,
pardew, Samuel S. Wilson. Charles A. Jones.
Local preachers elected to dccnn's orders: -
solomon : y. Foster, of Sailors Union Bethel,
Baltimore; j. i. Scarborough. Hartford cir.
cult; Chas. q. Isasc. of ELLIOTT City station.
Continued on trial IIawis J.. Brown, ,Jamcs
9. Nicholson, Osborne Belt. George G. Buc)n,
frank &. Porter.
The ConfereLce VIE addressed by Mcssrs.
Wood and QllnD, the latter Prussisn, saying
that 81 years ago he landed in Baltimore. Ilo
camo from Prussia young missionary, intend
ing to convert PrOrCslsDts TO the Catholic
Chulch. TO day ho was truly converted TO tho
Protestant Church himself. lie had left tho
Catholic Chuloh twice, but lett il lot coed Gu
tbs 18th of July. 1866.
MIR. Wood said he had been priest il tho
Catholic Church Tor ever ten years, and had
been led 10 change lis religious C rnv.cious after
careful study of The New Testament, fndog
that the Catholic Chulch did not accord with it
either in dtc;riDo or rrlotic,. lie ard the
others engaged in tho reform movement did not
intend to form distinct stc5 unless the Protea'
iaDt ministers and laymon so advised, but 10
direct these who como over from the Catholic
Church to uoite themselves with existing de-
nominations according to preference. lilo DO
llevcd That if they he'd the mtaas to clrIy on
tho work they could have fifty Chatho!ic priests
working with them 10 four months.
Rev. NJ. b. Hyde. in charge Of T. mission
church in Ogden, Utah Territory. addressed the
conference 10 behalf OF that church.
A communication conveying Christain greet
ing from the Washington Conference (colorcd)
vas presented by the Bishop. and the S:c:ctcry
on motion of Rev. w. s. Edwards, wns directed
to transmit reply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

I'm! hesring Of them sll that when Fairs "to,n
Sll TO pieces" other men will be in fragments
Too small to be discovered by the MICROSCOPIC
ana commend this piece to tho readers of the
GiZete, not because Of its merits, but because i,
does JUSTICE TO Mr.. FAIR without being in the
slghtest degree derogatory to Mr.. Mushbsch
anu Ior the same reason as X for it a place in
the e. Ute. ('R~ssrnw
Richmond, March 9th. 1850
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

Bone SPAWN ON VALUABLE uoRsE.-
b!i,lercd, Ercd rowclled, and did every thing
without. any benefit. 2 noighbor advised me 10
try Giles Liuiment, bought quart bottle.
To my intense satisfaction the bony deposit dis
appeared, also the lamcEess
IL. h. EDWARDS, Park Hotel, Gees IMPORT, N. J,
Send to DR.. Giles. 10 West Broadwsy, N. Y,
Tor pamphlet containing fall information. Giles'
Pllis cure kheumatlsm. Trial bottles 25 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08
LOCAL. MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Much G. lS,0
For the Middle St.tos rising, followed by f.llrr
oaro meter, lower temperature northeast To-
occasional rains. va"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

HE OUTRAGE IN TIE COUNTY. i his moro
!oe between seven and eight clock, e O. l1rcd
constable from the county brought to The Jail
"a 'h'S city Icgro boy named Robt. Twyman,
I"alEc4 with the attempted outrage on Hiss
,,,rscphlne COnkliBg, who lives near Arlington.
it' CCbkilnc, young girl about 6ltcen years
.r' Is the daughter CT Mr.. Jolcph r. CoDkn
.0F' gentleman who has rcocnlly moved TO
,1' county, said to DO tho cousin OF Senator
,olN'rE. The boy charged with the assault
+UoNI fourteen years Of nGc. light COM
ayAoacd, heavy set negro. The young lady
n's teurt ing from school. whca the negro met
at! Ia lid, near her house. and assaulted
",'' Nnocklng her down and considerably in.
,I''oy Ter person. The young lady, being older
'm"o INC boy, resisted bis brutal assault, and
i'si5odGd 10 beatirg hin eff. before he accom-.
s.o his purpose. Tho boy then msdo his
p.:'I,e' BUS he Was arrested near tbs Long
; a;'ISo Saturday evening and lodged safely 10
,i,.G lI'' city this morning. Tho constable
4 r-' 1EIusht him lG, T,tb3ts AIIoo. gave evil.
',.ta OF last travel. liz placed lin 10 charge
,r ,rc J'i!cF, AID departed immediately without
, r,t hoy account Of thu arrest. and tbs boy
,, 50 ,so much frightened TO talk, which gave
w. ~ runners Of o mob following on behird.
,-,r"o ..'S'ocs Brown and Porry, accused Of the
.r,4' we're car1led before the young lazy, md
,s..- "'eu mat neither Of them was the guilty
Ill., ."' "nen mo boy TwymaD wss hrou ght
q" nfl aC0cG tho immediately identified him
-" joJ0g tend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

ES- There will DO meeting Of the stock
holders of the Alexandria Light Infantry Build
ing Company at the armory Of the A. L.. l., on
Monday evening March 9Th, al p. M, for the
purpose of organizing. All persons vino have
prepared 10 pay irstinstsl,nent on each share Q!
stock a full attendance is requested.
ma12.td By ORDER or COMMITTEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

Our lumber merchants will have to bcstir
thcmse yes and keep trd, q, home. A wagon
load ct drcssfd lumber was brought here les
wctk from Washington for prominent build
or. This ought not to be,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

Moro explosions and fires havo occurred in
81. Petersburg, 10 which several policemen lost
their lives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

AERUrT TERMINATION OF THE "FIPTEEN
FUZzLE Tho whole country at present has q
mania on tho Fifteen puzzle" and every little
boy who has the slightest ingenuity has made q
Set and is exhibiting it around. This morn
'rg there might have becn seen small group
OF boys gathered around ycuogster on Prize
street. who had dropped bis jsck plane and
saw in order 10 show how he could do tho puz
zle, and 20 doubt would have succeeded had
not The stein patcrlamiIias, regardless of the
rruIog genius Of his yOuupstcr, crept bchird
hin. knocked numbers snd box in tho street.
aud with lath accelerated his movements to-
wards shop near by where they both wore
,loyed. aOd arriving there mach was CO.
tered into 10 which the old X nlemati como cut
victorious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

NOTlOE-The cops1tnershin bo,o,oco-,-
- islIng between j. 4. JANNEY and HR ~
~; ~ r. DUI1 IN tho steamer ARLINGT0N 10
Ia MM gay dlSso!yed by mutual consent. Osnts -
W6 a. ntOhHhE and OLIVER UN6KR.
;ntere, nave We lately purchased Henry F. Dutys
}. T. Jsnney, will hereafter run the 'a asi S WIN
on On ner oid route between Washington, AIersn.
ora on occoqusn the Potomac rysr
For freight apply to ''''''
NH o 40, Captain WIN. TURNER
- H- -eoo. Occoqusn, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

..,,' ' II, ,hELiEF FUNp.-rho following has
i H. ''Ii'lGd to u. 3. iIsroe, esq, Treasurer
s,,j URN ward commi;tec-F. E. 800, Third
..rlo; S%Y,inulttce-R. Il. H., 81; First wa,d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

ty,.', ''cL English Condition powd RI ore tho
c.rs,t,E Ghcapes! and les: ever used. ard |
u,ios ,', ny recommend them to the public. By
ho,s"s t"cnl | hav3 made and kept all nv
lo, o ,a' snd h9hl thy, and every season before
IS;r une Or Eo!e By Colo AID Lung Fever.
ycss >I leo IF. BothreilI, Proprietor City Ex
''> io"nsend street, Baltimore, Nd
ma G,3f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

IT WILL Ee SEEN by referring to the STATE =
mcnt OF the settlement of tho board Of Super
visor4 ct tho colnty Of TIE ACCOUNTS of tho
late treasurer that about 81. l6O of county
levcs aud 81 100 Sat, lakes for tho year
ISL? AFRO yet uncoIlcctcd. therefore tho rotcotly
appointed county treasurer will have the unpIea
SAINT duty to perform cf ''pusbiog' the delin-
Incars for Immediate settlement, in order 10
cnab!o him to make His annual settlement in
June tits understood that the atlGliuistrarix
ot MIR. lacey intends to tako action to recover
tho amount q taxes advanced or assumed by Mr..
lacy during lis life time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

POLICE REpORT.-Ait.r the Gaz:tLe went TO
press Saturday evening t. f. Downham, cfa,,
aching Mayor heard tho following casos:
Gacrsc holland, for running off with Mr.. f.
Il WinSor' s buggy, was flood Sc SO
iobtrt LEWIS, for carrying concealed weapons
was ioed 5000. lIn took an appeal, and tho
c.so will como up agaia to night at half past
seven o'clock.
Jcs. Williams, for removing night sell contrary
TO law, was fined $l 50. Ii also took an ap-
peal. and his casa will bo heard again TO night.
This morning Mayor g. H. Smith presided
at tho police headquarters. and tried tho fol-
lowing cases:
John liGcklcy, c1lorcd. for beicg drunk and
dIsordcr'y, was fined S. 90, and for keeping
deg without license. was ined SIS 90.
CaTrlo West and Siss Vass for being drunk
and dlsOrdtrly. were fined S. 90 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08
MAISiSIEI1.

Nh GLIGI HID.
March 7th, 1850 at tba brides residence, b,
Rev. w. Il Graham, Mr.. JANIS l.. CAL
VERT ana Miss JENNIE L. WELLS, sill Q
this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

HS CITY DEBT To dcy briggs relief to
Alexandria. Tho Mayor has funded sufficient
bends to mako tflctiVo tho act under which
the ciy's debt Is 10 he SO hsrIily settled. This
t|r'u condition OF tLiOgs Is owing obichy TO
The energy and talent of Mayer Smith, who, ia
c'!Iutc Ion with otter Of our citizens, decny
INTERESTED in tho cly's welfare has carried out
!flt method Ct cztyIcsting her people from tho
i Load OF \ most oppressive and cou.unrg debt.
Sciupulousy careful in the iuodins of the
bonds, Mayor Smith deserves tho lhauks ind
concentration of tho community for an admins
tra'loa which rlac,s Alexatdria, financially, 10
better position than she has been for many
7earS aud which, BY a peerless discharge Of duty,
has secured to her people good order, good
credit ard a welcome &c iviiy through all the
hraI rhcs ci the muaic pal government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08
. tEClAE BARGAINS


We FIR spee. inducene nts S i1 r oin' 1881.
goods received from New York. Ph;Iaaa aSs o.
and Baltimore, bought Cor cssb 49, h.Iaaeipnia
prices, viz: All Wool Roll Rnn.9 o. very low
in,on4io Width Bunliags at CO.., var al 49, ooc,
grain Hose; Black Lille Thresd y os nach b In.
ana and Whte Hose very Desirable: Rs,o, n.scS
nose Zoe, oItra cheaT; Mcurninr HsnSsa.otH!gsn
full assortment ALI Linen Nsnkins cN, ~ Ieis.
great bargains in Quilts. 81 50 each (yrsn a.,
. .aress, very choice; Madras Ginshsms n nos,
s;y:es; hamburg EdSings; large STOCK Of T nsw
, ols. sreat Jno; also smother invoice of thnso
Two button Kid Gloves al 35,: Faint. T.. sI Use
diSVas and buttons, Warranted, ''' A'u
10 country Merchants and Others-We bo,o
o largo stock OF HEAVY GOODS sneooI,,
suited 10 their trado, bought before tho orost
vance Tor cash. and wo arc prens-ad - .H " AZ
chosr Call and examine stock. " 'o' 'e'S
upu II. f. BRASHEAR.
nj, p. 'ioof''s. No. 100 King street.
~ {. Alexandria, Va:
HAEEnWARE FOE THE SPRING ny
17.- iHHV' AZ Is King. corner of Royal stroat
aleIanuris, va. J. r. CREIG HT0N G. Gov
Tnoiesale ana rtta'l dealers in HARDWARr'
o. are now r0ctlslng their Spring sunoiv of
sToos III tneir limo. embracing large and veIi
setecseo assortment, nearly all of which wsra
pIIcnasoI lor fGturo delivery prior to the nrso
ADVANCE IN prices, tho benei. OF which wa *. ~
give our customers. Msny Of the goods VIZ az" ava
wiing 70 retail a. less than factory prices. Per.
SONS VINO deslre TO purchase will please give IA
|" cali, Inc goods and prices will speak for ihora
serves serves DON'T forget, IS King corner of ROYAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-08

IuE CENTENNlAL.--To mprro7 will J., the
oent:nDlal Anniversary OF the lorulaii1n of tie
munIc,pa! government If Alx1udlil. The
town bell end tho church bells will nag a.
Twelve O'Clock, end a grant, torch light prcc s.
slon, cooslslog Of al tho fro department. the
military, and other organ .iions. = i'll take place
at seven o clock at night followed by public
meetlng at Sarenia Hall, at which VIM. +.
Carne, esq vii d,lictr 40 address On the
history OF the city, and Henry b. Whittington,
ESQ.,, one OF AltxlDdria's Oldest Inhabitants,
viii read on appropriate po(m. The ALI xlndria
Light lotant,y, hcafod by tho AicxlnCiIia
NJ uslca Asst cation. will cscjlt tho members
OF the City Council to heir position 10 tho line
OF the procession. The committee having tho
matter IN charge will meet again tonight to
complete tho ARRANGEMENTS for tho dou.onstra.
ton to- morrow night, ADD rqnsi tho attend
anco OF the ushcr4 appointed to take charge OF
the hall at tho public mceIioe. Senator L. l.
Smith has written a lsttor to Mr.. Il. V. Rsh-
ellie, chairman Of the committee. stating that
should it be 10 his powcrit will afford him great
pleasure to DO present. Tho demonstration
will ba one of the best that has over taken
place IN this city, and it is thought that large
number Of WashinetoniaEs will be present as
thoy can como to this city on tho seven O'Clock
train and return to their homes at tweivo.