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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16
M EDIC1MAL.

~ a Family Medicine
Young and Middle Aged Ladies suffering with
cles, Ringing in tho Ears, Spacks before tho
Eyes. Spssms. Hysterlcs Pslpitation cf tho
Heart. Indigestion, Melancholy. Low Spirits
Dependency, Headache, Sleeplessness, Evil
Forebodings, Cold Hands and Feet, take DR.,
Dodd's Powders.
Old Ladies who are debilitsted ard nervous
with weak body. and digestive organs dieordored,
causing loss of appetite, impoverished blood,
&C., try Dr. Dodd's powders and you will feel
as though you had renewed your age and taken
new lease of lifs.
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kept
late hours and have been imprudont and violated
the laaos Of health and natarc until the v,gor of
life IS gone, and you ere prosrated m sutslIy and
physically and unable 10 attend to your business
or duties of life. tsks DR.. DcdTs Powders and
you will feel yourself men sgsin.
Young Men and Women with pate and haq-
gcrd faces thin III fcsh broken down in mind
and body With shattered nervous system, take
and stop TINT loss which brings On Melancholy.
FITS Insanity, Consumption aud an carly death.
They will give you health aud strength, and
increase the flesh and bring the bloom of youth
to the cheeks tranquility to the mind, and pro.
dues sound aud REFRESHING sleep.
Men and Woman who are slaves 10 Inc ueo OF
Tobacco. Liquor, Opium or Morphine take DR..
Dodd's Powders; they act as al d,ttaote snd
will destroy t1e appetite or taste for the use Of
the above sumulsnts, which is ruinous TO the
nervous system. For ssle By JANNEY s. CO.,
$50 hlnK 81. Price 81 por packsg,, or six pack
ages for SIS. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16
EOEFE SEEG.FTsrs

Ire Circuit Cour! Of Fairfsz county, now IN
session, Will adjourn to.ncr,cW & next day.
The essterly wind which set n last Monday
evening" blew heavy sill In. Ilght. and this
morning the wssthe: WAS cloudy AID cool. In
ine afternoon, however, the Clouds broke the
weather IS now very pleasant.
The c2Hmencom ent exercises If Eeie Haven
institute, MIR. Giles a. penick prn"ipsl last
night, were of a mot interesting character
=, G. Brent, Gsq delivered f. chsste and eo.
euant sddrts, before the graduating class, and
large number Of the young ladies' received
cer!itc 'tes Ct proficiency. Ju.isn Taylor, ESQ.,,
delivered the concluding address The en-
e'cisoi will be continued to-nigh!
HING CT BEAUTY. .-OCo Sunday, not long
slnco, one of our most styli=h Joung ladies
Wsllzad into church with that inimitsble grace
that Is st once the peculisrity and the charm of
the female denomination. As she took her seat.
by little behird.hand movement she arranged
her oVerskrt and then soltled herself to medi-
tate now sho looked, ani Whist the other girls
nsd on. The services concluded. she srose to
g. out Alas for human hopesl That lsst
touch on tho overskirt WAS too much; che threw
IL 100 high, and there it rested on an old mufI
which WAS serving as hustle. SO the wre:ched
S;rl Wiggled swsy, unconscious Of the joy that
filled the hearts Of the other girls who saw If.
D. e. O1cns, Druggist, A!toara, Pr, Whites:
"Df. Bulls Baby Syrup has wonderful rspu.
t.atlon, tho domand Tor it is really astonishing
Mothers will have DO other. 1t is destined 10
superscdc all other SoothiOg Syrups.
l suffered fcarfully With swoI!oa joiuts; went
On cfntcats, tried every remedy without 1ccess;
G!leb LnlmenS lodiie Ammonia cutcd NC
THOMAS MCDONNELL,
IT'S William street, Montreal.
Giles Pills euro Liver Complaint. Sold BIZ
all druggists. Sand Ter pamphlet, Trial s'z,
% cents. DR.. GILES.
l20 West Broadway. N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

TIE CONSERVATIVE REArJ LISTERS The
Conservative RescIster Cub will meet to-
righs at the Sun EGgino House. \ largo
stteuaarc' is expected. IS business os impor-
taDco will b. bEouch; up tar c!osdars.ioo.
Amocg other things it aIl be dctermiced 10
night whothoT or 10; ito club will s,ud Gc:o
gates to tho cajinstrr convention, which m e;s
ia Rlchm nd oa .tic 1th Ct Jelly mex.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

ALMOST FiIE.--A bed 10 the house Of Sir.
George Ayrc, who lives on Waiio street, be-
tween Royn and Pit, wss set Ere yesterday
afternoon, By some chGran who wero 2Iayiog
in the room at tbs timo. Fortunately. i: vas
discovered, and the flames eg;icsuishld before
much damage was done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16
CANAL COMMERCE.

hrIived-Boats Or G E Porter, A. Main, j 81
Itcknoy, n Snow, 6 Lloyd, Amman, W
barrow, 4 Bsyer. II o Claughton snd a Al
cZander, to American Coal Go; DR. Grimos and
Z Taylor, to Georges Crcsk Coal s. Iron Co.
,, Departed DR. g x Porter A Main, j.
Il >tckney, NJ Snow. e ? Lloyd, D Amman, W
harrow, L Bsyer, H Clsughton. a Alex
"hter, Emma julia, Elbe, q III Stonebrsker
and w Adams,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

ROBBERY. The grcc,ry store Ct Mr.. J. T..
DoWney coroer Fairisx md Cameron sttc2ts
was entered last night aud o552t of consider
able sum Of mobry-al tia! the drawer co..
tainod. Il 10 supposed that tho thieves entered
the back door oflhe store. This morning j as.
BraDch and SiIas Harris, Two ooorod men, we're
arrested 90 suspicion Of being tho guilty parties
aud locked up iu the station house untl this
aftornc0n wheu they had hearing hcfjro the
Mayor, Justices Thompson and Hawkins, aud
after d thorough examination both men were
dismissed ss thsre was not the slightest cgi
dctc! 10 eliminate them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

ACCIDENT, MIR. John fIcCuan. who luoa
the stationary engine a. Tho mschino shops Of
tho Virginia Mitiant depot, e decsndog a
ladder yesterday, ut tbs atova Famed alaea,
slipped cn The sharp point Ct 40 ell can sitting
at tho bottom CT Tie ladder. whish entorcd his
loot to the depth Ct ga inch. i1hc;ing rsirfal
wound
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ WEATHER PROBABILITIES June 16. 1885,
rer me Middle States rising barometer station.
stS or hlg9er temperature northerIy winds,
eastern portion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

The CANAL Tie damage to the gates at
Bfodigsp's lock, on the Chesapeake aud Ohio
canal, near Cumberland has been repaired. and
boats arc now passing IS usual. There wero q
large number at boaIs delayed by the accidoo.
and heavy shipments arc expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16
nj IARlSIEID.

In f. edcricksturg. on Wednesday evening,
juno 9Th, 8. the residence of tbs brides f.thsr
by Rev. K. j. McBryde, w. X. ROBERTSON,
Of Culpeper county, Va. aud HATTIE b, Sec
ond daughter of Horace Z. Hall, esq, Of Fred.
ericksburC. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

DEATH AT THE AIMS House. MIR. Samuei
B. CorowelI, superintendent of the aims house.,
reports that John Smith. 90 old ooIored mat
for long time al inmate OF that 'nsiIuEiop,
diad there last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16
DRIED.

At Fairfax G. II On Wednesday evening,
June, 9th, at 10 o'clock, LAURA youngest
daughter Of the late Col. Berry B. sid Elizs.
beth Tyler.
In Baltimore on tho 18th OF June, ROBERT
SELDEN, aged months and ID days, second
soI OF j. Lloyd and Susan S. Tabb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

PERSONAL MIR. Robert y. leo. lolt this
morniug 90 tha schooner Laura j.. Messer, fer
Georgetown, f.om Whtnoo he will snil % the
same schooner in dey or Two fer Windsor,
Nova Scotia.
MIR. Ward =. WiochclI, Of Dayton. Ohio, a
cidet at tho Naval Academy. who has been
on s hort visit 10 bis uocle, Mr.. j. V. Davis.
Superintendent Of tho Soldiers Cemetery, near
this city, left yesterday evening for Washiog-
ton, where no expects to 20 on board the u. 8.
steamer Dispatch, which vii! sail in few days
for three months cruise.
Miss Ms7 Ward Of this city, is visiting in
New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

FIGHr BETWEEN CANAL BoATMEN. "A dis-
putc arose between two canal boatmep, Nick
the American coal wharf, abou. some money.
time, invited Chopper, the captain OF The boat,
90 tho dock, which Invitation was accepted,
when Dowucy picked up a large lump of c,al
and struc.Cbopper On tho head with i.,ioflio,irg
D0'n,y then walked up to q magistrates Office,
coolly stated his case, and asked for warrant
for Chopper arrest, but being Informed that i!
warrant wa issued at all it would be for his,
D0En<y's, arrts,, he departed, in hurry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

tionr Is dull and heavy, and we mark down
quotations. Hut lilo Wheat is coming IN, and
pTicas are nominal. Germ is wanted at qu2!s.
ions. There hsvo boon no 0ir5rings Of Rye Of
Oats for como time. Country produced coming
IN slowly, and with tAo exception Of Po!a,ocs
winch are higher, prices arc unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

POTOMAC FISH.
20 ob!s No. snd FAMILY ROE HERR1NG.
20 hsf bbls No. l lHEKKING, and
% Kits SHAD ROE in store end for sale by
je7 w. a. JOHNSON s. GO.
Ai4 ment opened to. day, June 18th.
Jel2-4. &. Nj. ADAMS, 81 King st.
30 EGG GASES just received and for sale
- sd by [ap2S] j. &. MlLBUKN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

az b HAVE received direct from the Franz.
w jim Kelincrv 8 lot Of MOULD A SUGAR.
10 which We especially invite tho attention al
conttc!ionors.
apr " A. JOINSDY e, Ca
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ARRIVED.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUMBO 1850
sun rises........ 4 IS | Sun sats............ IS
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". A. Johnson 6; co.

ESAT TEAPSl RAT TRhPSl We hGyo
"a Just received q Let of Wilhi4e's Noise!css
Selt-SetiDg Rst and Mouse Traus. Gall and
examine. MCLEAN s. UHE,Eb
InY3 10 Kins eiraa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Juno b.
EcCyCs-Ihc demand exceeded tho supply, and
the market was uncCmmonly brisk and strong
at further advance equal - nearly l. per 10,
making " lola! Improvement for the week tTusl
10 81 per 100 lbs. or S. to SS per head Light
md quito rough steers were soid VI 9s9tc per ID,
dressed !air to good do AZ ~ Aloe, and prime 90
81 lOtalC!C.
MiIch Cows-Markc. reported dull st ")sSt0
for common 10 choice.
Calves Under tie pressure to sail prices fol
Oh ta!c per ID and tho pens were barely clear.
Cd. ButLcrmiE calves and mixed lots cold at
''s"sc per ID; common 70 prime veals OF 4 &C.
WIZ! 10" selections IL retsil way FL ct aG4C.
SGeep Hnd Laubs-s'ncs vera rather slow
especially FOR lambs, but tho pens were cleared
and pic were about tho same as previously re.
lorted. PooIcs: TO best sheep sold at 3ajg Pc
ID, including fer 10 good st li95c Southern
IND western lambs ranged from tI41l; per ID.
InclUdIIg ordinary 10 good only.
Eogs-Eone fer sale alive to-day nor for tho
tS. %fe@s. and TIC reported rangC-1 50aSi 70
yer TO IBIS the nominal value o. ordinary s.
good western corn fed hogs.
BALTIMORE, Juno lG.-Va Gs old asked 80; 10
deferred C.; DO consols seq do "a series "a :;
nast dus coutons- new lO.103 IL 10 40 ccua
.'S bid to-day. Cotton steady; middling llsal2
Flour dol! and in buyers favor; Howa ri street
ard Western super 3s$% 20; do Extra 4 .S5 do
Family 25sSG; City Mills Super 3 25aS3 - ;
do Extra lstj; DO Family 6 25a$6 IS; do kio
brands Gi:6 %; Frt,paco Family 81 10. Wheat
--Soulhcrn G0et and steady; Western lower
and steady at tho decline; Southern rod 1l%l
!25; do sntor 125al27; No , Western winter
red spot 1881 sl2%!; June l22ial-@; July ll?' :.
li21; aug iO9sl0iA; Sept 100 asked. Corn
;outhorn dun, but Grm; Western dull snd
nbout steady; Southern white 57a;3; do yelios
rs; Western mixed SPOT and June G0t.JOl; July
iOa.0i steamer i1i.iS Oats quiet, but steady ;
southern l2al5; Western white 4lsI3; do mix
ed @9AdO; Pcnna il.42. Rye quiet @ Hay
steady; primo TO choice Penna and Maryland
l7GSl". Coffee firm; Hio cargoes ordinary 10
primo l2Isl5!. Sugar very Str0rg; A soft ~.
WhlsEcy quiet Ht ! llsSl IL.
NEW YORK June 16.--Stocks strong Money
hNE!. F!CM- duI. Wheat dull. Corn dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

NEW YORK, June 16--St0cks strong. Money
'Sa%!. Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

NHOICE DRIED BEEF--Onc tierc. Dove
" brand Beef, suitable for Eiiciny end Chin
ping, received to-day 1T
d. 9. MILEURN'S,
1uyIo 10 north Eoyni st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

ELOWER SEEDS-Just received o lsrzs
a sid splendid assortment, to WHICH we n
Vlte tho especial attention ftho ladies'.
JANNEY s. CO..
feb u Nos. % and 152 king street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

r. ORSK SuGEING NAILS, q slasa bargain
- at IS Hing strco!, corner Of Ecygl-On
hand several job lots Of Nn.co Shoe mills, good
articles, q: extremely ioW pric S b. tho box or
pound. Cali and ace.
iel0 J. r. CREIEIIri:E &SOE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

Ss'HuiE Il t,S-Flrst instaimIsnt Of tho cello
3 brated GEN, Mason improved, AMI la.
sons Porcel ain lined Frct .Ts7s PITT G;;sr. and
hall gallon. just received and for ssle lev ny tao
dozen or groas BY e J. hiIhhTfi s. co,
my25 Gj King si7ont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

GTSEL and IRON DOUBLE aad SINGLE
- PLOW PLATES, finished and unfinished,
last received and for sale 81 So King st., corner
Of Roval. Call and see.
api4 j. 4. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

XNyOODEN PLATESl
w WOODEN PLATES |
Just the thing for Pic.nics and Excursions.
Also tho Patent Folding Tsblr. Fer sale oulT
By MCLEAN & UHhER,
lei IS king street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

4 = SACKS OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
= - and RIO COFFEE received to day By
Z. W. AVERY,
mario I26 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGs.-M ,ci0gs
were zero held IN oil the wards of tho city "a 1t
night By the republicans for the purpose Of
eleclDg delegates to city republican c11ven-
ton to meet st the c,lored Old Fellows Hsll.
90 Friday mex, at y D.. TO select delegates to Q
convention to be hell 10 this city July l. to
nominate cindijate fer Congress from this
District.
At the meeting 10 the FIRST w,rl Bar lmin
Cormus, Richard Tarcl, Thama5 Tar Gil, Au
pustus Eaimty, John Bell. Edward Fry and
Bun Smith were elected delegates, and Samuel
Chase alternate.
The mootinc 10 the saconl ward WIS held st
the house Of HeuIy Lewis, but owing to the snail
attendance the elcctioo Of delegates was post
ponod until 10 night.
The meeiog in the Third ward was held at
The Old Court House, Rudolph Thompson pre-
sided and A. w. Armstrong acted as secretary.
Tho following delegates Wcro elected: &. A.
Luupkins. Il. q. Wilson, A. W. Armstrong,
Rudolph Thompson. Il. d. Beckloy, Gee. H.
Edelp, Jas. n. Buckuer, II. Page, James Ross,
and VIM. Laws.
At tho Fourth war; mseii0g, held at the
oOlorcd Odd Fellows Hall, Richard Lyies pre-
siding and J. N. Nlcke0s acting as secretary
Miller, A. W. Harris, Fl. j. Harris, George A.
Critic, Robert Gaines, George Cooper, WIN.
II. MsdelIa and Robert Mitchell.
CENSUS OPERATIONS. The cln:us cnumaY-
ntors fer this city, with tho exception of the
erumerator for tho l!h ward. have completed
their enumeration, and 81 place their books
at tie cffieo Of tho clerk of The Corporation
Court 10 order tina. corrections, it necessary,
may be mad: at tho request ct persons whose
ramss have been omitted or added erfopeOusly.
Tho cnumerators in the c7unty have q longer
time to DO their work in. With bu! one or Two
exceptions The eauncrators have baen treated
oourteocs'y, and their questions answered with
cut hesitation. One or two ladies decircd TO
tell their fga, but when it was explained 10
them that their answars Tero not intended for
publication, they responded chccrfully. The
enumerators have, as yet, made 70 report of
it the population Of the city, but it is THOUGHT;
of will DO about as fellows: lst ward, = 700,
Pad ward, 800; Sid ward, 1850; LII ward,
600; total. 1900. The population of the
city, according to the clDsus Of 1870. vas
Is $40. There hsva been but fo.iy deaths 10
the lst weird size! June ], 1879. The o1umsr-
alton 10 the 4:h ward will DO! to completed
boiofe next Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

7 ADIRS' WASHABLE BELTS, in all COL
- ors prics 81 60 each.
ie12-4t &. III. ADAMS, 90 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

rRGQUETl CROQUETll CROoUET!!l-
~ We have in store and for sale CHEAP rice
line of Croquet sets. MCLEAN & UHLER,
myl9 IS KING street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-16

Sn DOZEN BALBRIGGAN BOSE, Silk
cO Gle csed. in all sizss price l5c per psir,
jelG-it g. Nj ADAMS CO kim et
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NOVELTI ES-Men's Washable Braces ant
IN Frelea Cloth Shirts.
je12-4t Q. NJ. ADAMS, 90 Kiug II.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-06-19
Calico Neck-Tie Party.

The social event of the season undoubt- edly was the Calico Neck-Tie Party given at the residence ot Mir. Henry Fitzgerald, under the auspices of the ladies of Yuma. Like every event of the kind in which the ladies engage, it proved a pronounced success, and while all concerned were de- serving of praise, the lions share, all agree, must fall to the Committee of La dies, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Reese and Mrs
 Mellon, who bore the burden and the heat of the day. About twenty-five couple were present, and a more bewilderng sight than that of twenty-five young ladies dressed in as many different kinds of cali co, is difficult to imagine. We always were led to suppose that it required silks and satlnS to make a lady presentable. tut now know how false that view is, and rau heartily sympathize with the many ladies vino have been compelled by their fathers ana husbands to wear expensive silks ana iaces,when really they would prefer nice, cool, crisp percale or calico. 
 We also imagined what fuss would be made when the gentlemen came to choose by lottery their partners for the evening. But here again dame chance was kind, and every gentleman got just the one of all others he wanted. Dancing commenc- ed at nine o'clock, and was kept up till supper WAS announced. which was en- joyed with such appetites as the sight of the Hotel de Colorado cuisine always in- sures. Alter refreshments dancing was resumed and kept up till The wee small hours. When the hos sLitality of a family becomes proverbial, 1t is quite enough to remark, that when the guests departed, they all felt that the evenings entertain ment was complete.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-06-19

Tue Birthday Surprise party Thursday evening, at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. A. G. Post, in honor of Miss NJ. E. Post, sis ter of Mir. Post, proved one Of the nest recherche gatherings tAat the elate society of Yuma has witnessed in many long day. At an early hour nearly fifty couple thronged the spacious mansion halls of the urbane host and his accomplished lady. and proceeded to the residence of Miss Post and gave her genuine sur prise. Forming in couples and proceeded by the music, she was conducted to the residence of her brother, where the per feet summer hours of tiie night so typical of the past life of this noble woman, were passed to the sweet strains of music and song. Were she to meet with as many such happy returns as her friends so heartily wished, life would indeed be long.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-06-19
Summer Fashions.

With laudable enterprise, EhrichS' Fash ion Quarterly for the present Summer presents Its readers with a beautiful chro- mo-lithograph, illustrative of the fash ions of the season, Unlike most fasbior plates, which are merely creations of the artists 5raln. the present is faithful re- production of the actual, existent cos tunes, of which not only the full descrip- tions, but the prices as well, accompany the plate. For the benefit of our lady readers we append brief summary oi these costumes, extracted from an ad- vance sheet furnished by the publishers.
 No. represents a walking costume in brown, of summer camel's hair cloth and polka dot satin. The frent is of satin ar rainged in soft folds, with side draperies of cameps hair, edged with silk and tape fringe. The back of the skirt is of camels hair, divided from the side draperles by broad bias bands of satin, and ornament ed with satin bows. The basque is made in the French coat style, with broad hip pieces Of the polka dot material, and tastcfully trimmed cuffs and collar. Price, S47.0O.
 No. 9 is a second walking dress, appro- priatelY named the "Sunnse," and made of grendarme blue French bunting and silk brocade. By an ingenious arrangement of the two materials, the front is orna nented with the representation of q sun with rays; the side draperies being of bunting meeting at point below the basque, and drawn to either side of the central design of the front. The basque is of bunting, cut long and round, and appropriately trimmed with the brocade. Price, $500.
 The third figure in the illustration rep resents a combination dress of silk in two contrasting shades of drab, The under skirt in front is made of alternate strips of the two materials laid in kilt plaitings. the back being of single shade, plain and full The overskirt is trimmed across the bottom with reUerS of contrasting silk, with full bow of silk in two shades; the back being of darker shade of silk,
 neatly 6raped. The basque is made en
 pan:er. trim1led to correspond with the
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-06-19
SUMMARY OF MINING NEWS
TOMBSTONE,

From the Citizen we learn that the Tombstone M. & M. Co.,, shipped s91,0OC in May, and the company has declared its second dividend and will hereafter declare monthly dividends. Also that the Tough Nut and Good Enough are developing richer than ever.
 "Contention" shipped bars, valued at Ss713 on the 18th, making grand total of S213, ,5S5 25 since March
 Silver King on the 14th, shipped 11,OO0 lbs of concentration to San Francisco, being the first shipment since the mill closed for repairs.
 The Con. Arizona Co.,, at Arivaca, has a new 10-stamp mill and steam hoisting works, with power to work the mine to 6 depth of 1000 feet. Judging fropi the re- port of the special correspondent of the Citizen, this camp has a future before it that will make It rival the first camp in the Territory.
 From the Herald we learn that the "Vulture" mine is building an S0-stamp mill. This is the fourth mill erected for that mine since its discovery in 1863. The new mill is massive structure, ITO feet long by 46 feet wide, and will undoubtedly be the finest mill in the Territory. Water for the mill is brought through iron pipes twelve miles, the pipe has already been made on the ground and ready for laying.