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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

A sudden change has como DER tho spirit Of
tho dreams Of Mr.. Weaver, tho grccnbackers
candidate for President. Previous to tho &C.
cant election 10 Alabama. and when. owing to
deceptive information, he lad been led to be-
llave that his party would receive largo vote
in that State, ho riehtfully rcpudiatcd the idea
that suffrage was not as free in the South as
elsewhere in the Union; but sire, be has dis
covered that the people of Alabama arc as
much opposed to tho party that iavors the un-
limited issue OF irrcdocmabic rapor money as
they arc to ralicslism, and sees in that OPPOSE
ton an ED Of all his hopes CT tho presidency
by The vote Of MIR. Do La Matyr, he abouts
taco and joias in tho radical cry Of fraud and
bulldtzjDg 10 tho South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
TO-DAY;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Extensive Fire.

AAASs
New York. Aug. lO.-This moruiog shout
I o'clock tho hull of tho burning vessel Nictsux
(burcsd Sunday night still abl.z,, hoated
sralLs: he pier Occupied by tho American
Expert Lumber Company at Hunters Point.
The r,cUis1s occupied by this company occupy
both sides Of NewloEn creek. tho offices being
situated 90 the south side Of The creek, while
tic luUbor yard is situated 90 the north side.
1t tho time the Nictaux csno in contact
with tho pier they wero unloading there
large runber CT vessels. Tho fire
Immediately communicated to Tho lumber 10
the gald. spreading in every direction with
lisbtrIDg rapidly. From the yard tho fire
snfced to TIC vessels. aud, Notwithstanding tho
clIJris msGa ty several tugs which hastoncd to
their assistanc9. six barGcs, one schooner aod
one SHIP Telc soou enVc!opcd 10 flames. So
iuttEsa is the heat from the fumes that tho
property situated on the south sids of the creek
IS IL Imminent dagger. Over ten acres Of fro
is ro| raging wildly and it appears to BIO be-
you'd tho coarol CT tho Gremeu. Several Of
tho burliog vessels were towed into the
ilTer aud have drifted with the lido towards
Blckwes lsaul en7elopcd 10 sheet of
HameS. The fire is now spreading 10 every
direction. and no estimate can ba formed IS to
lie probable extent. The scene from the river
Is o1c Of irdssor;bsbio grandeur. the flames
rislag IL every direction and dovourirc every.
thing IN their path. 1t YES impossible, owing
to the confusion this morning, to ascertain the
names ct The business vessels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Officers Shot.

CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-A special from Jack.
foovllle. ILL.,, to tho Tribune says that Tom
Beckett, fcrmeriy miller Of this place, shot and
severely wounded two officers wac ATTEMPTED
to arrest him yesterday afternoon. Some time
slnco his vile separated from hru Oh account Of
alleged cruel treatment. Lately hc tried to get
her to return to him. end when she refused, he
sejz d aud carried off their infant Child, taking
it to Qnircy. whoro it died 9 few days later.
Yesterday morriCg he toroit7 entered the
house OF bis mother 10 lsw 10 search OF his wife,
but failed to fud her, and after exchanging
pistol shcts with her brother, be h.d. Ho WIS
found 10 corn field, and began firing 90 tho
officers. A deputy sheriff was wounded in the
groin and Detective Frecso 10 tho breast.
Beckett Vas shot 10 the leg before no surrcnd.
cred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

The chief o1itor Of Tribculot, S.tic;c,i ga-
per, has bcea expelled from Fra5ce
Five hundred officers aud men Of the Royal
Matl1e5 lett Portsmouth yesterday iCT Ireland.
Daring the week ccd:d Tin instant As deaths
occurred 10 t!aVanG ron ycloS !>vcr ana .
from small llx.
Sir Peter George Ftzstral!, ccmmcciy
known as The Knight ii KITTY, died at Vale
neeia CO Saturday KS.
jean Augeuo Harcrz Busch, tho Spanish
dramatic author, died in Madrid yesterday, At
tbs ego OF "a
Tae French squadron q. PtalGrum haH been
suddenly ordered to !ea7e Greek waters. The
destination CT tho fleet is reported to be Tunla.
Ii a boy, the expected heir to tho Spanish
throne, will be called the Prince If AuslTias,"
and if q girl, tho "InianLa Of Spoio."
Bismarck is saii to be trying 10 create uis
understanding between Eoglsnd erd Austria re,
GGrdlug riparian rights on tho Danube.
10 India the Withdrawal CT Enclish forots
from Atsharlstan IS regarded es a gross blun
dcc. Further lighting IS reported near Canda-
bar.
Prince Alexander, CT Bulgaria. has refused
to sanction the law upon the national Bulgarian
army bicAusc II provides that the commander
10 chief snail be elective.
Negotiations arn said 10 5o proceeding be
! tween Bulgaria and Scrr;s ip order 70 arrive OF
Q mutual understanding il regard to offensive
and dciot size operation il 7;ow ii eventual
cjrticselclos.
Tho total 7rlao Of British experts for the
mouth Of July was G20.270,570 cGciost ZIG.
Gil, l22 fer tho ssm> month last ycpr, and the
tota! velao of imports for July .e33. 552, 595
against ESQ, lSG V72 for the S :mo moa.h las.
ycar.
The Spanish liberals Go much Annoyed st
tho impunity granted b. tho government 10
tie Carlists AID Uitramou!aues lately. Their
press 10 hlsdr!d and in tho provincial towns
openly proclaim CaIlist vicws aud publish the
"pTetendcr's" letters 10 tho provincial cleo
tons for members Of the Councils General, for
tho fits: time il thirty years Uar!ist, candidates
arc cluVasJDg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

Tho Richmond Inttlligercor, republican, is
so very anxious to b.atNtbo regular democratic
ticket in this State that it has adopted the
policy of the Mahoritts to accomplish that OBJ
ic:. ADD DOW calls for republican convention
alter the October elections 10 Ohio aud Indiana
snail have been held. and when it shall have
haon determined on which side OF the national
o)ntcst arc tho heaviest guns, for tho pur-
pose OF making some agreement by which o
union OF tho republicans and Mahonites can be
.ttced From the iucipiencg of the Mahonite
party until the present tino there have been
constant and persistent efforts by lite leaders, Or
by thts, Of the republicans. or by both. to &C.
care union ct their two forces to defeat the
regular conservative organization; but FORUM
atcy for tho State. though unfortunately for
those engaged 10 these attempts, they have
been 10 the past unable to obtain following
sufficient fer their purpose, and that they will
Lc moro successful DOW. when tho democrats
have national President almost within their
grasp, is impossible if tho latter retain their
snscp. The democrats have 40 immers, ma.
i'rity 10 Virginia. Their opponents. leaving
out tho negroes, in numbers amount to o0m-
peratively nothing, and 10 suppose that they
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

AT tho republican ratification meeting in
t!chmond last nChtit was confidently predicted
that the vote Of Virginia would bo cast for Gar.
field. and this prediction was founded upon the
split in the democratic party created by the Ma
homo Leaders 10 order that they may cban ucra.
tive Offices. Possibly there may DC few Virgin.
iaDs sill! ealing themselves democrats Tho will
endeavor to have this rEcd;cion come true, but
Wo have TOO high an oyinion Of tho conscrya.
two voters Of the State as whole, to suppose for
an Instant that anything like sufficient num.
hor of them to accomplish that purpose will
give it thor support. IF even no higher issue
was Involved their own sclf.intcrcat would be
sufficient to deter them from icl'owiog s, per-
niclOl 5 an example.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

CcUGHs-!" Brca0n's bronchial Trochcsr sro
ulet with advantage TO alleviate CoUGus. SoRE
THROAT, EoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL AFEYC.
TONS Fer thirty years these Troches have
ben in use, with annually increasing favor
lleV arc not new and untried, but, having boon
teaed Dy wide snd constant use for nesrly an en-
un generation, they hsye attained we'll msrited
rank among the few staple emedies of the age,
HE TnRoAT.-"Brovn's Bronchial TrochssT
ssc'clreclty on the organs of the voice They
haze 81 extraordinary effect in all disorders Of the
lnl,st ana Lsiyrx. restoring q healthy tone
Whel reisyed, either from cold or over exertion
OF Ire voice, and produce clear and distinct
e en- Speakers and singers find tho
Trodes useful.
ACoUGu, Cold. CATARBu Or SORE THROAT
Requires Immediate sttention, as neglec: Ct.
tentlnes results in some ncarsb!s Lung Dis.
case. 'Brown's Bronchial! 7roches' will sl-
mos lnVorlably give relief Imi;stions are Of
lefe: Tor sSIe' many OF which ars Injurious. The
genuine "Bro'on's Bronchial Tro.hes' arc sold
onlyn bores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

Mr.. Cameron, who made spcech hero last
Saturday night and took such decided ground
10 favor OF tho fotc!blc rcaGjus!mont of Tho
STATE debt that according TO hin that sort OF
rcaclnstncnt was of infoitoy moro impol tar C,
thsn the election CT national instead of scc
'iona President, Is by 90 means consistent in
his opinions on tho State deb. question, for
when he was editor of the Petersburg Appeal.
aomc years ago, in writing about forciblc re.
adjustment. he used the following emphatic
language:
I'VE cannot believe that cold, or thirst. or
Hunger. tho domoral;z;ng influence Of affection
II an inferior rac3, the drest experiences of
poverty. or the terror Of death itself could bring
our noble people, renowned 10 the psst for pc.
cuIlar love of honor, to the espousai Of any
system. however perfect otherwise, whose sym
metry was marred and disgraced ty tho intro
duntlon OF this damuiDg feature"
Such is his desire for the introduction OF this
'dnmniug feature" nCw that be eveo wants the
capltation tex removed, SO that the inferior
race may b, enabled to accomplish il by their
votes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

Ii the Eoglsh people arc anything like their
ancestors the agrarians of Ireland could not
have adopted pei CT moro antsgonistic to their
oWo Interests than that part of which was the
partially successful attempt at tho assassination
of tho crown solicitor for Tipperary and bis two
sons, near New Ross. last Sucd,y night. The
murder ct ono Of Mr.. Ross sons and the
Woundlog OF himself ADD another son by the
Irish land communists will do more to rotard
tho amcloraLion Of tho suffcrings of tho Irish
Dcorl, than al the opposition of the lard owns
ors combined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Political,

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. l0.-Rasoluious prom
islog tho united ead hearty support + the dcu
ocracy OF Georgia TO Hancock and Eogish were
adopted unanimously By rising vote 10 the
convention held to day.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Aug. lO.-Ttc demo-
cratic guberaasorial convention assembled 10 the
hall OF the Hous, of Representatives at noon
TO day with abou, 1000 delegates to nominate
a candidate fer Governor. Geo. Washington
was elected temporary chairman by $40 votes
against 293 70: d. i. Snodsrass triumph Of
the Stato credit democracy. TIC convention
than ndj lurocd for an hour and hac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

Tha rc-appoi1tmort of Mr.. Sr:54r, Wbo
had b2on removed frcm the cfi:c, Of deputy
col!tc:o. iot tho poEt Of Roh;aoad iGr active
participation ia politics, with tho understand
Ing that he would withdraw Tie charges CT the
same ofcnsc hc had preferred against Collector
Mills is the most remarkable instance of sell
qualification that MIR. Ha7ts OF any of biz pro-
d;c:aso!s in The pIes!d,utial ofloo cVc- czhib'
ised Mr.. Hayes Esa previously iccdarad him
self notorious in this Lee. Sut the BILLS case
entities him to The championship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
War SpOi1S.

New loRK. Aug. l0.--A mau was arr,s ed
yesterday 10 Wall street Tor ctisriDg for s,o q
$1,000 South Carona bond, hearing dato
hctorO The War. lie refused to give hi. name.
The bond is said to have bccn the properly Of
aSorthGIn gentleman who abandoned his home
stead at the timo cf Saermau's march to tho
sea. Amocg tic va!uabcs taken from his home
was :his one thousand dollar bond. The owner
subsequently Gtod Information Of the theft OF
The bond with the State authorities end after
the war the information was sent North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Esr, Tanner

New lo&E. August 10.-Dt. Tannot's conai.
lion continues oxcclonL a. . o'clock hu WAS
We'%hei, tho scale indicating 13G pounds against
1872! yesterday. Fer breakfast he had four
ounces of bnelstnsk. six ouncas Of stawed pots-
toes and four Of milk. At $50 no drank two
ounces of VINE. anI 1870 ate eight OUNCES of
steak with stewod pot .tocs Ton minutes later
he drank eight ounces Of milk and requested the
s2mo drink IT noon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

The meeting on Saturday Eight has had a
most ezhlleratiDg effect upon everybody bu;
the 'soventocn and c half" who scom depress.
Cd. and can't sec where the fuo comes in. On
election day their eyes will be opened and they
will then understand tho why's and Wherefores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

Ten MILES Il IvaTLEs -Csptain j. 3.
Rodgers, ownor or The schooner Ja.. Andrews.
Last loft Lukns slip on The 2O:h Instant for
Calcasieur encountered ;qGall OF Sabine or tho
2!st, in which tho vessel lost her jb ard broke
Tho centre board. Tho sqlall seemed to extend
il s. ctc!o Of Gbou! five miles and was very
severe. Vessels E tow miles aWsy were entirely
out Of reach Of the wind thst Wss pitching the
James Andrews about. For one half hour tho
schooner was in considerable DANGER but good
scsmanship and cool judgment carried her
through safely Wi n only the dsmaSn mentioned
On the Tuesday following, when between So.
bine mad Caicasau, the vessel again encountered
bad woSther. Tho sca became very lump md
blow Was imminent when tho schooner SUD.
denly entered field of green turtles, some of
them being ne largo as En- ordinsry sized round
table. Strange 10 say, they were al on their
oscks. Inc schooner was lying on snd Oil, and
from ooserVstonlt was estlmsted that tho water
covered by these turtles formed an area CT eight
miles in width and ten miles in longht. They
were OF all slzes and not one being seon in a
natural position. The water was literally cover.
ed with them. During tho passage among tho
turtles Spanish mackerel were lesping high ia
tic Sir 10 every direction, Es if determined TO es-
cape from the seq, giving evidence thss either
the water underneath was in o dreadful commo.
from some strange sas. Csptsia Rodgers is
anxious to have nautical men explain these odd
phenomena OF the turtles on their backs and tho
eXcl!enen! among tho mackero During his
nautical career he never saw anything similar TO
1t, nor did Eo ever before lay eyes on IS many
turtles and Spanish msckerel. The storm that
sppesfod imminent did not como and fair wes.h.
er and good sea presented themselves after the
vessel passed through the field of turtles
GGiUCSIOR NCUS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

General McDcnEld's expose of some Of the
villsiaies of the Grant administration is ouly
supplemental 10 the Sales J. Bowen, the Black
Friday. tho safe burglary, aud numerous ether
equally ptfarcus affairs Of that administration,
in which the "old msH" pas the chief offender.
Il has lopg b:on k0own ihst General Grant n
o'deT in The crooked whiskey cases. ''Lot no
guilty man escape was intended solely for the
purpose Ct daterrirg such Of tho offenders 10
those csse5 as c3nttIa plated sCc1ripg their OVID
s.!c:y ty TURING SiGto's evidence from The exo-
c1tion Of !hst design, aud that it :u,,cssiu'ly
accomplished It's olj.os aad thus suppressed the
oDly means Ct obtaining evidence ~ which The
prosecuiora could &c Continued, sad General
McD5nGi d'j book only furnishes addi!io5s cv.
IcGoJ to 90 already we'll established fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
E.seN2s8RyvzurHx2-rE

A letter received here yesterday from gcI-
tIcmaD il the Northern Neck Of Firgiuia, and
who is thoroughly acquainted With its people,
says: II fad that there ere very few Mahocc
rcadjgsters in this country, though thoro are
some. Under The lead Of Mr.. Mayo, they al
tempted TO get W meeting to syuG delegates
to the Tca6j1s;crs' congressional convention ct
Richmond court lsst Monday. hut they could
only got two persons wiling TO commit them
selves, cad. Consequently. desisted from the
attempt. There WIS discussion between
Crtxtou, Cur district cItcsor ard Mayo, il which
the latter vas completely il,crcd, aud did not
reply TO yrox ION stcond speech. though urged
to do -. dc co: shnk the hlshono ticket will
get ever ORG hundred Of the n5o.vativc votes
IL tho four c3uniics Ct tho oTir Northern
Ncrt -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Ere.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. l0.-A special dis
patch to the Leader says: Tho extensive rolling
mill st Groenviic, PS., owned by Kimberly,
GERMS Il Co., OF Sharon, was burned at a lato
hour last risht. The loss is estimated at $780,
OCO; lIsuraLce ct s25 600. About $50 wcrkmen
aro ;hrown out Of employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

will allow few cf;icc seekers 10 SO divide them
as 10 allow ihe vt!o oflhc Sts:c 10 be ;hf0Wn
10 tho sadica's sd thus en3anae. tic election
Of President VIII vii r;cogo;z} taem 81 the
equals Of their fellow c;iz. rs Of the North, anu
corc,65 TO Virgins the s:me lights accorded tc
Northern States, wo2ld &c to impuga their sell
rrsncct ali 10 ding lLCir irtcll;grncn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
DpYHuICE Murderer

CHICAGO. August 10.-Daniel ONeil, who
was arrested for tho murder of McMahone lsgt
friday, has become insane. Ho imagines that
ne Is going 20 be hanged st once for the the
murder. Thinks he hears workmen erecting
me galoWa, and lsst night tore lis clothing into
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
ENC Greek Frontier.

LONDON, august l0.-The Paris co.rcspon
deaf Of the nsily Telegraph in connection With
tho report that Franco ~ tho suggestion Of Eng
land hs; been inlrustod with tho task CT draw.
in2, Up collective note reltctng ON tho Porte 8
reply to THO previous noto. says he hesrs that
France VIII refuse to take any Initiative what
over ii the Greek frontier gu estiun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Railroad Accident.

WIcK'UpoN-IwEED, Aug, lO.-Ttc fast
rriWa7 train running hclweea Eiicburgh and
London, known as ito Flying Scotsman"
has gone over tho hank5 ct Marshall Meadows,
near this towp. No particulars have vet been
received Of the sc,dent. Physicians have gone
to the scene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Death OF An Auiiaor.

LONDON. Aug. 10.-William Henry Giles
h'oGEton. c wall.kuoWa writer of books for
boys is dead. II. wrote the book entitled,
,"Western Warderiogs," containing Incidents of
bis journey through Canada and the United
States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Arrested.

LONDON, Aug. l0.-Eevon parsocs have
b.en arrested in connection with the outrage
% MIR. THOMAS Boyd aud his two soDs, near
Nov Kass, Sunday night, including three
eV.c;ed tenants, two strangers and woman
VINO was seen giving sga to tho assasslns by
waving handkerchief from O ditch
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s utcilc.

ATLANTA Cry. N. j., Aug. l0.-Gccrso
". Hacker, ifPnlladelphio, was found dead ia
pavilion at tho beach this morning. 1t is
supposed 10 c'mnitted suicide by takiog
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

Unless all signs fail, and with fuir weather,
Tho democratic demonstration in this city 90
Thursday night bids fair to surpass anything Of
the kind since the good "old days before the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Two Children Urovucd

ST. JOHN, N. B, Aug. 10. Tho children of
). Barton, girl Of oish. snd boy of six years,
living at Rage, Grand Lake, were drowned by
falling from Hharf from which thew were
fishing yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

Tho very soil Of our State is daily rcfuti1g
The bascicss assertions Of tho regulators By its
Doubtful yield, for where but emo car used to
Grow on tho stock, Two or three full cars Of corn
now appear. Even Nature seems anxious to save
the credit Of the 'od mother"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Sudden Death.

NEW ToEN August 1O.-A special from
stockbridge Mass. says: Dudley Field, the
only son of David Dudley Field, died here very
suddenly at O'clock this morning from, it is
supposed heart dtc:se He was &c years OF age,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
FOB PRESIDENT:
winfield Scott Hancock, Of Pcnna.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
William IL. English, OF Indiana.
TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 10.

California will have over million bushels Of
wheat for expert. which will not BE- very graft
ylog irtc!ligcrc, to the farmers Of other
States. VII, Sec thcrcio depression 10 prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Blown Up.

VIEGNA August l0-The correspondent of
me To9bstt at Scutari Gays tho Albanian
league constructed mine under the Greek
consulate St Prisrend, which Was blown up,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
CANAL cOM M isRCS,

ArrlVed-Bos.s j Il Sticknny. - Amer 81
Coal 90 Emily =, TO Georges Crock Co.. III
Iron Co.
Depcrted-Bca!s French. Il S!i:aa.7
aud Emily Ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10
Suicide bY Starvation

PARIS. August 1O.-A mechanic sped 9;
years, "ho hsd been condemned 10 or yeara'
imprisonment at Cusano, Italy, stary himself
to desth i'll 50 day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

On Saturday man OF clerical appearances,
uoder The effects OF liquor, was tRi,o taken in
charge By tho polica OF Wilmington, Delaware.
apd released on partially SOLDERING I'D. After
bis second release BIO visited several drinking
aIoons but Father flyers had TIC man c,,c1
tor, and subsequently seat the erring brother TO
lis destination 10 Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-10

NNTE respectfully invite tho attention "t con.
W sumors 10 our stock OF GI3EON'S tUEE
OLD RYE WHISTLES, for The use .: ~.
VALIDS and CONNOLSSEURS Iar.r
Wliskies arc highly improved by age, enl .hc'r
unrivslcd quality is widely known and sup:"
ciated. For sale by
an2T W q iD;jNsnsj c. rt
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 10, IN


sun Gisas.....-...... S II Sun sn,s........ /, =
AaRivED
Str j w Thompson. lower Pota 10 + A Ero,
IT, Mystic lower PoCc. to rorc Ferry Co
Schr Gco H Mills. Groton. to Amer Coal e,
Schr Mary Vsndiver, Havrn do Grace, iaIr
ARnnw s. Co
Schr Emma kcry, Pni,a % w A tm,oi.
echr Martha Sar2caut Bait. t. w n Smrr.
CLEARED.
Str Ann Eliza. PhilsdOiphis, by + A Rec.
Str L V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, ~ T..
tomsc Ferry Company.
Str Mattano. lower Pee. by } Broiers L c.
Schr } Sturdsvart, Washington, by YIN
SmoOt
Schr Geo a. q Travis. Bali, Ivy VIM A Nomr
PASSED DOWN.
SchTs w l. White. L G Wifi md K"ho,c,
Smith. from Uoorge.owa.
MEMORANDA
Schr Chaa F Simpson, from G,urEctowr, Il
Providence 18th.
Schr Mercy r Trnndy cleared from rr:r'
for Richmond 9.h.
Schr Willow Harp hen %, al Rostoa oh
Schrs Antelope and Il " Foster, from Rio
mond, srd Il Thorndikn, from Guor,etowo, .;
Boston On.
Schr S II Bird cleared from Windsor, ~
Tor this port 3lst.
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