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Mail. Express.
Forth Found.

hail, Sou!hward. C1rlcc:s st GcrdoRsvl!e,
y ith Cbos. Il Chic L. T., Las. and West At
lyncL burg, connects uith Atian.ic, Nj ss. <
Ch:o L. T., .hrouah south aest Vrgins. to
sshvlto Hew O:!cans Il phs, Little S"ck
nd TcSns-sn! ~ D1nvi!ie With Rich rDonJ ::
/ snville L. T. to South End South west
EZpress Southwark connects 1T Gordonsv;;ir
/, sll points on Chcs. & Ohio t. T.
hlXhD TRAlNS for Msin Line lesvo ~.
e;sndrls daily, except Sunday, 8 0J a, m. and
/, % noon. and returning arrive q! Aieysndris
2lG II tad z }5 y. nj.
For NJ MANASSAS LINE loavo Wsshinu.or
! ~ a. snd Alexandria 50 a. m, dni! =,
except Sunday, arrive q: StrasLurgs:i4 IL z6 y. N.
crnnecting with the Valley Eond East srd
West Leave StIasburg 4 30 y. ILL.,, arriving II
I fleIsndria at 80 p. m.
MIXED TRAiH EOH ID MANASSAS Di Y.
ISlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
sId Saturday, st CO a. IN, Hnl returns hrn-
olv Wednesday end Friday, 3. 2 IS y. IN.
For MiddiaburG daily conhecllon Il: f:alLt
a,iOn.
For Urperviile, raau;sr Connection 81 !'.'"
pane
For WAkKENT0N, is.se Washington 81
10 p -.
All t.sins mako good conncctioas, q! y as;
L;gton, 20 and from North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper loa1es Washington Il
10 3. m, running through without change
Un Express train, leaving Washington at 10 4!
t. n, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Csr
With exEan charge only Sa.U0, through tt
tI4rv!!c.
through !ickc:2 very iow to Ehe Gov.h Sn'
outh g"st.
spi0 j. ii. B:;0ACu&, q. I. l..
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Lctter from GOrdOnsyiIIe.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. J
GoRDoNsvILLE, Va, juno 10, 1SSO.-Thc
| closing exercises of Gordousville Female Ins!i-
| tusc began Friday evening, with foe display
of dra8icss and paintings by tao art class (Miss
Parker, Of South Clroliaa, teaoher). Scores
Of pcrso1s from the town, surrounding couotry,
ard ntiehboIing ci!os, who Hc;e present, ap-
pcered TO city thes, beautiful specimens ol
art 10 Gil srd water colols ard crsyou. About
100 pictures were placed en- exhibition. The
uu:i, hg the Glass in that department vas 6ne;
given ct intervals duriag the evepiog Sa.ur-
day alterrooD. from to 7 o'clccs, matinee
and exercise 10 oslisthenics. Oo Sunday even.
ing tha anuusl sermon was preached by Rev.
Mf Pe;re, OF Charlottesville. Monday the cels'
bratlcn Of the Young Ladies' Gynotropbiar
Literary Society will be addressed by Rev. G.
Z. B sckwell, OF Norfolk. On Tuesday evening
the &read Instrumental and vocal copcert. %
Wednesday cvecing the commencement txor.
cs;s proper Will come cff, whap kcv T. I.
E:ton. D. D., ct Patcrsb1rs, will deliver the
annual address.
hn'opos, a te@ days oeo the principal of this
institute sTc7 eloc:ed president Of the female
sp3rden. hes hcec iofcrncd, is The college pur
chased lew years aSo ty the venerable Peter
Coo7er, OF Naa York, aud 'ur5cl over to a
large South Car0li0a association |. hss not
yet traaarircd whns Dr. Vaughan will 90 tha.
he has bcen urged 10 ecc3pt theto is % doubt,
but We know hc1 be c'iuss to the Ola Dorai1-
lor, lis nsiive STATE; hence nsy ibfer that be
will Etot 20 aEsy, notwithstanding tho strong
Inducements offered him.
This il DOT tho first school te has built up,
nni South Carcliniaos may be fortunate to have
him 80 there.
The rcnorts about small prx being 10 this
place, ard sti by some people believed, have
been lll false. Not case has occurred within
niles OF the town.
There seems TO be every Indication of great
| 'ccrcasc Of travel Cvor our roads this summer
Ii lho Vireibs Midaud and the Chesapeake
eud Ohio Companies would put down the price
and haV1 excursion rstcs to Baltimore via James
river, ard AlexarGria and Potomac steamers to
Old PoItt hu1dreds ct persols would be seen
| trav:'loc who now st5y at homo.
We ca1, however, owing 10 the opposition 90
! &C bay AID james river liucs, 20 from hero to
Btltuere for $3.l). Tho railroad gets nearly
! Il Ct that sum.
The weather was quito warm Friday and Sat.
! urday, the thermometer ranging to 900 10 the
shade. Saturday afternoon thero Was quite a
etnrn Of wind and rain accompanied with lhun'
der and jishtniog. Tho air Is much cooler aud
! I'll nsrucc seems refreshed.
! Garfield and Arthur will havo 10 show in
his $ cior; tho ticket is considered weak
OBSkVER.
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HTE CREAM.
FOR THE WARN WEATHER

LRMOS jUH CEEAhi,
VANILLA ICE CREAM,
STH HAWENHEY lCE CREAM.
WAT TX ICES,
SODA WhTER,
ICE CUSTARu.
BkENh LE, I'D King street. will soil Ice
Cream q. the same rates, notwithstanding the
ice famine Ee cl I'D 'arsds his cream by the
price" but his cresm would lose the good name
that years of fair dealing havo won for it. He
asks that persons abroad ordering "Brengle's
Cream" from third parties will assure themselves
that tie cream sent is cortsinly from his estab'
Istment lie warrants his cream and does nc!
wish that inferior cream msy injure its repu~
tatiou.
His heslthful handmade csnGisa, free Of terrs
alba or glucose, hsve been largely purchased
during the past season. To those who have used
them be refers for testimony of their excellonce.
Cresm Pufs, Tsrts and Pastry, Candies and
Tally Of all kinds. Pies specially, Fruits,
Nut, Conf9ctioneries Csromsls, and Susarod
Fruits. His CAKES, Black, Fruit. Pound,
jelly and Fancy. Ornsmented and rlsin, ere
sold cheaper than they can be manufactured st
home.
He Gators fer familics and oLtertlinments.
myl2tf
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E-sDE GF TIE E7NH

EFEEf MONDAY. WEDNESDAY sud
FRIDAY, at 80 O'Clock p.an.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days ct 400 p. m.
This staunch iron steamer has Just boon paint.
M throughout, ststeroom5 newly furnished and
csrpeted, and ia tha hsndsomost as we'll Us the
saiest bnst on the Potomac river and Chesapeake @
bay, and is the only steamer making csose con-
nect:on with the New York and Boston steam
ers ESQ connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines outh. Stops 1T PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. first class 81; round trip 81 so
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FARVEST TOOLS al SS King, corner Ct
"a Royal street. Alexandria. Va-On hand
and for sale, wholesale and retail, Genuine Eng
lengths; Imitation EngIigh Grain Scythcs,
American Clipper Scythes, shagpansd end SC. ;
Bush Scythes and Snslhs, Kif1s, Pisia and
Patent Scyihe Sns,hs. Serea Scvthe ST ,nes, 70
quality; Berea Grind Stones r:on ~ u 7CC
pounds, 10 which Wa invite the e!t0n!:oa or Lur-
chssers Small profits; quck saies.
myi j. Il. CkEIIIITNE Sc SON,
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TiRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAL.UA ABL L
= LAND NEAR OCCGQUAN VlLLAGE.
By virtuo OF y deod CT trus; from George Se!cc-
man ard wife, GATED tho 18th day Of February,
1873 recorded smong the land records of Fair
fAx ccunty. libar Z, 10. 4, pHgc EG6, snd for the
purpose therein mentioned, the uHdoisigaai will
Ctf.r by nub.ie auction. st Fairfax Court Houso,
on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of Juna 1886, thu
TRACT OF LAND conveyed in said d8od of
trust, cxceDt that portion cJavcYod by George
selecman and wife to kcdmsn Solecn!sn, Said
land cohtsits G22 acres, and will he soll in lots
ard designated as lots Ros |, = ard 3.
No. contains CD acres ogo third in t;nber,
with comfortable HOUSE.
10. 2-l92 sclos. with good HOUSE and
bsrn; one third cleared
No. $40 acrcs. srd known rs the EOM Z!
TRACE; has y comfortable HOUSE and baru
Terms Of Sale: 40 much OF the rurch sse
money In cssh ss will rsy expenses cr sale Also
tho sum rf one thoussnd dollars. with interest
thereon from tho I5.h day Of Februsry, 1878,
until the day Of sale. Selling ss trustee, 7 shsll
convoy such title as is vested in mo, which I
believe 10 be good
n'y20-td WM. F. HALEY. Trustee.
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elAsEEe0kBS,
$50 cpy,7 $40
pPNNCvt ~ ~

( 'SoN GREAT ASSs
Pennsylvania Pf,TITS ~
TO TER NORTH, WEST g SSTTIuucn
DOUBLE TRACK, N"A
".aEh NAILS, SPLENDID SCHNEEv
MAGNIFICENT EOnipnESSTH Nj
hay 81, 1850,
Trains lGsye Wsshingtor troro 5ono. -, %,
TIMOHE s. POTOMAC RAIT!Rna RAIGT!,RRfn a n . e, e.. u
ncr oi sixth end i stI sets. As foIIowe. o''
EoI Hhi'ad"iphia, New York snd ths Ese, r.
u II. snG o. u m. Ga;lv evna,t San tlas'' o.
.O0l .. IN. daily, with Paisrs Cars Hmu
,:9d Express Of I:;llman P.~Inr r. n '5fia 5n ~
m. daily, except Sunday. For pbijsdni,hI, J
Eor P;ttstrrg end tba vyoo, ocoo
far,Cr car 10 P,,t.Eurp oDt Co. ia WIZ
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= SrAsEtNuGuA * ono KAILKoAD
I'M NE& KNT-rwo Trains
''aly except $uLday) between Alexandria
N! Round 6ili

uM NE" hRNhNIBM ENI-rwo Trains
,'aI'y except %uLday) between Alexandria
N! Round tiiIt.
Eeginain: Ny T., 1882.
it;"Fi 4 ":h':-'y. :: , ~ 3. lG. nac ~ i. H.
t"d f,e&sn1r,a - Q % r. n. 4 d r. n usss
'ccsITis, R@iH2 westward, 81 !! lG u. NJ end
lV y. VI; @nd arrive - kcGnd III! 81 IL III.
'ni % >. n. lJaarH i:ouGG Hi at ) 80 a. m.
'ad IL - 3. M: is:S iseos 0urS gOir Z cas:wail.
so ~ g. ~! mad 10 j., M; nnt arrive &: Alex
lITi. ~ . - y. m, ari IL n. m, snt If
'Tna"iHHt"a 4: s :5 n a;.d > - p. N.
ff? Passengers trrm Washington viii Ia I
t"$ Washington '.:i Ohio cars nj tle Baltimore
tH"t""ec E@ii:r.d station, atn q "a. N. "a; 20
! -. 49,: ~ ,A;"Gn. ~ h,uAd Hlll wi:h.f,!
th%GTr - "a.:.
!"u3.to an jra,n frIG.. !.!".&uG.is sndl =
!. =" .f&!G from Iuuai Ari connect Wit!
,ssuo7's Lac Of NvGcios, wGic!, Ir.,o Ey.1,
iGrS daily for Aide E:G ,!ida,c5Ure,
'pIa trains, west ward mako cloeo coaEaG.;,,.1 g.
9. FIcHns-. w,th 2Issons Line oC Stages for Fsis.
:. Court IOusu.
@t=asnsgd.siion sEnaa4.af. - GAG s,er s:.s ID
sEausal tiGAs:a. $50.
4. HAVENES,
nyl3--G' ;;Anorsl Tickat Z CONT
~ y. YiHH. MlDLhND 4 u. s. II. il.
- JOHN :. BARBOUR, Keceive1
Oh Ind sitter SUNDAY. April il, 1850, PISS.
niger trains will run ~ fellows:
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AUCTION SALES.
ESaLE OF REAL ESTATE IN FAIR
AS FAX COUNTY VA

In pursuance Of orders Of the District Court OF
tho United States for tho Eastern District ot
Fircnia entered in tho mGtter tf John Powell.
bankrupt, the undeIsightd, as Assignecs, will
ptoceed 10 resell ct pubic auction, ut Fsirfs1
Court House. on the NINETEENTH DAY
CT JULY, 1850. Court day. at about twelve
&C oCk m, TRACT OF LAND, belonging TO
the eststs of said bankrupt, situs!ed on Difficult
Run, near Drsnesviile, in Fairfax county, Va.
and obtaining about NlSETY ACRES OF
LAND, with GKiSr and FLOUR MILL srd
othor improvements thereon.
Tho Assgnees beirg also authorized 10 sell
said property at privato sale. parties desiring TO
purchase may apply to o. W. HUNT, a! FairfsS
Y. H.. Or to John s. Fowler, Ct A laxsn5ria. If
net SCI / at private sale prior 10 July l9h, the
property will be sold st public auction, as above
stated.
TENS: Slvon hundred ari twenty dollars
cash will be required oil the dsy Of SALE aid the
residue in three tqlal iEstaiments at ono Two
and three years; the purchaser 70 give bonds,
with approved security, besrirg intorcft ftorl
day of sale, for the deferred raym0ats, sn1 the
title 10 be retained until tho whole purchase
money is paid.
JOIN % " suH5S. !. FowLxR as,isnc,s.
.T-DiWts
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ss5" VIII cpcn on the first day of April
JOB LOT OF Goops from ono Of tho largest
retailers of New York city. comprising BURT's
a7d . Hcr We'll known manufacturers. These
co@j > OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, and will bo
sold f,r ONE HALF OTHER COST
L:5ies', hleu's. Childran's and Boys Shoes.
Irr 81 WADDEY, ITO King street.
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FANCY GOODS.
FERGUSON & Bro,
Manufacturers Of
HAIRGOODS

3ll PENNA. AVE. s. E.,
Washnst2r, y. {.
And dasle7s in HOSIERY, MOTIONS, HDNr
SKIRTS. PICrURE FRAMES, s.. Take
Navy Yard cars Orders oy mail promptly ci~
ecuted
apl9 81 Fenns. avenue, &c.
"OSIERY-Uverl 100 new pstssrns. showing
IL tho largest and bost selected stock in the
city.
DRESS SaIRTS--A full assortment; .iso no
new patterns Of Collars and CuT;.
KID GLOVES. LACKS, RIBBONS ani
SCARFS.
Special attention paid TO GENTLEMEN'S
NECK WEAR. Constantly receiving NJ tn"
newest designs oGarad to first class city trsfA
GERMANTOWN and ShXUNf WO)h
and ZEPHYR WORSTED.
SUMNER UNDEHWEAHfo for laiis' g,n!s.
misses, boys aud infants; largo assortment:
prices 20c to S3
CORSkTS can b. soea at 5C,. 75,. 81 ri 25
81 80 aud 81 par p,ir; seve7a! nav m ,kss III
Corsets added t. stock ladies are invited t. az
anime Same.
BUTTOHS B;nids. ParasDls, Spou Silks.
Towels, Napkins. Hexser knu,iog C)t.on. Pas.
Needles, Combs, Balts, Suspeaders. Tn-eH
Gloves, Soap, Perru ngry snl = new se'rct o; Of
Jewelry.
apl7 G. 81. ADAMS. o. Kius It
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On Sunday the Grst trip from each cad will be
my25 GEO. r. PHILLIPS, Manager,
SSA POTOMAC 600
AOCO STEAMBOAT GO. L CCC
Steamer
GE EORGE LIE A RY

HES MPTlON OF ROUTE.
AI,EAANDRIA. VA, AND NORFOLK,
IOlNT LOOKOUT goirg and returning
On and after Monday. March 10th, 1880, the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph While,
Commander, will rosume her route between the
shove ports.
From ALEXANDRIA Eooe's wharf. every
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY. At 6 n. m
and every SATURDAY Y at 81 p. m.
From NORFOLK, CGmpbells whSrt every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, ii
Arriving at either port early next morning.
-, burlng the psst winter the Leary has been
thoroughly over erhsulcd, newly painted, carpet
od, upholstered and put in nice order. Her
owners pledge tho public cleanliness, first class
table aud courtesy and attention from the officer
and servants of the boat. Tickets, rates, inior-
nation, state rooms, &c furnished by
7. j. AOOE, Agt., Alexa, Va.
4. +. DODD. ACT, Wash, IT, c. NH off
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By Green & Wise, Auction GERS.

By Green & Wise. AuctioHcers.
pY VIRTUE Of dccroo Of tho Circuit
p Court for tho county Of hloxsnGris, Va.
rendered at it's May term, 1882. in tho suit
Of Dixon s. Brother vs.. Robert Ball, the under.
signed, commissioners therein nsmod. will flor
for sale by public sucticn, on Til RSDAY, The
:4.h day Of June, $50. in front Of tho entrance
to the Court room, on Fairfax tt, at II 'clocl;
NJ, a TRACT OF LAND, cuntsiIing ~ acres,
nosr Eslrs X Roads, in Alexandria county, VS..
VIII be sold rs whole CT fired in tso sapg
rate tracts Of II acres and II Gc-c: cach.
Terms Of Sale: OIe third Of tho purchase
money TO be paid in cash, and The residue in
Il and IS months, Uhreo equal ins!sImCn!:)
with interest.
ALBERT STUART, ! Comrn'rs
Il. 9. CLAUGHTOM, Cf $s!o
n,p9h.0,ws
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STEAM ERg
Tl D TICE.
CHANGE OF TIMH,

On ana after Wednesday, May 2Gth, the
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
IS ioloWe:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA;
1W, ~ 30, go, 10 80 and IL 80 q. M; and
l23o, 81, 2 3d. 80. so, s 30, 6 Is and D. IA.
m LEAVE WASHINGTON:
% G'o, 81, 81, 8 50, 10 80 and ii 90 g. M, and
l230, l SO, 23O. 8 20, 4 80, S 80, G 80 and : 30
p. 10.
On Sunday the Grst trip from each cad will be
my25 GEO. r. PHILLIPS Msnsuer
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FEAsA DEALERS.
NJ OTICE E

NOTICE
have Just resurocd my =. .GS4S
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
htNO. CORPORATION FESHW HARF'
where will be prepsted to furnish oil kinds
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or aalt, st tho shortest notice. solicit
your patronage. e:pecislly my old customers,
snd guar antea tha: my past re?uss:,oa shall be
fully sustained.
All orders from tie country promptly a.terd.
ed TO- end on ss good terms rs il the parties wero
present Respectfully yours,
sp5-d&tw,tt S. j. REED.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
N E w B 90 X s
TO-DAY AT
FRENCsE'S, 93 tN 95 HING STREET.

History OF the CsmpSg1 cf General J. T.
(StonewslD Jscseon in the Shenando n Valley
OF Virginia, by Wm A!lon, with tu'l rn4ps OF
the REGION snd bNt.leGolds, bg Jol Hoe lahs; l
vol, Svo.
No He!s,0ns. from the Freach CT ucc.or
Malo! 75c; cloth, 81 25.
Phemil, by Gnns ). Stepaens; 7jc
His Idol. novel 75".
Loves Vengeance: 75c.
Drifted Together 75:
Tho U nited States Governmen., liz Organiza-
ton and Practical Workings, by George
Lsm phere; So.
Among the Thorns, By Mary Lowo Dickin-
son; 81 80.
Outlyiug Europe aud tia Eesr Orient, mar.
ralive Of recent travel, BY Jos Moorejr; 81 80.
A. Hopeloss Case BY Ed..r Fswcett; ST. Is.
Three Friends FancioI; 81 rs
The Remnan. Family, franklin Square Lii
brLry; 15c.
Automslie Copying Percil', new 10. just re-.
ceived.
Now Pubic .t;ons Seaside. Franklin Square
and other libraries rscsiged daily.
je5 &. K. FRENCH.
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tons nj Norfolk for Boston and all points East; ;
at New York with all points West and North
vast, and ct Alaxsnlr:s with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington snd Ohio Railroad.
Through ratos givon and fregh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to F.A. REED Agent.
Jsnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON. President.
OGco undor Ea:'l. Metrop. Bark,
aop 27-tf Washington, ID 9.
..-ea&s, CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK
e~S&s2 LIZ 70
pNi ihADALPEIk, FALL EIVEk, rKOYI
DENCR AND BOSTON.
SStnaIner. leave EloIsn0ris EVRRY TUES
DAY and lesye Philadolphis EVERY SAT
UKDAY.
This line connects al Alo1andr;s with tho O.
A. & NJ. ard W & D. L. Rs, ana at Philadei
ph;a with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fa!
Hivar. Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptncst aud csre
!rae Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphi., srt
- ~harfs9ala EoSton. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rstes and through billI
| al adm. E'vnn. tnaurance r. the lowest rstes
Agents:
r. A. aNED, Alexandria,
v ~. 2 CLYDE 6 CO, philadclnhi,
JOHNSON s. CO.. Wash Sc Georsl D.
| ia1 SIT
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INLAND & Seaboard Coasting Go.
Steamers @! this line will run as follows:
F<ak NORFOLK,

Connecting with Merchant end Miners I,ue
tor Bos.on. steamer
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FOR NEW YDYER

Ft.H NEW YORK..
SyS.7.WEEsS e. G. E.rFGHT.syvD lONJy.
GFBSO.F
EVERY MONDAY, G! u H.; and returning,
leave Now York, from pior 81, Esst river, EV-
E&Y SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock p. 10.
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south l;rnaG.

Washington ....iaaVa........
Elexandria -......... .,........
acknowledgements.
Observation-Disclosures. I
iiynch burg ...sr.ive.........
! 'anviile.. ......................
JI3T.I Dsnvllic..-...........
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EOs POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER JOk.v ". THO.rFsSO,y

EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY 81 40 p. M returning on alternate
days.
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Special contracts will bs made with yearly ad
vortiserG.
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E-OLDING SRTTEEsl
- FOLDING SETrIkSl
We have jast received another supsly OF
Folding Settees. Those in want OF tham would
Do we'll to call early.
MCLEAN & UHLER,
my5 76 King street
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ITKUIT JARS-First iEstslmont OF tbs cele.
Z brated GEM, Mason Improved, snd IA.
sons Porcelain lined Frui: Jars, pint. qusrt and
hali gallon. just received and for sale low by the
dozan OF gross oy 4 j. MILLER b co.,
my25 G5 King street.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-01
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

EUCHARIST, Sept. 29.-Two hundred
Greek volunteers have embarked at
GalafZ for Greece.
A dispatch from Eucharist to the
Times says the idea of making Rou-
mania Kingdom is again prominent
ly mentioned here.
PARIS, Sept. 29.-Jules Jacquamart,
an eminent engraver, is dead.
Journals say that the government
is firmly resolved to maintain a re-
served attitude on the DuicignO Ques-
ton. The French com naand has been
ordered to abstain from all hostility.
The thirty and last represeno
tatiOD WAS made of the passion play at
Ober Ammorgsu. 1t was held on the
26th, and thiTtyefive hundred persons
were present.
II is stated in we'll informed circles
that Baron Baissy de Any! Las, member
Of the chamber of deputies. has been
appointed minister to Mexico.
LONDON Sept. ga Times corres.
pOndent at Paris telegraphs as follows:
Hava's agency says Papal Nuncio
has had very contrary interviews with
M. Barthelemy ST: Hilnire, minister
of foreign af4irs, AMI Nj. Jules Ferry
Premier's nunciO haa not even binied
the idea of quitting France.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-01
THE SITUATION IN THE EAST.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-A Paris cores
pondent OF the Times telegraphed last
night as follows: Instructions to the
the French admiral not to fire shot
in the event of the bOmbardment of
Dulcigno have not been plsinIy avow-
ed until this evening. They are JUS
tihed on the ground that the cOnstitGs
tIOn debars the president from declar-
ing war without the assent of the
chambers. This, evidently an after
thought, was adopted in Difference
TO the lately manifested repugnance
of the public 10 French Intervention
in The eastern question. The Times
ia lis leading editorial says if France
draws back from giving reality to the
demonstration, the concert of the
powers is for the pIe.eut at an PGd.
The ridicule OF having sailed 10 u a.
vesa for the purpose of sailing ok
again, will attach in the first instance
to France, but other powers must take
their share of it. They have
been misled by France, and have thus
been induced to commit themselves to
game of brag which has not sue
ceeded, and could not have been ex-
pected to succeed, Even a weaker
power than Turkey might safely ven
t0re to snap her finger at the demon
stratioD, which is 10 bark but on no
account to bite.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch to
the Reuter- telegram company from
Berlin in reference to the reports of
the abandonment of the naval dem-
onstration, says: It is disclosed in
we'll informed circles that no such
intelligence has reached here. The
incidents of Sultan addressing an ap'
peal to the Emperor, William, occurr-
ed last week, and therefore before the
Dulc'gnO question reached its present
crisis Germany in conjunction with
all the powers adheres to protest
against Pisea and P0she.
| Earl Granville, the foreign secretary
| has been summoned to London from
Balmoral in connection with for.
eign affairs.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 20 The
emperor of Germany, in replying tc
an appeal made by The sultan, has
expressed his regret that the necessity
for executing the treaty Of Berlin
precludes sepsrate action on Lis part