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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-27
GENERAL MAHONE,S. POSITION.

The Republicans haze been claiming
that General Malone, United States
Senator from Virginia. would act with
them III the Senate, and give them con-
troll of the organization of that body.
The Richmond Wing, Mahone's organ,
defines his position politically. 1t tells
the Debt Funders, Bourbons and Brok
ers that he is Democrat, a Virginian,
a Southernor, but above all, an Ameri-
can and patriot. He is net mere
counter to be used in games played by
other men; no puppet to be moved
hither and thther by the wire workers.
A born leader of men, he will not be
the servile follower of anybody, nor the
slave OF any ring or caucus. He will
shape policy for the South, if not for
The whole country, that other men will
do well to adopt and promote. He is a
Democrat in practice and in principle,
and will be the herald Of that progress
i've liberalism which is to create new
South, and, in the Senate, he will seek
to divest the Southern and national
Democracy of their dead and decaying
moss,covered boughs, and stimulate a
fresh developments, more in accordance
with the times and the necessities of.
the situation. He will try to give the
Democracy face, less repulsiye than it
now wears, and endeavor to ameliorate
Southern politics, that they will not be
i standing menace against immigration,
nor q threat to reopen all the questions
that have been determined. by the stern
arbitrament of the sword. ne
From this it appears that General
Mahone is great man, who will earn
estiy work to reyoltionizo politics in.
the South, but with. all that his organ
has to say OF him and his plans, it does
not give the slightest encouragement to
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-27

George @. Gorham, who expects by his
vote to be elected Secretary of the SEN
ate. This is really unkind in the Wing,
which, while boasting of what General
Malone intends to accomplish in politi
cal reforms, leaves those who expect
positions in the Senate in as great doubt
as ever on the vital question of how he
intends to vote at the organization of
that body,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-27
C0NTESTING ELECTIONS.

There will be at least twenty contests
for seats in, the next Congress, some
from the East, some from the West, but
the greater number from the South.
The fact that the House of Representa-
tives will be Republican by a small
majority, inspires the Southern Repub-.
hcan Congressional nominees with hopes
that their claims, whether just or not,
will be recognized, and that their OPP.
ponents, who have been given certiti-
Gates of election, will be busted by a.
strict party vote. The practice of con-
testing seats in the United States SEN
ate and House of Representative has
been fostered and encouraged to great
extent since the war; before which it
was scarcely heard Of. The rule in each
House has been to pay the contestant
his regular salary during the time the
matterwas undereonsideration whether
his claims were we'll founded or not.
The assurance that they would receive
pay pending the result of the contest,
has been sufficSent indacement for
many professional politicians to contest
the election of those by whom they were
defeated. When the Republicans con-
trolled the Senate, PiAehbaek of Louis
lana, applied for seat in that body,
Judge Edmunds of Vermont, and sew
cral other able and honest Republicans,
opposed his admission to the Senate.
For four years the contest was unde-
cded, and when il was settled by the
rejection Of Pinchback, the Senate voted
him $50, 900 for his time and expenses.
A similar rule was adopted by the
House, which in several instances gave
the contested seat to the claimant, who
was not entitled to it, because the party
of which he was member were in
majority, but with liberality that
would be eommendable, if the people
did not have to pay the bills, always
gave the unseated member full pay, as a
balm for his wounded feelings. This
liberality has encouraged men who We're
fairly defeated at the polls to contest
the seats for which they We're candi-.
dates, until the practice has grown to-
be an intelerable nuisance, and wher-
eyer the slightest pretext exists for con-
testing a seat, the matter is brought
/. before Congress.
1t has been suggested as remedy
for the contesting business, that every
contestant give security for the pay
ment Of the expenses of the investiga-
ton, as btigants are compelled by law
to do when commencing civil actions in
the courts. Ii this rule should be
adopted and adhered to, it would stop
this nuisance and save the country a
great many thousands of dollars
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-27

Another old British institution dis.
appears with the present year = the
pipe clay" belt worn in the army. The,
Guards only will retain theirs. i'll defer
ence to. the Duke of Cambridge. The
"pipe clays will be replaced by belts
of brewn leather. 90 pa e
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-27
DELINQUENT TAXES.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR,
Humboldt County, Nevada.
Nau.nhar ~ lSs0

Humboldt County. Nevada.
November u, 1850.
Notice is Hereby given, that the Delinquent
Tax List for the fiscal year of 1850 has been de
posted with the District Attorrtg OF Humboldt
County, Nevada, and that unless the Deln
quent Taxes therein specified are paid TO the
County Treasurer of said County within twenty
(2N) days of the date hereof action will be
commenced by the District Attorney for the
collection of such taxes and costs.
GEORGE +. TURRITTIN,
County Auditor OF Humboldt County, Nevada
tt-E nR2 I'll @
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-27
FOR SALE:
Store and St0ck in COlcOnda,
Nevada. nr

A rare opportunity for any person contem-
plating going into business. +t' ~
: Terms given on application either to
faAar +. n LEVY; tolconda, New,
or Levy & Co. Wiinenlucca, New.
Winneracsa, August Il, 1856 tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
EGL.9E HssEI-sTsES

Carter Harrison, t!q. Of the Richmond
Commonwealth, is 10 the city.
William N. McVtigh, of this city. ia on o
visit to his friends and relatives in Richmond,
Tie time fx'd By law for shooting robins
expired March and foe CT SIS is DOW the
penalty ter XII log these birds.
Our very popular. facinatirg AID bspds,me
fellow tGWrsnsu. Robert Lee Adam, is to lead
to tho altar far daughter Of Cleveland Ohio.
Miss Aonie Clark-on the I4.h Of this mon,b
Tho schooner Emma Berry. which r, m
the piles of the old coal wharf Tuesday nipbt
on her way 10 this city. was released y.s.rrdov
aiternoon aud toSed TO the ship yard fer 70.
pairs. ~
Tue weath.r to day, like YESTERDAY, waa
bright and balny; many OF the fruit ireos ara
10 bloom, flowers are booming Plentiful and
"bcsutllul sp.ius" has impressed is If uoou
everything around Us.
Capt. John Gray, Waterman at the German
Bank, after having been paid G # yest, rday was
30 unfortunate as tc lose hi! whole month nsv
from his pocket, and has 10 clue as TO its where,
abouts
robert Scott, young man cmpIoycd in tho
mschlne shops Of tho Virginia Midland Rail.
road. waa struck in The fac, this morti1g bv a
pics Of iron, fyiog from the machine at which
ne was working, aud painfully, be-. not seriously
hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
Earred and FeaIhereG.

CHICAGO. ILL, Apri' "A special dispatch
ffom Farmer City, ILL.,, TO tho Times SAYS
This town has been for day past 10 state Of
e2clt1nect ever the arrest nDd mobbing CT 2
usn OF 81 years Dauea Levi CoIem IN, charged
with committing a criminal ASSAULT on his sister
IN law, Mrs: OLSON. the Sif, of German.
Both families lived ia oDo house. When
OIeSon came home from Clinton. his wife com.
p'alned of bis brother 10 Law, and he had CoIs
man arrested and bound over to court. While
Coleman was lodged 10 the calabooss awaiting
removal to Jail, some men took him out aud
gave hlT coat of tar and feathers, aud put
him back into bis cell. During tho night he
dug his way out through the brick wall and ca.
capped, and has not been heard from"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
Mothers Mothers!! Moahers,,,

Are you disturbed st night aud broken Of your
rest By a sick child suteriD e and crying with tbe
ex2ruclstIr pain of cutting teeth ? ESQ., % vt
once and get bo!Le OF MRS WINSLO T'S
SoOIHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho Door
little sufferer immed iately -depend upon it {;
tnere is 10 mistake about it. There is not q
ncther on earth who has ever used il wbn will
not Tell you 81 oGcs thst it will regulate The
bowels, and give res! 10 the mother aud relief
and honllh TO tho child operating like magic.
1T Is perfectly ssfa to use in all cases, and uieas
ant to The taste, snd ia the description of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses
will accompany each bottle None genuine nm .
le'ss the facsimile of CURTIS s. PERKINS
is on tho outside wrapper. Sold by all RI edicine
Dealers. Twenty live cents bottle Beware of
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
ROKEIGH NRlLnG

r, Martlncz Campos still hopes to defeat tho
spanish ministry on Cuban reform questions.
liz tho Surrey steeple chase Mr. James Cor
den benreh's Muscadiu secured tho sccond
plaza. WV
Its proposed TO CONNECT the Atlantic and
the Mediterranean by canal between Bordeaux
and Narbonnc.
Russia has issued circular to tho powers
proposing to limit the right CT asylum. Ger
macy has answered favorab'y.
Several thousand men in tho builiine tra6a
10 Liverpool have struck against reduction of
q nall penny an hour 10 their wages.
Several Cuban iosurgent bands have reoontlv
been debated. Amoog the killed is Cant Elc.
Jandro Garcia, brother Of tho well known chief
Garcia. o"t0'
It's rumored that 1900 Chinese troops have
crossed the Eastern Russian frontier at Ussurl,
south OF the AMOR, and that 10000 arc eon-
centrated on the Western frontier.
Tho Gillian ironclad Huascar il bombardiny
africa three hours daily A part of. the town
is burning 1t is defended by 10000 Psru.
vans who have inflicted mu,a injury unon
the Huascar. ' N''1
An explosion of fire damp occurred YES.
t serday lna c)llelery at Aoderlues, Belgium,
Inc lumber OF lives lost is uukuoBo, bat 20
ocrpses have already been recovered. There
were S $50 persons in the pit at the time IF the
DISASTER
The net gaius of the Liberals 10 The English
elections up to midnight last nleht were % and
Liberal victory is conceded. Tho question
po", IS whether they will DO able TO secure
good working mso1ity. Gladstone has beoa re.
turned from Leeds. ~ ~
The envoy Ct the Kug Of SIAN is cxpccted
on his second visit to Eoeland on the q eff Nav.
1t had beea arranged that the King bimssIf
would come and Invest Queen Victoria With the
order OF the White Elephant, but bis visit is
postponed for the present in consequence of
lnoisposion OF the eX-reeeot, who would in
the Kings absence have had tho rcius of GOV
erument sO'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
Ce!TG REssE0w.7E a4ocsED.,.cs
WASHINGTON, Apri! ,, 1880

SENATE
Va motion CT Mr.. Beck il was res lysd thai
when the Senate ADJOURN 10 day il BE- to ncey
oo Monday next
The Vice President lad betore the Senate g
letter from >. V. Admeyer coutsiring a Aim
Tor sl3l Tor mileage 0s Uittess before the Com
ml't'e co Privileges aud Elections 10 the Iu
gals olS'. Referred to that committee,
Mr.: SALISBURY chairman OF the committee
SAID the committee did net think recusant wit
nesses such IS Adne.er, who was Obliged to
appear bstore tn, Senate 90 az tttachm n
we're entitled to iIeage.
Inc 'loe President laid before the Senate a
Communication from the Secretary of War
recon- mendIng an appropriation of $50 900 for
DC" military post between Folts Custer and
Assiniboinc. "'O
Pulls were Introduced and referred as follows:
BY Mr. Conkling, TO establish uniform SIS.
tenn CT bankrup'c7 Throughout. the u s
Also providing for the erection Of a nubI;c
building at Bronkyp. N. Y, fer the us, Of the
Pcstetice aud U. s. Courts and rcvcnuo off ,es
aud Tor other purposes.
ny Mr.. Wallace fdf the relief Of rtain
creditors Of the bark Salmon p, Ubas,."
Va motion of Mr.. CuckrelI, the bill ;ntro.
duced by hin yesterday to establish a mail q n.
vlc' to Brazil was read sccona time and -.
terred TO the Committee on Posto III .es and Post.
roads. ""N '''
Calendar. '|''''0' INC
ihs Dill granting pension 10 Jesse F. Pba,es,
WHEN was reported Adversely from the Commit
.oo on easteEs' because under the pension laws
soouts mot being IN the military or naval ser
vice. are not entitled to nensiono ,,o. $50. -
sidered. ' "'' as ''n to'''
Pending discussion on the bill, which was sd.
VoGateo Dy MesSrs. Kirkwood and Carpenter,
ana opposed by Messrs. Plstt. Logan. mud In.
gaiis, INC morning hour expired, and the Senate
resumed consideration OF tae bill rstifyipr tbe
Uute agreement which WAS explained and SUN.
ported By Mr.. Coke. sup
r. M,. roller spoke At length against the bill,
DE desired the Utes TO be sent 10 tho TJinteh
reservation, where the people of Colorado would
not BIZ menaced by item.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The morning hour having been DISPENSED
Win, aod the consideration Of Iriyste business
having bsen laid aside, ~
Mr.. Blackburn, Of Ky, moved that tho
iiouse resolve itself into Committee of the
mole LOT the consideration of the star seryce
aeaelency OH. ADD. pending that motion, moved
that al debate OF the bill close OF 4:3O this af-
ternoOD.
Ihls gsVa Use to somo discussion, the advo-
cafes or the Senate Amendments. as rule, de-
Sriog that tho debate should Gloss 10 one hour,
tor Tue reason that ct l:30 number of mem
Ders were to leave for Phiadclphis.
fioaIiy MIR. B!ackburn's motion, af,or being
moalncd 30 as to c.osc tho debate at 4 o'clock
was adopted, aud the House, at lo.4O, vent
into committee OF tho Whole (Scales, Of N. G.,
10 the chnir,l Oh tho star service deEc:cncv hill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
Horrible IEaugin~

WASHINGTON, April 2.
James Madison Wyatt Stone was harg,c TO-,
day IN the District of Columbia jail yard .or tbs
murder OF his wife October 9th, 1873. Ia as.
cended the scafold about one O. clock, and after
sshoFt service he stepped on the trap, sad St
nine minutes pas! one o'clock the spring wa,
touched and Stone was launched into eternity.
In the fall, owing to the rope being too lopg,
stones head was severed from his body az tho h
cut on with knife, and he died almost instantly,
The head and body were put together at once
and will DO buried by the side Of his murdered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
E!EEGfSEkH AE N~S

JOS Booth, president of tic Farm!is' Bank
at Suffolk, died last Saturday.
The bosld of managers of tho Soldiers Homc
Inspected the branch near 1amnlon Yesterday,
and returned to Washir g;ou at plight.
Tho Blue Ridge Mountains, from Smokers
Jap TO as tsr south aS the eye c,uld res ch were
covered with snow on Monday morriop,
MIR. VIM. Burgess died CO Monday last, at
his homo, two miles east OF Leesburg, of prcu-
moula, 10 about the Goth year of bis age.
Daniel W. Sewers, prominent ctirsn of
Clarke county, died last Friday, aged about GO
years. Pfl0r to the war he owned large Lind.
ed estate.
10 Bedford county, 90 Wednesday, Young
man named Adams had q difficulty with q c3l-
ored farm hand. 10 which lha latter YES sori.
ouslg shot in the siio
Tho arrivals of fish at FishLown to-day ware
larger than for some time past. Sbad sold al
plo 10 Slo per hundred and herring st SD per
Thousand: Quite number of buyers trom
Wa; hlngton were present
Judge McCabe, OF Loudouo, has ordered q
SPECIAL election on the 4:h Thursday 10 Nav for
commissioner OF Roads in the Locsburp dis
trcS, TO- I'LL the vacancy ccoasionod by the re-.
movaI from tho county OF j. V. Tavenrer.
R:v. G. S. LinramleItcr, who has had ms
toral charge Of the Presbyterian Church in
Berryvllie Tor the past four or five years. fen.
dered his rts;gua!ion to his congregation on last
SUNDAY, and It. Was sc,eptcd.
Tho AdjustAat General yesterday dispatcbcd
by ssfn conveyance to Middesty o0untv n hoi.
terry Of three iuca Parrot riff, guns and enough
muskets TO arm the MiddeseX Minute Mrn
who have been enrolled to patrol the banks nj
the R'ppahannCck ADD lay for foreign oyster.
men.
Samuel Robinson, cclorcd, confined 10 the
Loudoun jail under seltenco of death for the
murder, 10 October last, of Edward Th,mss.
also colored, will be hung between tho hours of
anh o'cock on Friday morning next, The
execution is to take pl,co in tho Jail yard, and
Will b. witnessed by only few persons.
During the high wind that prevailed some
len days ago tho top Of q straw rick, on Can't,
j; Il. Nuns t4rm. 10 Clarke county, was
olown over, bu7yng boceath it two head Of his
cattle. Tho cittlo were rot missed until 81
hous alter, whe1 the straw vas renoged and
they were found. Oae Of thcm r,c)vered. bnt
the other was So much exhausted % 10 die
shortly after it was liberated.
Eas- Will orcn on tho first dsy of April
JOE LOT OF GOnDS from ono Ct the lsroest
retailers OF Rev York city, comprising BURr's
ara o'hcr Well knoWn manufacturers These
good arc OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, ard will be
sod III ONE HALF OF THEIR COST
Indies, Men's. Chidreo's aud BOYS Shoes.
mr. 81 WADDEY, ITO King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
ALEXANDRIA. VA. March % 1900

ALEXANDRIA,, "a, NIaIch %. 1850.
Having used Warreu's English Condition
Powders 90 horses 10 complete stato OF gen
ersl debility; a'so on horses suffering from
Colds AID Disteuper, testify they are the best
an use. aud heartily recommend everybody 10
uso them with full con6deucs that they will
conViuo, the most skeptcal of their Superior
merits, 10. lSigned j. w. WILSON.
ma24 Agent Adams Express Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
MAPLEWOoD BREEDING AND TRAINING

MAPLEWooD BREEDING AND TRAINING |
~ ~; FARM; Jefers,n. o., Dec, II. 1877.
DR' WIN. GILES. w. Broadway, N. Y:
Dear Slr,-Plesss send me two quart bottles
q your Imminent Iodide Ammonia (tor horsss).
Dar,og the past two years have used it 10 ny
stable to the exclusion of all other linimeuts.
IL Is the best thing have ever seen for either
man or beast. could not do without it.
Eaclosed, 6nd draft for SIS.
Very truly yours, H. P. WADE.
Giles Pills cure BiIiousnets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
Catholicism In MARYLAND

LONDON, April "A dispatch from Rome
to the Standard says; The Pope is disposed
to accsde to tho wishes of the Archbishop of
Baltimore for large Increase of church sc,om.
mediation 10 bis diocese 10 Consequence Of the
numbers of persons disposed to Join the Romisb
ChGrcb, aud for special powers to facilitate re
oeplion of such couverts.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
Execution.

NEW YORK, April . "A special from Iouis.
Vile, Ky. says that Robert Anderson. white.
aud CHARLES Webster, colored, were huuasd
privately in the jaid yard this morning At
GodlO. They were wife murderers, aIthoush
the evidence against them was circumsi antisl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

HANDSOME MONUMENT M esst9 Meals i
Bro, at their marble yard. are preparing a
handsome monument to the memory of the
late Mr.. Anthony f. Harper. who died 10 this
city some time ago. and Washington NJ. Har-
per. his brother. who was color sergeant 10 Ca.
II. 18th Virginia Regiment, and killed at the
battle of Anlietam, September II, 1862.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

Hop.-Tbe last of series of hops was given
by the young gentlemen of the city last night
at McBurDey's Hall, and, while not so fully
attended as usual proved exceedingly agreeable
and pleasant. especially 80 TO tho young ladies'
who were 10 the minority. Among the visitors
we no,ic,d the graceful ard charming Misses
Withers, Mott. We!ch, Fairfax, ard Chill
ton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
FOB SALE on RENT

EOR sALE-The FOUR STORY BRICK
- DWELLING No. 4l9 New Jersey avenue,
Washington, D, G. Contains eleven rooms and
all modern improvements. Apply to JOHN
NJ. JOHNSON, Alexandria. Va mh29-lw.
TOR RENT-Tho THREE STORY BRICK
4 HOUSE. No IS north Fairfax St Has sll
the modern improvements, including bathroom,
gas, cooking range and parlor heater.
feb It'll +. e. CORBETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

PARALYzED. -Hen5ictta Ages, Mayor
Smiths X, 40 old and respected c,'ored wo.
man, was parakz at that geutlemeu's resi-.
oetco "Wednesday last, where she is at present
being comfortably cared for,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
LOCAL MATTERS

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. april ., 1880
For the Middle Atlantic States clear vestbs1
loved oy Increasing cloudiness, possibly by
RAIN areas variable winds, shifting TO warmer
s'"thes s.erly, stationary or lower barometer ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

MORE LABoaERs--Tbe sseut fer the c;D
tractors OF the Page Valley R,iirea! arrived
here yesterday moroing aod went to Washing
Tor, where obtained large ruuber Of c,or.
ed Iaborars to woik 90 The road, and left with
them last night on the Vlrgiu;s Midland R,il.
road train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

New ENGINE.-Tho boiler for the new en-
glue 10 course of erection at the shops of the
Virginia Midland Railroad. arrived to day
from Patterson, N. j. This engine, which will
be constrr cted according to the latest patent,
when completed, will be credit to Alexandlis
workmanship. Everything necsfslry to its
completion is prepared at the chops of the
road in this city. save the boiler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

BISHOP OF NORTH CARoL1NA.-L,st Satur.
day Papa bulls were received 10 Richmond au-
nourcug the election of R,v. Father Mark 8.
Gross. of Wilmington, as Bishop of North
carolina. Blsbon Gross is in Richmond, q
guest OF Bishop ksane. The time for his ON .
sccfatloo has not boeu fixed. The conservation
ceremonies will tsks place 10 Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

The Y. NJ. Il. Il. FOUNDRY Fires we're
lighted in the furnaces of the new foundry at The
virginia Midland Railroad depot yesterday for
the first time IS tts', aud under the supsrin.
tendency of Dir. James +. Waddey, master
mt chauic, everything worked with entire salts
faction. Mr. Henry Samp,ou went on duty
to day as foreman Of The establishment, and by
next week it is thought the foundry will be 10
full opcration-prepared to furnish all the cast
irgs needed by the road. The foundry, when
thoroughly equipped, as proposed, will b one
of the best in the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
Fire,

CHICAGO, III. April IA special from De.
I5oH 10 me Times says that the Alexander
douse. hne Summer Hotel, on Crosse Isle.
was burned yesterday. ''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

=, Angel of Night" is what Dr.. Bnr's r,oush
nytup mas oeen termed BY parents. whose wor.
lyiog and Coughing children have been soothed
and cured, and have secured sweet slumhsr bn
using this excellent remedy. Prios ONO 81
cents bottle. WY 50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

PERSONAL - Capt. john Spcrc,r o! Char.
iot,,sosVIle, was ia the ely to dsy.
MIR. Samson 7. Bayy, G republ;c,1,read.
Juster candidate itr Congress. was al.o 10 the
city to day.