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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05
CAPE GTRARDEAU STANDING ON A
BED or SILVER.
Cape Glrardoau Democrat

A gentleman, whose name VIC axe not at
liberty to mention just yet showed us this
week some large s!ugs Of pure silver ore
which he tells ny ne found within u few miles
Of this city. The gentleman is n man of
limited means and is digging the ore of
nights and on rainy days so as to keep other
people from discovering the mine. In
a few days he intends to ship several hun
drcd pounds Of the ore to the mint, and
after receivng returns for il he will pur.
chase about thousand acres Of land, ON
which the mine is located. We could not
End gu, from hun in what direction from
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05
pATENTS.
DATENI'S

Obtained for new Inventions, or for improvements,
on old ones for medical or other compounds, trade
marks and labels. Caveats, Assignments, Inter
ferences, Appeals, Suits for inftinreinonta, md
oil cases arising under the Patcn, Laws. prompt.
~ attended Inventions that have been
pEJEluVEDb by the Patent ONCE may still,
Mo UCA VIZ In most cases, DO patented BY
lie. Ecng opposite the y. y. Patent DEPARTMENT,
and engaged In Patent bhanoRs exclusively, we can
make closer searches, and secure Patents more
promptly, and with broader elaine, 'han those who
are remote fron Washington
TNVNNT()RSs send MS model or sketch OF
lN EIN OleO your doylrc; we make cs.
amnatons and advise ~ to pa,entsbility, Tree OF
charge. All correspondence strictly confidential
Prices low, and no charge unless pnten. issccur0d
We refer IN Washington, TO Hon Postmaster
General ID. v, Key, Rey y, n,Power. The German
American National Bank, TO officials In the u, \,
Patent Once, and to Senators ard Representatives
IN Congress-; and especially to oue clients In every
state TO the Union and ia Canada. AddreSs
@. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent O0les, Washington D. Q.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05
MARDl GRAS AT NEW ORLEANS.

The old Reliable Great Jackson Route
will sell tickets over their line to attend the
Mardi Gras festivities at New Orleans, for
one fare, $3.50, The round trip. The sale
Of tickets will commence from train leaving
Cairo, Wednesday, February 4th, at 5 am,
and close with the train leaving Cairo at 5
am, Monday, February 9th. They will
be good to return to and including Sunday,
February 18th, 1880.
J. II. JoNEs, f. CHANDLER,
Ticket Ag't Cairo. Gent Pass ACT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05

CUES PnIs cures Erysipclas. DR. Giles
l?O West Broadway, \. Y Trial size %
cents. Sold by Barclay Bros
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05
now WILL THIS DOi

Five ID Note Heads rs low as Sc per 900
Ten 10 Letter Heads as low as 81 ~ pei
1000.
Imperial Bill Heads as low "a ~ per
1000.
Bills Lpdng as low as 81 80 per 1000.
Enve!ops and printing s2 80 to 81 SO
per 1000
AT TnG BuiIErtN Job Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05
APPLES. APPLES!
Cheap. 50 cts to 81 90 per barrel.
q. II. JACKSON & CO.

Sr, JosEPn'S CHURCH, on Sixth avenue.
New York, has large and wealthy congre.
cation. It's pastor, the Reverend Father
Farrell, a faithful servant. known BY bis
works, tcstities to the wonderful curative
properties of Giles Liniment Iodidc Am.
monia in ntlammatory rheumatism. pains
in the joints or lons, for it gives instant re-
lief Sold 10y all druggists. send for
pamphlet
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05
For the Bulletin.
A FEW QUESTIONS ASKED.

MIR. EDITOR :--Sincc there is such de.
mand for sentiments at the high school,
| have consented to furnish some original
ones. will contribute just when my
friends think it necessary, and begin with
the following, which respectfully submit
Very Truly,
FRIEND OF THE PUPus.
lNTERRoGATORY SENTIMENTS.
Since all pupils Of the high school attend
for the purpose of obtaining knowledge
and pursuing their studies, should this OBJ
Jcct be defeated by the principal
Does he not do so, in depriving them of
hall an hour tor more daily, and the whole
OF one afternoon every week, for the pur.
pose of giving the Friday entertainments
Do not these entertainments, Chowever
pleasant for the public greatly disturb the
pupils minds; interfere with lessons, and
cause perpetual nervousness, hurry and
anxiety among them!
At the present rate of progression. will
they not eventually become grand mat
inees' tickets at the door, while the usual
course Of studies will be OF secondary i'm
portance!
DO parents send their children Ia school
to be educated, or simply to entertain yisi.
tors To receive instructions. or to ona.
..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05

NEW ARRIVAL or SPRING GOODS.
We will show to-day 100 pieces new and
elegant styles spring prints; also 30 pieces
brocade dress goods in new spring shades
which we offer Mt l2i3 cts. Worth to-day,
Is cts. STUART, Eighth street.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05

CHEERrCLSEss and rheumatism do not
20 together; Tor rheumatism, use st. ia
cob'S Oil aud he happy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-05

umnS OF lhe appointment OF Mr. Brown, OF
Metropolis, as supervisor Of the census for
ths. the Eighth district, aud it may now be
OF interest 80 some to learn the penalties for
ohstrocing or throwing obstacles in the
way of the census takrr while in the dis.
charge of his duty, The law says "All
persons above the age of twenty one year,
who shah! refuse to furnish the information
required by the supervisor or enumcrator
shall forfeit and pay Il sum not exceeding
800, 10 be recovered in an action for debt,
Presidents, directors, or othes officials of
private corporations who refuse 80 furnish
information required Of them are made liza.
bic to u penalty not TO exceed 10000"
Only two weeks are allowed for the compile.
ton of the census, The compensation to
the cnumcratofs are as follows: Two cents
for each death rcported ten cents for each
farm; fifteen cents for each manufactory
which is to be in full for all services, and
no mileage or travelling expenses, The
subdivisions assigned to each cnunerator
must not exceed 1000 inhabitants.
A large proportion of people 90 moth
ing to support their local papers, and yet
reap the benefit every day Of thc editors
work. a man will say, advertising does
notpny in my business. | have to keep men
on the road, and get my customers by go.
ing after thenl,' and yet the TACT is, that thc
town in which he does business would be
unknown, the railroad over which he chips
his goods would be almost unheara Of, Il it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Fatal EXPLOSION.

LONDON, July IAN explosion occurred at
twenty minutes past one O'Clock this morning
10 tho London aud South Wales Gallery Com
pan9's new black vein pit at Risoa. six miles
from Newport. The shock was violent. 1t is
supposed that 10 men were 10 the pit at the
time and there is scarcely probability that any
will be saved. One BODY has been fourd OF the
bottom Of tho shalt Ventilation is being re-
storad in tho miro with view to exploring for
bodies.
LONDON, July II "A dsps'rl from Card i'll
to tho Times says: "Oro hundred and twenty
eight we!c in tho pit q the London and South
Wales Colliery CompaAy's mine at the timo Ct
the explosion, and i. is believed they ell have
porished.
The scenes abcu. tho mine arc reported SO
h0artfcaClng. There il large throng of poo
PIE present, composed in great pat Of tho rela
!sliGes and friends Of The imprisoned minars
Among them arc msuy women who arc wsiIng
tho fstc of husbands and sons whilo !i!tlo child
Ion arc asking anIiously concerning thcir faith.
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IurEO.GcTnan Alliance.

LONDON. july ia Ctnlta1tinople dis
patch to the TImcs says: DipomatSs and
hnat GERS here arc somewhat surprised at TIC
sudden appearance oil a number of German
Officials, recommended by the German Cabinet
to undertake radical reform of Turkish f.
nar c!s. The scltm, was secretly arranged by
Count HaI2!cIdt, the German Amba! s,tor. 1t
Is important, as showing that tho Sultan is
coming TO rtooenlz, tho desperate financial
cond!toa Ct tho Empire. lis applying to
Germany is significant, as ior sometime post
the idea that Germany might b, detached from
The European c)sliion has bocn entertained at
the palace. A rurco- Gclm,n alliance, however
ridiculous it may seem to Western statesmen,
IS no~ cossldsrad by certain politicians hero ~
ona Il the future political possibilities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

TEMPERANCE. -Tho temperance meeting at
tho Gospe! ten. last plight was rather better at
tended thau usual. After tho song service
Professor Evans read tho Scripture. offered q
prayer, and proceeded to speak OF bis OVID carly
experience il If. Of dissipation. This is the
first address Of Professor +. containing any
special rafererc, to himself. He showed how
dri0kIog habits contracted in early life became
to him terrible curse until he made desper-
atc effort to reform and succeeded. as be be.
cves, only by divine helr. Mr.. PcaIcs fol-
Owed 10 short address. ia which he related
a0uc Of his late experience among tho families
OF drinking men and men who aro struggling
hard TO throw Of the habit Of dri:kin, rum. lilo
declared his belief that the nlsj orty OF tho bus.
rnc:s mcn Of this city stard 10 such ave of the
liquor power that they dare not damand Sun
day l.w which will stop the outrageous drunken
ness which noa prevails en- Sunday 10 this city.
lie had that day talked with good citiz ,us. who
dcnpi deporGd the reiga OF Whlskcy 10 Alex.
G9tria, and 90; these samc men SIGN petitions
asking tOT the protec.ion of the whiskcy shops
and stores Of the place which COST the city gov
crnmc0t at least 5000 moro than they psy
back every year, while they Cause one halt of
thc poverty and crime among our people. a.
the cos3 of the meeting a numbor OF men SO atd
the pledge Professor Evans will speak to uleht
Gt ii3 0wo Reformation.
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NEOb Law.

LESvER, Co.., July IA special dispatch
- the rihunn from SAINTS Fo Gays: AT Lincoln,
IN Lincoln county. Now Mexico, on July %rd q
y"nng man namcd Harrison cana into town.
and becoming intoxicated, was licked nm, Al
night mob ctIected an entrance into tho jail
and killed Harrison, Kidding him with bullets.
On the night OF tho dLh /. )b again surrounded
tho l:li and killed tho deputy sheriff. who was
impitcs!cd IN the killing Of tho night before, and
mad mada himself obnoxious to tho outlaws
On tho T. cat of tho 9TH they again visited tho
jsii, taking Gu. a.d hanging prisoner What
III" prisoners crimes were is not known"
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prcu.rotiontor Execution.

NEw YORK. July 1.-THE Sc'il1li Tor the
.,y,cnrnn 81 Chastian OK iha murderer OF
Mr.. i;nfi, was cr,chd 10 TIE yard OF TIC
r.r.i,s ,h,4 moral: Z. TIE chnar mncu mao
sa- 10, ,t,-'uthrA hs ihr nns' nt tho carer
ur,. H., ,lru -"muu last h'.ht ana u ".'pa'.
ru,lv c u! aud C. c,rd. IT. trctiV|u 'o''ti
lrar, ,i@ .i",r r''sw Ia NlfS'oia III ho"n IN
trrHlrr carst!atiOD.
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4

r,7rSvILE, Pa. ju'y ID III Magic
Franklin Gollery, owned ,hl eparatru Wy .no
rn,.rrrise Coal and Excelsior Company. Wa
Ic.l-rycd nv fire this morning. LOSS I'D WV
insurance S,TON Three hundred msn anu
bn,s ARC thus throva out of employment 1no
origin Of the fro il unkno"n
aRNrHI X, ONT Jolly 10 -Iwen!y stor'I III
| Il 70 to-day. Loss 5000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
COOKED
BEEF!
ON ICE, AT
RAMS AVS.
MEDICa NAL.

old DR.. DODD'S Pc w De KS.
~ A Family Madeleine
Young and Middle Aged Ladies su(fsrin 9th
Nervousness, Debility, Twi.ching Of tho Nus"
cles. Ringing in the Ears, Specks before the
Ryes. Spssms. Mysteries. Papita:ioa CT the
Heart, Indigestion. M ,lauchoy. Low Spirits.
Despondency, Headache. Sloon'c'sna74, Evil
Forebodings Cold Hands and Re. t,ko Dr..
Dodd's Powders.
| Old Ladies VINO arc dobiiita.e1 ertl nervous.
with weak body and digestive organs dlsordere1.
| causing loss of appetite Impoverished blooh,
&c. try Dr. Dodd's powders and you will feel
az though you had renewed your sge and taken
q new lease of lifs
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kept
late hours and have been imprudent and v,olated
The La,os of health and natare until tho ulgor Of
life is qor,e aud you are pros'rate1 m antsly ano
Jb,scsIiv and unable TO atteod to your business
~ duties of life, taxa DR.. Dodts Powders and
Won will feel Yourself man sgsin.
8 Young Men and Women With pale and bag.
!. oerd faces thin in flesh. broken down in mind
:. and body WITH shattered nervous system, take
n Gid DR.. DoDD's NERvINE TOXIC PoWDERs,
and stop that loss which brings on Melancholy,
Fits Insanity, Consumption and an early dsash:
= Thew will give you health aad strength, and
Y increase the flesh and bring the bloom OF youth
% TO the cheeks tranquility to the mind, and pro-
Is duce sound and refreshing sleep.
~ Man and Women who are slaves to the use
Tob.cco, Liquor, Opium or Morphine. take DR.;
- Dodds Powders; they act as an dnt,dotc anu
or will destroy the appetite OF TASTE for the use o
r the above stimulsnts, which Is rutnous 70 u
~ nervous system. For sale by ANNEY & w.
Of las King st. Price 81 per package, or SIX PACK
Or. ages for 80. So
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ENIian 0utrHGeS.

SAN FRANCISCO, July - A tisla'>h liom
rortisrd, Oregon. says: "Reporis have rtschod =
here thtt the lndi.ns around Prep NreeA a.lo
murdered several fa.;iirs in that vlc'nltS, ana
sfo now on The war path. Thorumora JACK co :
Grmsticn md are generally disteilsved.
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NOTIOE-I have this day appointed aes'1s.
N CHARLES A. YOHh and GhOk9h r.
STRINER nv agents to conduct and carry on
for nne. In the CITY of Alexsndris, Virginia. the
business of the manufacture and sale Of CIGARS
and the sale OF TOBACCO and other articles
Usually sold by tohacconists. the said business
being for the present carried on at the ~ 3; cor
n 10. On F. z. CORBETT.
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Nyotcl, Game Of QuO.fS

LONDON, Oot., July ia m't'h game o.
ol.isi,r $40 side ha,wrrn Is. D1dd' OF
inldon, AID W. Wslkiosha" "inshnnl, Inc
champiar c! tao Dominion, was pl ay,d gcs'er
dsy rfsrl leg 10 favor Of Odd, ~''h 'e'!e OF
Gi 10 -
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ST. Sw1THIN's DAY.--To day is known as
VS.. S~ithin's day" and the legend rtq1ires
that the weather for forty days thereafter shall
be of the same sort as that which prevails Oh
the Saint annual visit. So the farmers and
truck gardeners will have 90 cause to fear q
drought; for, Notwithstanding the mercury in
the thermometer at IL o'clock danced among
the nineties. the sky this afternoon became
overcast with clouds, and q gentle rain began
to fall, accompanied by thunder and lightning,
rendering the temperature less oppressive.
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IsIr e,UInnrp. Ar

HALIFAX, N. s., July lj.-Tho American
ST. aSp aver Iunaro Of tho Arclc exploring txpe-
log lor RECON- I've S. Johos N. +. after GOAL
s'rrr,:. !, I'!" w." Sho 'xptc ed to secure
TO i i,%S r m%ru tLornr p sfp WRGgsl lhurco
st ". Johls Oh :hc ~ b int.
Thc li-h ooninnc r'cn'iluI in ard a'' u Inc
-. III ha,hduL ui 81. johns.
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FELL FROM BICYCLE.-Mr. Moor S. Falls,
a member Of the Arlington Bicycle club, SOD Of
A. J. Falls. esq. of Washington, and nephew
Of Mr. Robert w. Falls. of this city, fell from
a tic5cl, he was riding. in Washington, yester
day evening and was severely hurt ab2u! the
head and body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

Observation-Disclosures. STANsHuRY & Bro,
mauufsc urers and dealers 10 stoves and linwaro,
have REMOVED TuEIR Stove AND Work
SHOPS TO TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER KING AND
WASHINGTON STREETS (io the McBurney
bulldog Whcro they will DO pleased to SEQ all
their old customers and tho public generally.
i've If
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEATUEa PROBABILITIES. July Is. 1885,
70: Tue Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather, with frequent rsins. sou!herly winds,
Vatyiag 20 westerly, stationary or lower lem
pecature and barometer.
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SrHooL CENSUS Tho cousas of the chi!lGca
n this city.of school age, was completed yes;tr-
day b2 II. }. Ncvott. clerk of the School + Iard,
AID the following arc the figures compared with
2 similar c20su4 taken in 1878
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15
L OEAE EEEI,sTFEs.

l. NJ: h!sChiord, esq principal Of The Eps-
copsl Hga Schooi, hS. gone on Zip 10 Europe,
to be absent sbout Two months.
MT. Peter Fsgsn will commc1 c Operations ct
his distlilery, ear Cam eron Run, which hiss beer
closed for some time, again in the fall.
AN oil painting OF Gen. Haze ok, by Mr..
Shumsn, is on exhibition 10 the window of Mr..
Il. NJ. Latham, CO King street.
Mr.. W. N. Berkeley, as will be seen by refer
reooe to his advertisement in another ooumo, is
selling out large stock Of goods at est.
A valuable horse belonging to MIR. FerdiDaud
Travis died suddenly yesterday evening on tho
commons near CoIross.
The Lynchburg News says: "S. G. Neale,
esq.,. will most probably receive the democratic
nomination for Congress from the Eighth Vir-
ginis distric',"
Mr.. Jsmas AcCuon. a brakeman on the Vir-
gina Midland railroad, was taken suddenly i'll
at Charlottesville yesterday, and had to be
brought to his home in this city.
A warrant was issued this afternoon by Jus.
tlce Thompson fJr the arrest Of Henry Munson,
coorcd. charged with an assault on Phi!ip.Tsy-
lor also colored.
Miss Rebecca J. Barlcmau, an old and high,
ly respected lady died 10 day, after along illness,
at the residence OF her brother in law, G. W. d.
Ramsay. esq Oh King street.
Several parties wero fined by tho Mayor
again this morning for keeping dogs without o
license, and note; il given to owners that tho
privilege Of keepiug dog must be paid for.
Col. Hollingsworth, whose late sudden illness
has b'cD noticed, HIS 50 far recovered IS to be
able to attend 10 his duties "a Superintendent
of Mount Feruol.
There il every reason 10 to iGvn that tho old
route between this city and Quantico will BIO re-
established shortly. Two floating decks TO be-
lis ID i 7 the tran!l,r of cars ut Quantico have
ust been completed at the ship yard ia this city.
Messrs. Charles Waller and Charles Laven.
der, both of this city, swan from tho old coal
wharf TO Shepherds, on tho opposite side of tho
river, Tuesday evening. in tho short time Of 80
minutes
A horse attached 10 q buggy, standing on
Royal street, this afternoon, belonging to Mr.
j. Il. oily, Of the firm Of Weaver, Kengia &
Co.. of Georgetown. became frightened a. peal
OF thunder, and ran away, doing considerable
damage TO tho Vetico.
The mcn engaged on tho improvement OF the
streets under tho Superintendent of Police,
commence work at i've O'Clock in tho mcraiug,
IN order to escape the intens, heat of tho sun 10
tho middle OF the day.
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COMMITTEES

lat wari-- William Dobio. Jamas Mclean,
Charles Hndf. V. Nj. Power and E. +. Colo
man.
"a ward-O Wool. II. Wetslar .Tsmos P.
Price.
- wArd--Roh,tt Kuld, j. G. Mo.ter, Thomas
Ku1d, Robert Ballengor und Nm. H. Smith.
.th ward bonjamil Dudley. VIM. Whestay,
h.. Z. htw3il, III. Lynch and w. Mskeloy. [lt
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ARRIVED
CHI, q, oree sId Martha, i"Sor f't'm''' To
Sth7 Geo II Rsnt. N,w York. To Htretr'
Bryant r..-,et,,, % vr a
AZ schr Z,r, Esrrahsanock river - Ferry
Smoot Il &"
srJ Thompson, lower Potc. bS ke Sn
STR NJ s,ts.o, lower PC. by ) brodefs ~ w..
STR r. v Arrow smith, lower Potomac ny
lcmac Ferry Company. II u.r,ow
Schrs howard Williams anu D M 1i''0" W.
Jersey CITY, by American Coal Co
| fcir William and John, Bslio' ny "a
| Schr 4 B Fields, Bs!!o. by GEO 7 Wo1lh'nh'
ton Son.
| PassED Ut.
S:hr Lolita, for GEORGETOWN,
! PASSED DOWN.
| Schr GhAs A Brisg;. from Geo7Eo.'wA'
MEMORANDA ~,
| S,hrF II Cdornc, from Georgetown H. d
| River 18Th. N,o,yo,r f,
I Richmond 18th. Whitman, =, No,
Q York l4Ih.
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S~NoTICE There will be q maetinr nf ~"
IN" I;0ng rs:sionsi Convention, wh!c1 MODS IN
LUIS WY w. w. HERBERT.
;,1S o. of thu ConsHrv Alive Conimlttoo.
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The stosm yacht Ella, from Georgetown, wa:
aULcAni from he wsys at tho ship yssd yes
!eliay, and the schooner Cora Mckinney haul
81 uI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

ka5- The Executive Committee of tn, Demo.
cratic Rcadjus:ers Club will moet 10 their pew
room, formerly occupied by tho Alexandra
Light Infantry, to night Thursday at O'Clock;
business Ct vial importance for their Gus dora.
ton. f., ii, HAWKINS. Ghoi,m,n.
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ESn,al Visitor.

NAwr.rT. II. J., July Is -rrince Leopold
will sTr,rc hc,o on Saturday from Boston ana
viii remsin until Wednesday night, when no no
viii 90 TO Now York Iln sails for huII "a On
,ba .nh inst. The Loading sumner RESIDENTS
here uropC s" Ell tertsining him IN Lavish hslne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

TIE lXvTSrlGATIoN.--Tho COMMITTEE ap'
po,nrcd by the ilydraulion Scam Fire Cou
;any to Investigate charges OF 'm3nEa''y
preferred against one CT the main5,rs ut that
company met tgsia last light al the CO.
sine house and completed their labels Of ;nklue
,c,limouy for ard aSalcst the licensed. The
caulrany will meet Monday night next ter the
purp1se Of hcaIiug the ytprt Of Tie b,m,tet
and !skiug some action il rlesrd 10 lhr matter
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lie New PASTOR AEmTEp.-NeV. >. i.
SScIicr tho new pastor t,hc German l,a:hsIau
cargrcsaiou 10 this city. arrived here to-day
frSm St. Louis, apd will deliver his FIRST strmO7
IL the chuicb, corncr CT Cameron aud Eitte'
U.s., on Sunday next at II o'clcck. MIR. Shelier
.te A professor in the German Lutheran Coz
cpc At St. Souls, and who is spoken ci MS nos
excellent preacher, was welcomed this a'ie1uoo
~ lis now field OF labor By his crnRrrEHilnf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

PERSONAL. judge y. W. CnilOn. Of The
Corporation Court, will leave Il l'ciry the even
log icr en- extended trip through The Nmth
western sCc'ioa Of the ctuatry.
Nj. Il. ". Falls. who has been OF Wit Il
Baltimore and Old Point Comfrrt Ion soHc tim
past, returned home this morning..