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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
Colonel Rs. =, sSinnTscrs.

INDIANAPOLIS. lND, Aug. 4.-Col. Il. j.
Chambers, candidate for Vlca President on the
sTce1bact ticket has 1o,iied tho editor of the
Sun that tho impro7ed condition of his health
Iustihos him ia euuguncng {, the people bis
intcntiou Of reDsining On the ticket to tho end
Of the campaisn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
s}r. TAli7sep.

New York. Nlalc1 At aooa, whoa DR.,
lanner entered On tho IS h Gay of tho last, bis
condlnon Hsi a5on: tho Same as yesterday.
Ills features were no moro haggatd or pinuhod
aod he appeared 10 good spili!s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

RED MEMS EyCURsIoN.-Ife excursion tf
Osacula Tribe Of Bed Men to Marshall Hsl
Yesterday, was che of the iarges! and uost "a
jo7aola that ever left this city With tie
exception of ooe or two ladies tain;ing from over
eIjoyucnt. which OF course is locked for, not
o5cthi0g happened to uar the pleasure ef the
>io
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
SHsEnBsiG EE1cSA Eitinei

TRENTON, n. j.. Aug. 4.-God Smith
MAID oldCs. col: klll1d herself last night 10
trying to iGmn fence. She fractured her
shoudCr blade. Mr.. II. N. Smith, the cwacr
refused ar c!lar oil 80 coo Ter her s,mo timo
ego
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

MI>STHu BoY.-i'wo boys named Jlmc4 II.
iiarVcll cad Charles Hayes, Iho former from
Richmonf, Va, aGd lbs la!tor from Washing
.oD, raaaway Ecou The s.. Elaccut's schooI, in
RalmCTG On july h.. Hayes went dir,cs to
h!a hoTc, Lu! liaEvcii refused 10 Accompany
tla. auG started for this city. Elo was s2nn on
JOY ; l. rcar The Virginia cGd Of the Ioag
Bridge, ard ;ho day following Mr.. Prince saw
Aln Oh the real pea. Alexandra. TDis was
Tie last sen or heard Of him, although. Che 81 haie
,1uny ~as &C ured for him in every dir c.ion.
ino following ls n DESCRIPTION OF the miesipg
10y. as sent 80 The various police sa'icns:
Eleven years q J, hIuo eyes AID biriH m,lk
u ihc :he shape Of lig On enc Of his lcsg, {,
Ja.p.e 10 h.s check, light y>mploxiot, dressed,
vince last seen. 10 straT hat wish black band,
2',ck shirt and R1ayish pant: bright aud n
ir.Jccut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
LOCAL. BRETITlES.

Camp meetings AID The rainy season have
commenced.
Capt. LIgccck, while splitting wood, at his
residence TO Gay, out one OF bis iogar5 off.
The C'Ium5ia Fire Company will meet 10.
night.
The attention of owners of horses and vehi
oIes IS called to tho notice Of the Mayor in TO-.
days paper.
Oficar Arnold picked up large brown stray
horse this mortiog. The animal is hold for
redemption.
4 COW belonging 10 Mr.. Andrew Cheshire
was badly crippled this morning By being
struck BY train on the Virginia Midland
railroad.
We learn with regret Of the ooutinucd iilccss
CT MIR. Forttsque Whiulc, ct the residence of his
father, Bishop White, in Richmond, the Dis
ease being typhoid tcver.
A number of Ms5ous of this city havo re-
caived Invitations to attend a Masonsio baruuct
ct Curepcr, Va, on Friday evening" next iu
honor OF tho visit of Grand Master peylon s.
Coles.
Marriage licenses were issusad ia WashA
lGston yesterday 10 William g. Henderson
and !EIilo '. Garner, both Of this city; VIM.
a. Niskoil, ct L1udoun county, Va, and Xid;c
Ia. Far'. OF Fairfax county. W..
The Potomac Raptiss Association will be held
al Nj. liolly Chuich, Fauquier county. c,ra.
nlHrcng August Il. Visiting brethren aud
delegates will BE- met at Rappahannock station,
Virginia Midland Railrond, thrro miles from
tho church.
Il heavy storm pes4cd nvor the oily yestor-
day evening aboGt five o'clock accompanied by
sharp Ilghtnlog and heavy thunder. and for
while The rain fell in torrents, flooding several
OF tho streets. Tho rain cooliGusd eff nnd on
I'll night, and this morning uofth Pitt street wos
little river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
EitRE kcri2ieg.t.

SARATOGA, N. l.. Aug 4.-Bipiisto Fer
sehnelder. cJok al the United States Hotel, was
accidentally Sho: aad killed by his room mate,
August brlmiuer, about | 20 last night. They
were ire0ts. snd were going to bed in their
rnGm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

The CAMILLA number Of cina boats
which have been loaded Ter several days let
Cumberland yesterday, among them five FIR
this port, aud twenty four moro beats were
loaded last Monday. The freight question still
remains unsettled,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
UlciefG.

PROVIDENCE. Aug. "A msn who registered
his bis nsTne es l.. w. M0crc, Buffalo, clrum
led suicide at the Perry House. Newport. La
evening. dying e poi3on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

H0LLINS' INsTImU
Geo. =. Tsyloe President Of T.ustoes;
Chass l.. Cooke, SupcrntonGnnt
Mrs. Il. Z. Chlld5, Associate Principal;
VIM. u. Peasants, Latin and Natural Science :
VIM. Taylor Thorn, NJ a, English and French;
Shas. Ia. Cooke, =. M., Mathematics;
Miss L. ID Fowlkes. Ethics and History:
". Z. Richardson, Director Cr Vocal and IN
slramontnl Music;
Il. H. PAUL., Piano and German Lsnpuapes:
Miss Julia Porcher, Piano and Singing;
- -, Celis.hcnc3, Vocal Muelc and
Painting;
Mrs. Emma PAUL.. Supt. of Music Rooms;
Mrs L. V. Turner, English Language;
Miss $. l.. Cooke, Latin and french;
Miss NJ. To Ctcke, German and Mathematics
Mlss l.. Is. Ryland, Preparatory School:
Mrs. =. u. Cccso, Head of Domestic Uopt:
MIS-. Y. +. Cccko. Domestic Department;
Miss Laura White, Matrol
Chas. H. Cooke, Business A CONT;
Jno. s. Tompkins, Resident Physician.
Young ladies arc grnduated in CD Sipole De.
pn!tmrnts; (2) The literary Coarse: IA liz
Se'cMtihc CJ"rse; W the GassicaL Course. (5l
tic fNL C!nrs:; lG) Music. Arrangements sre
made to suit the wants OF all, and tho facilities
are e,quss to any ever enjoyed in tho South. An.
ply to tho Superintendent for Circulars, &c,
L. e. hotetourt Springs, Va, depot and tclo.
graph cllice Salon, A. III. & o. Il. 4 Va.
Boletoutl county, ~ E.tWlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
POCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

ROChLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
- SAspY STRING, MID.
This Institution will be r6onened Sart. 15Lb
full course Of instruction will be yiven WIN
Lectures upon History, Bellies Le!tvcs and Tho
Terms: $225 for tho scholI uo.r. Ianou,oo.
Music and Drawing extra For UircuIsrs Civ.
ing full information. address NV
Henry G. HALLOWRLI. AM.
jy6-eo&tW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

fUsEEAIs.-TEo fe2e:a! OF the late Ers.
Jane Grca1, whose death Was mentioned 10
Monday's CsZolte, took place THIS morning a.
niEc o Sleek from The Iansion House. AID vas
attended b; & large number Of fricDGs. Rev.
!ira1k St;iccfei!o#, son in-!aw, ard K,y.
Ilorsc, S!riDgfeIiow, prand5on Of tho deceased,
boi. ministers OF tic Protestant -sEpiscoDel
Church. cilioiatcd. III, !a'l bearers; graz dscns
nol ucphows Of the decreased lady were James
Johnslon Green. Of Baltimore; William Creep,
81 Washington. ard Il. NJ. Green. James W.
ShInD. Benjamin Jacobs. and James L. Muir,
81 this ely. The remains were inferred in the
i.m,ly lot III Ivy Hill Cemetery. On the caskot
was oUig & plalu cvergrcaa wreath, bu: the
rave q the niiaciiODato wife, KIDD mother and
most cx2 lIent lady was strcRed with nywers by
loving har:@.
The igneral OF Mr.. David 9. Fulton, the
i,9rinor ia tic hardware business Of James 4.
Ga;iiu. go OF thiH city, VINO died Sunday
last at his residences near E!Iicot City, took
1!ac' Yesterday morning from Bsthsry, Jade.
r9uGent, Church, Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
LOCAL. MATHIS.

;YGATIgm FEoEAEiLr-TEs, A"9ust T. 1880.
FIX the Middl3 States cGCdy or partly olcu5y
Weather with rain, variable winds, stationary
temperature, Stationary CT lover barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

NEMoEAL-MESSRS. SrANSBURY & Bro,
!nanu C u!crs ana dealers in stoves and tinware,
havA EEM0vED THEER SToVE AND WORK
SHOPS TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER KING AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. (in the McIsurney
bcldng,) Hhoro they will DO pleased 10 SEQ all
taer old customers ana tho public generally.
10 ff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
Bar. E.laHss0ne's Condition.

LONDON, August 4-Mr. Gladstone passed 8
good night. The lung congestion ha7 cc,,: %
and he il now FREQ from fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
NcMOCrnItc EaaiOrItics.

MonL& Ala, August 4 "A special dispatch
from Mon!gome1y 70 tho Register gives demo-
cratic majortlea in sl the counties of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

No MEETINGS. Owing to The heavy rain last
Ii'ht ;hcrc was 20 meeting OF tbs Third ward
Hancock aud Eneish campaign club. as was
Iaicodcd, tut the cub is called to meet to-
morrow hight Tor .ho purpose OF peIf, C ing the
Engagements Tor participation in the parade co
he evening Of the i2ih Of august Csp:tin
Nm. ii. Smith, president o! tho cub has ap-
r.'n'td Mcss,s. i. Z. Lee ard James Branp0n,
narshaIs tor tho proposed parade
he meeting 4 The Fourth Ha;d dcuocrasic
CAB. which Wss to lave taken piGc! St The
Friendship engine house last night, VA a!-o
'o,tPoncd IN Consequences Of the rAio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
M MEDICINAL,

NLD DIR. DODDS POWDERS NO. . will
~ cure sll chronic aud obstinate ,ssruous d.
sedscs, such as general nervous debility, invol-
untsry seminal losses, csuaed by indiscre,ion,
excuses. SC, or by lascvious thoughts and
dreams. producing great physical and mental
weakness; and often destroying both body and
mind, and bringing on dimness OF vision, asrlv
decay, universal lass!ude impolency or phys:.
cal incapscity, insanity and consumption. Pric,
ST per package, or ak packages for $5.
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS will
~ cure Diseases OF tho Kidneys. Gravel, elect
and al! urinary diseases, nervous debility. loss Of
manhood, seminal emissions, impotsncy caused
by indiscretion in youth, excuses, etc, female
weakness or whites. scroGuls, syphilis in all its
forms and all blood and skin diseases speedily
cured. Price S. per box. Sent by mai! secure
from observation on receipt of price.
nR. HUNTERS SYPHIIITIC PILLS, q
~ specific for Syphiiis in all its FORMS aud
every vestsge Of the disease oradicstei from tho
system. Scrofuls and all Blood aud Skin di.
sesses speedily cured Price 81; large box 81.
sp27 JANNEY s. CO., Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

TIVE HITCHCOCK LAMP is still creating
n great excitement. Call and examine il. Fol
sale only by MCLEAN & UIILER,
leo IS 1G King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

IL mbined, Little Fovorite, and other Ap
Pile Parers Bell Metal, Brass and Enamelled
Preserving Kettles; Just received and for sale
at So King on tho c0rnsr Of Royal street, by .
jyl4 J. T CREIGHTON s. SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

fA, HORSE and GALE MUZZLES, Steal.
W Shovel Flow Plates. and o;her eessorable
goods. b low prices, a. 80 King. cor. Royal 81,
Jgl4 j. /. CHElGHTlN & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

WINDOW GLASS FOB HOT BEDS-A
w supply OF GxS Glass in stock and for sale
ow by jANNEY 81 CO
FEB Il Nos. - and l52 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05
EDUEAEESJsg,.
K ENMORE L NIYERSiTY HIGH
III SCHOOL.
AMBGkSTCOU&TEO -

a. STROBE (Msh. l:pds1;i.t, y, Ya.)
rrlnc!pal snd Instructor in Mathematics snd
Natural Scisnces.
S. NELSON, III. &. (Uniger liz Of Ti,siais)
=, instructor in Crock snd Ls;in
Z. KENT educated in Germany and for
1nsny gears rcs!den. in Pasis) Insttuttor in
GERMAN. French, Lts.isn saa Spanish.
This SCHOOL i; s!sic!!y prepara!or7 TO Tho
University 2f Virginia. Spe,i, attention IS
given TO teaching students 10 speak the ssv ,ral
lar gasges Of Europe
CharGo for half SESSION, Sl25 Reductions
ma 10 IN tsvGr 81 n;ll.ters sai off no brothers
For Catalogues addrsse
au 4 colin THE PRINCIPAL
On SEPrEMBER znh, 1850, will open in
~ the heathtul, picturesque snd beautiful
village q Marrenton Va, FEMALE IN.
STlTUTE. The religious and social advantages
OF this village are unsurpassed in our country.
Only two miles from the "Fsuquiar White Sui.
phpr Springs" place Which Northern and
Southern capital, added 10 the ftms of tho wa.
ter is restoring 10 lis former celebrity few locs
lions combine 50 much that is favorsblo to a
school enterprise. Having had much experience
In training youth, feel competent to take INTO
my family, where they will DO educated with
and a. my own children, a number of your O
girls whose instruction will be conducted BY y
corps Of wall qualified teschers.
Terms: English, French and board for echo
lsstc wear $500; Music $50; Latin and Gsrmsn
each So; Calisthonics SlU.
For further particulars address
Hrs NJ. 2. BALL,
aue2-lm Warrcnton, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

fnE ASSAULT GASE.-lho c1Iorei Kill Ella
Ha,m92toa, abCu. fifteen years Of EGG, ueu
'oned yesterday - hagiCe been taking advao-
iago Of he Gther rigilt on hc7 way home from
hu s,'vica Pike, l. an in oxc2tcd condition,
iy young cc!0rcl mar, her cousi1, appeared
b,!Iro ius;c' Whit;ss>y, ia compa"y viii her
mother, .i,is mcr@iug ard sworc OFT warrant!
'saits John Washington, charging him with
tie c.'olc, Wilvt was committed 10 tho maun,r
already latod. Tie n. was issued ard
placed 10 the Lands Of Constable James Eouis.
who arrested BE man n ,hc wharf OF Mr.. VIM.
y. Sm0,t tia afternoon, end took him before
HE mag sy"tC, wac!c III examination war ned
Aiicr tbs iCatiur # tho evidence and tic
s'aicnclt Of tie :r!s2rtr, IN which re d.nict
h# gullt, &c wss committed to nil. wi.hout
hn. :or Toe Gstoh I terri! II tho CORPORATION
Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

pARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
Il Just received large line of tho above in
black. blue and brown; ut prices to auit the
times. q. c. BERRY
APPS 70 KING st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

a FRESH SUPPLY OF BOILED AND
~ RAW LINSEED OIL; also Nestsfoot
Lard, Tanners and several grades Of Lubricst.
ing Oil, always on hand ct
w. +. CREIGHTONS,,
" .. Ga King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

A SCIENTIFIC TURN or MlNn.-The steamer
Mary a,hlGgtOn Oh her gay 10 this city from
Ma!ahti .;!G with q large excursion party ON
hJn,d. Yesterday GVcLlag, encountered inc storm
Dcn. Fart Washington, and the torrents Of rsia
aoi the sharp !ig!tnlug compelled the ladies'
u leave the upper deck aud coagregate ia thn
"ui11. DGilnG tho heaviest 81 the storm, AID
vale The lightning WIS iassi0r about the boat,
mal fC3m W Washington, VINO occupied seat
~ The sasb1ar,, lido OF tbe steamer 10 the nrcs
@I&i o. Tho !Accs, c}odGC ed himself 10 most
iama!kah!c manner. Secias ifas the lady pas
srDgcfa wcro already much tiiehtencd, he
opened large pCns.9ic and conmouoed tap
ii0g the iron railing OF tho steamer, az Il iavit-
ag tho Iiehtal1g to strike the boat. This cor
Gua! iaCa .as!ng 30 alarm Of the nias6ngo:a, q
gc0iIemsa aprJO:CIci the maH and q. ked him
Why hC conducted himself in tho manner
t.s.Tii:ed, when &c replied that no Vas aoslos
IN 40 iL.c! s: 81 scinucc. lie Was then ore cred
90 pu! toe knife 10 lis pocket which no ID
.';rf some .ruml!lHg.
PERSONAL. The I..Ga;1a IN. \. f!cn Prsss
s,1a: 'Wllt3ii &. Potter, so Of q. Fred
Potter, formerly C.! 'hjs ci'q, - Vi.ilinr friends
al h;a i.3IiIy !. =. II, Is ia iha S.. Joht's
Military Acad.n il AK .nl:i:, Va, where
IL ~ cSpi"'? Gi E,mi''ry a. AID Al i1-lrun
ter
Mr.. ii. Aa:", ioro.rtl2 suprfia;~ntcot of
@n5 II th's t IS, hut nnw -. i;'H> Ia S;Cuanr
Va, ii hCr" - = = 60 i,,...t4.
Miss S.lioa !Iha1n. d has ci.y, il Vi ing
friends in iIo9srd countY. Nd.
Rev. -. &. WcUb and lsiy iorm rly Of iii4
cry, tu] noG c( Indianapolis. lod. .sro here Wis.
lllDg Tcia!o&a and friends He will lead the
ptaY.r n ojjng 10 III" NJ. f.. GhuirI to c,orrng
mrLt.
It.? Sir. iiEtc, 81 the 81. +. Church San h,
IL at the Wesley Grove c.nir Encc.:or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

i>NtTNTIoN ACCEPTED. A mcclirs OF inc
Alexandria Light Infantry Was held last night
,, JIclr DcT armory, with L!'uentaut Heorao
,M.c"urDcy 10 the chair, ard ii.u.caant +. T.
AalbHry secretary.
Gcsou;ioo adopted by tho Washington
I'thI Iaantfy inviting the Alexandria Light
'1ilaify TO accompany the command 90 their
S'nt'2n to GlSmQunt TO night was read AID
.c2aglcd.
lie meeting then, after the trtn9acion Of
NJ routine business, adjourned.
pFArUS,-Mr. Robert johnson, 80 old s!i
'SiCc.cl c,t;z,n, and for about forty years q
S%Uro}ec at The tan yard II Mess. a. z.
W,!',l X Sons, disd at his rcsilcrce or soutI
washington stree. this mcrning about @ o clCc
presumption.
'5omas Striking. co'o:ot, hciG woi,,r Of III
."ssa House. Washington, died lhersy,s crda
m.'.i The ctiCc:s OF spraincd apkl,. lie Wa
VIII Scowu here. ard the ae:ideni. which re
".r' 10 his death, occurred les Christmas.
DANGEROUS Bridges --ALlcuiioa was call.
i.,tiF1sy 70 The dangerous coLditioa e Ii
d .,,'Ha a'r]>a Hof's Ru0, upper ttd OF kiu
4 ,1-'' and nor the ATTENTION Of tho pro2:
,'Ts'fIlIsSl; c:llcd. hy T, q lest, o the btiig
q AH,sX ctuoty. .,lv. Samuel Pullman II
,u.S lhat While attempting to cross the bird.
81 r,1.- ':o>e hn1, On lis way to Ilaylield farm
"a ;I,"'UHy, MS Iargts. sh:c>hibg maci,oc brol
81 ny, .'SSSh the bridge aad there he had TO have
% '1t thus morning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

LIGHTNING FREAKS. Daring the storm Yes
l. Fday evening the lighting struck e tree II!
The yaCd OF M!. iohn 1'rav.s, osposi Q the ia
.t!oc shops Ct the Eir. ias Midland Railroad
H.aLot, sp'it the rngk from tep to bottom AID
"led cali be!on2icg to Ialk man nanci
sven DornD. which Was standing under ;ac
tree at the time.
,, a dwelling house belonging to tho cstsin Ct
,Gc late Nj. '. L. COrbcli, 10 A!ling.on DIS.
Nit', Alexandria county, was also struck hy
'!hinnc yesterday evening aud lirsn portion
! the roof torn I'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

IGl BOXES vsrions brands of Family
AOV SOAP Babbitps, Higgins, Stand
ard Oriental Dobbins and other varieties,
seplG HARMON & SNlTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

XK1ATCH KEY. TW&EZER and EAR
w SPOON coiabined good article: for
sale by JAS. +. NARHifI 6 SONS
my26 e. KIM s.rea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

M AIIT sU5T; Va Aug 1sao
l wen Il respectfully call tho attention of al
those ~h" may hn designatad in tho Glat secGio,
81 tho revenue bin to the following, and trus
ih"y will coro forward and comply with th,
lsw, aud thus prevent the imposition of a ii ne
CIUHTLAND H. SMITH, "ayor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

STERY FINE OLD GOVT. JAVA, Mocha
Msracaibo, LsGsuyr. and RIO Uo'ees re-
coyed and for sale by
aug1 J g. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-05

EfRUlT CANS AND CAN CEMENT
y Fruit Csns snd Can Comont for sale whole.
sale and retail at MCLEAN s. UHLER'S,
oZl TG King street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-28

The YOUNG heir to the throne of
Spain, whose advent into this world
Of trials and troubles, and Spanish
revolutions and asssssinations, might
have been very important parsonage
if his coming had occurred a few
generations earlier. Il is no great
thing to be born the beir-apparept to
rulership of third rate nation, which
is hopelesely bankrupt and steadily
losing its little influence among the
powers OF the earth. But nctHith-
standing SPANS insignifcanoe al
kingdom, and the email part that the
monarch plays in her government,
the old ceremonies are to be observed
On the occasion Of the princes or
princess birth, as the Gaze msy be.
The ceremonies are grand and must
be fatiguing to the august little
stranger who plays such conspicuous
part in them. The kilograms say all the
preparations are made, the grandees
assembling, and everything is waiting
upon the Juvenile. The lyiDg-iH
chamber is in the Royal Palace. and
according to ancient prescription, has
but one door. which communicates
with saloon, where the great Off
GERS OF state, Populations from the
chambers OF the Cortes, the mar
shals and graudees OF Spain are TO
assemble when the surgeon anneuu-
ces that the birth ia at hand. The
one door arrangement is to prevent
fraud and deception being pracliced
upon the nation. The King, in per-
son, conducts the president OF the
council and minister of justice into
the Queens bedroom, where the
accoucher communicates to them the
state at affairs, and they in turn in
form the dignitaries assembled in the
saloon. When the birth tskss place
the King carries the babe into the
saloon on large golden salver, and
exhibits it to all. beginning with the
highest in rank OF the state officers.
The young stranger is them permitted
to enjoy such rest as persons of bis
age can obtnin fol twenty-iou hours,
when. after the birth has been regis
tered, the cardinal patriarch of India
baptizes it in the palace chapel.
Other ceremonies, lese imposing and
not so tiresome TO the prince, con-
tinue a! brief intervals for a few
weeks, until the young gentleman, il
the baby should be 8 male. has been
Invested with a lot of grand titles,
civil and military, and the church has
taken the necessary steps to preserve
his soul, and insure him 10 be q
great and good person, should be live
or die.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-28
BRIEF KILOGRAMS

Hayes and party reached Fremont,
o., en- Friday evening.
Carried addressed another reunion
at Mentor, o., on Friday.
The discussion in the House of
Commons continues on all the prom
inent measures.
1t is rumored that Conner made q
bid, to-day, for ''St. Julien" after he
had made his record. No particulars.
A Paris dispatch states that Miss
Candace NJ. Olnsy, a well-krown
milliner Of New York, has suicided.
The remains OF VIM. Miller were
discovered, on Friday, in the ruins of
the Thomas Mil. Philadelphia,
burned two days previous.
John Kelly has written q letter
stating that If the democracy hold a
state convention, the convention
called by TammAny Hall will be
abandoned.
The democrats OF Lowell, Mass,
have chosen delegates to the stats
democratic convention, all favorable
10 Gen. Butlsr'a candidacy; it lie un-
ierstood he will decline if nominated.
The republican committee has
ssued sn address showing how the
have ruined the south.
,ut the terms of the address make 1t
appear that it is the result OF demo-
ratio intrigue. It treats oil finances,
ducation, etc., in the south. >
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-28
The Summer Sun Defled.

As defense against innumersble
blemishes caused by dust, heat and
exposure to the wind and sun,
"GLENN's SULPHUR Soap" will be
found in the highest degree useful.
It ia not only bssutiEier of the skin,
but means OF fortilyine it against
wind and weather. 1t seems to
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and brings q rosy tint to the surface.
All its ingredients are of a healthful
character, and it may be used without
fear by those who have wisely dis
cardea the daI gerous metallic coma
pounds which have been denounced
by the scientific world. Beware Of
counterfeits. See that &C. n. CRITTEE-
TON. Proprietor" is printed on
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genuine. Sold by druggists at %
cents, three cakes 60 cents. 1t re-
sembles in purity and efficiency
"HILL's INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE, "
which is universally found on the
Toilet OF Beauty and Fashion.
good ADVICE. Halls HONEY
OF 6oREHoUED AND TAR for cough OF
cold.
PIXIES TooTHAoHE Drops Cure in
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