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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

ENTERTAINMENT. No little psics have been
G .alA 10 provide most delightful musical and
CTtsIAt5 entertainment to be held at tho Nj. u.
S.u'cA in this city one week from to night. A
;'' numbered young people have been reheaIs-
~. * ''I some time and it is expected that the
I-.N vi be sn UNUSUAL success. Besides the
nVuc 'a;ent which has been engaged the pres
St't AID services Ct ltte Miss from Wash
'soa have been secured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30
R. e.. and w. u. Is.

ANNAPOLIS. March 3O-Tho Balimarc,
Cincinnati and Western Railroad bill has been
ordered to b. engrcssei 10 the Maryland Senate.
Ii author Us a ooEsoIidslion with oonntc:ipg
rosds--:0 lease or bo luss?d, to borrow money
&c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

PERSONAL. Judge Charles + Stuart, who
.F 'v W 70 Richmond yesterday to argue the case
u neoo vs.. tho City Council before the Court
MnpEeas, returned last night.
,.. W.T. "apalo Summers, who came here to at
mea The funeral of bis father, Mr.. John Sum-
CE.!s, lett to day for his home 10 Barnesvs(le,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

DEATH OF AN OCToGENARIAN.- refer
cree to tho notice in to days Gazette, it will be
secu that Ricaald B. Horror, esq.,. of Fauquior,
aged eighty yeirs, died On the 18th. Mr.. H.
was highly esteemed cit zon and was a sub
fcrIbor 20 the Gszstto for upwards of forty years,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

FUNERAL.-rha fuuoraI of the lato Mrs.
julia \. Whoal4y. mother Of MIR. 3. Wheat.
Icy. took plGc; this afternoon from ST. Mary
Church, aud was attended by large number
OF mourning friends. Her remains wero in-
tered in the Catholic camotary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

1HE DEGREES AGAINST THE JEsuGrs-Tho
DEGREES against ulauthorzod religious societies
IN Franco will BIO published to-day. The Asst
concerns Inc Jesuits only, while tho second af-
fccts all unauthorized congregations.
The first decree says: The government, con.
sidering that further tolerance cannot DO extend
ed TO 4 society against which tho national senti-
ment has declared itself, have resolved TO dis.
solVo The association end establishments occu
pied by its nlombers must be closed and vacated
within three months. which period may b, pre-
longed until August 3ls. in tho case of educa.
tlonal establishments attached to tho society.
The second decree provides that unauthorized
congregations must apply to the government for
authorization. and that such bodies as shall not
ask or eventually obtain authorization shall b,
dissolved.
The English Catholic aristocracy will provide
an asylum for the Je;u!s who may lie expelled
from Franco.
Devoted friends Of Premier da Freycinet ST.
firm in the most absolute manner thst he VI i'll
&c, no further than dissUlVing lhe Jesuit estsb-
l!shments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

80, "a & ght change of schedule will take effect
GLUE D.pe Va. Md. Il. r. next month, which will
'''' change the time Of the ore trains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

VEsTRYMEN ELECTED Tho annual election
81 v2strymen fer Grace church took plsc, l,s!
hight with TIM following result: VIM. A,
SmoOt. Chss King, p. B. Prytor, George
Dor'ey, George McBurney, it,. John A. Mar
chant, James L. Muir, }. Calvin Smith, d. II.
Applch. y. W. DeatI, W. Ii. p. Berkeley, l..
Ii. Cumpsloa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

CHICKENS AND Ducks. --Thore arrived 10
ihls c,y last night over the Virginia Midland
la; rad: from Knoxville, Teen, on their way
70 AeS \ ok, > 500 h:ckc1s aud ducks. Since
FT"d5y night, Up TO yesterday, twenty eight
20 o Ct eggs we're collected from the cocp;
U The man having the fowls in charge. This
!, The Iars2Sl shipment Of the fcathciy tribe
mat has ever PISSED ov,r Tho road, and tho
yS"0tr '@}s, i thc ENTERPRISE Ir0Vcs success,
Ie vii nl1no 10 send them 10 lerge numbers.
AnoUg tho chickens wero Il bumber Of game
'oos.(Is, and when they arrived here ,bo7 look.
~ IKE lot Of rrzo fighters, several being
Completely disst led.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

ARRIVAL OF FIsH-Thrco thou sand herring
and five hundred shsd arrived at Fishtowo to-
dsy aud sold OF tho following prices: Shad, $50
per hundred /; herring, $l5 per thou and.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

POLICE RErJRT.-Tbere was not csso al
Police headquarters to-day.
Justics ThomT IN yesterday sent Hattie Har.
rls, a colored woman, from Washington, to .il
1or 80 days. for being drunk and disorderly on
the streltJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30
TRIBE; ii&RkH.

Virgiaid.
l, henry Engleharjt, Of The vilisea IF West
End, and county Of Fairfax, State IF Vii q Mis-,
manufacturer Of boer in ssid village nave
adopted IS my trado mark the words N. III
gletardt and claim thu exclusive right to the
u.e of said trsde mark On barrels, kegs, bottles
or other vessels containing baer.
In testlmOGy whereof ! hereto Get ICY hand
this 3O.h dsy OF March. / u. 1850.
II. ENG.EHARDT
Virgil ia-Corpors ton Court of the city of Alex.
ahdris Clerks C1iics March Goth, $780,
This claim of trsde mark was this day filed in
tho cttlce for record.
Teste: Morton MiRYE, Clerk,
A copy.
Testa: merton MARYE.
mslSO Nv CLERK.
c,v II p!r Gls4saa, ia to ,oit:
l, Robert Portuer, Of tho city O! Alexandria
Virgins, manufacturer OF beer in said city, hsye
adopted as my trade marks the words, "rivoli,"
*. iortner, "Rcb. POrLner." Robert Port.
ner." and n. Poltner's Boer," md clsim tbs
exclusive right TO the use Of each and oil of the
said trade marks Oh barrels, kegs, bottles, O!
other vessels containing beer.
In testimony whereof, I hereto set nv hand
this 18th day of March. A. D. 1881
ROBERT PoETNEa.
Virgina-CorporAtinn Court of the CITY OF Alex.
sndris, Clerks Ctfice March 25sh 1880
This claim Of trade marks was thiJ day filed
in the office for record.
Teite: MORTON MARYE Clerk,
A true copy from the Records.
Teste: MORTON MARrE,
malZ9Z" Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

N'OR RENT.-Possession given March lst,
q. tho THREE STORY BRICK DWELL.
ING, now occupied by l. w. Falls, esq, This
house 10 in trst-class order Apply at
feb1 HARLOW BROS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

TIE HEATHER.-The cold, cloudy weather
OF lss: night was followed by high northwest
Winds, clcaripg skies and rising barometer,
AID to day that time honored and always r.
frcsbOg remark abaus "Malci coming IT,"
&c. has passed the lips cf many sage orc-
several whose heads hav3 been whitsped by the
Slows Of many winters and who by this time,
1t is thought, should DO saying something
original
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30
FOR SALE StsS EsEMT

FOR SALE-Tha FOUR STORY BRICK
~ DWELLING No. 4l9 New Jersey avenue,
Washington, D. q. Contains eleven rooms and
all modern improvements. Apply TO JOIN
NJ. JOHNSON, Alexandria. Va mh29-lws
EOR RENT-Tbo THREE STORY BRICK
n HOUSE, No. IS north F.irfs1 st. Has all
tho modern improvements including bathroom,
gas cooking range and pnrlor heator.
feo It'll +. Il. CORBETT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

DURE REFINED LARD for sale in s, O.,
L and 10 ID. lin buckets, and BY the Pou l,S OF
ms,90 j. q. MILBURN'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30
TOR RENT,

NNOR RENT OR LEASE-Tbe desirable and
- roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 CameroI street, lately occupied by Il. b.
Lawson j. Go. Apply to
sepl6 r. LAWSON
FOR RENT-HOUSE No. 35 Cameron at
4 between Fairfax and Lee. Apply to
ap OIL }. b. u. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

DEATH OF AN OLD CInZEN.-Ttero have
been more deaths the present month ttao dur
lng any previous month fur some years past -
t;a'Ied upon first to record tic death of MrT. Il.
henp and then Mrs. julia A. Wheatley. We
nave DOW to record tho death Of Mr. j. I. Thonp
'on' an old r2sptcte ten, who died yesterday
oVenlog, about o'clock alter short illness, Of
typhoid poeumotia. MIR. Thompson was known
and liked by every body, and his death will be
much regretted. Ilil funeral will take place to
morrow afternoon at three o'cltck from his late
residence no North Alfred street, AMI will be
attended by Potomac Lodge, and Marley Eo.
campment Of Odd Fellows, OF which order ho
WIS an old ard prominent member See not:c IS
relative to his doath elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30

,, FIRE WARDEN5.-At meeting of tho Fire
" ardens, held last night there we're present,
M n j. Rector Smoot, chairman; George f.
Ff,reIch. secretary; Stephen A. Green and L.
f.. Co,bett.
,, A Communication 1as received from CAiet
Laglneer, p S. Lead beater, c,iDg the atttn,
tIoo OF the Board to the n portance of purchas
Ing Lev hcse for The HydrauIicn aud Columbia
s;ean hfe crgue coup anise; also Is5itg before
them letters from chief engineers OF other cities,
relative to the advantage possessed by rubber
ned ho'o over Ito Ordinary l,ather hose.
Alter consideration Ct tho subject, it was
determined to order few sec ions of rubber
lined hcs9 to test before purchase was made.
Alter the auditing OF several bills. and the
transaction Ct Other rcu!itc tu,iness, tho B,srd
a3j)uincd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-30
CC.+'G1 i:EsSEG.F.IL PRGCEE3s.yaB
WASHINGTON. March 50, $780,
SENATE


The bill for an Exhibition 10 New York oily
IN 1888 Vas Opposed by Mts,rs. Carpenter and
Eaton a5 Unconstitutional, ard od7tc,ttd BY
Messrs. Keraan std Wallace.
Pending debste !h9 morning lour expired
and the bill ~eus ever.
Tho House bill for tie protecii,n of thn p.
tonac fisheries and for the preservation OF shsd
and herring 10 the Foon liver was pa! IS ID.
The Geneva award bill WAS temporarily laid
aslie 90 motion ct Dir. Eaton. and tho inm.-
date dtfclel c. bill Vas taken up.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Morton, q New York, presented
memorials Of GriHnaIl, hloturn & Co., Bfowo,
Bros. Il Co., Misses Ts} Ior & %. Havemeyer
4 f der, David Diwj T. Co. and other mer-
camille aud b.Iklng hcuscs ol New York, pray
lng fIr an amcuCment Of the Revised Statue:
so that tho duties on sugars Shall BIO assessed
upon the quantity delivered from, Instead OF up
on tue quality catered iaio boGdcd warehouses.
Referred.
MIR. L. Wood. Ct N3a Ymk, eaVo notice that
When tho Diplomatic aud lrdIau appropriation
bills shall have been disposed Of he would ca
up the Funding bill Tor Consideration.
The House thSn, th9 mornidg hour haype
been dispensed with, at 1910 went into The
COMMITTEE of tho Whole. Mr.. Converse, OF
OHIO, in the chair, On The Consular aud DipIo
mailo appropriation bill, which WAS fs7crably
passed.
Mr. k:lIy, Of Peur., from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the Army spprupria
lion DILL sud 1t was referred to tho Commit! co
OF the Whole.
MIR. Blackburn, Of kentucky, from the same
commlttce., reported back the star servc, de-
fceDcy bill with Senate pmeLduents there
to ard it Was referred to the Committee Ct
tho Whole, Mr.. Blackburn stating he could
csll the bill up for consideration Tomorrow
morning after the reading CT the journal
The house then proceeded to the consideration
mons from the Second District of Arkausas,
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-05-26

HousEHoLDE HINTS. Tea leaves, used for
keeping down the dust when sweeping car
pets, are aptto stain light colors salt is the
best in the Winter and new mown hay in the
SUMMER = ali - ls14aNN8 E8.
Bnttermilk is excellent for cleaning spong-
es. Steep the sponge in the milk for some
hours, then squeeze it out and wash At in cold
water. Lemon juice is also good.
For the ear-ache toast ali onion thoroughly,
take the heart out, put it into piece of fan
mel and insert it into the ear, having previous
ly put few drops of hot water in the ear.
For soft corns dip piece of linen cloth 10
tufpentine and wrap it around the toe on
which the corn is situated, night and morn
ing. The relief win be immediate, and after
a few days the corn will disappear.
The white of an egg, into which a piece of
alumni about the size of walnut has been
stewed until it forms jelly, is capital rem
edy for sprains. 1t should be laid over the
sprain upon piece Of lint. and be wet as Of
ten as 1t becomes dry.
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MISCELLANY,


SHAKEspEAREAN ALPHABET ALI super
fuous branches we iop away that bearing
boughs may live.-Richard III.
Brevity is the soul of wit.-Hanslet.
Calumny will scar virtue itself. Winter Tale
Death remembered should be like a mirror
who tells us lfe's but breach, TO trust
it efror-Psriosss.
Each present joy and sorrow seems the chief
Poems.
Frailty thy name is wcman.H Hamlet.
Gilded tombs do worms infold.-MerchGmt 81
Venice.
He is we'll paid that is well ed.-Mer-
chant Of Venice.
1t is the purpose that makes strong the VOW.
-7roslus and Oressida.
testers do oft prove prophets King Lear. )
Kissing is as full of sanctity as the touch of
holy bread.--As You Like IT,.
Life's but walking shadow Macbeth.
Music oft hath such charm as to make bad
good and good provoked to harm. -Msas-
ure for Measure
New customs, though they be never SO ridicu-
lous, nay, let them be unmannerly, yet
are followed Henry VII.
One doth not know how much an Ill word
doth empoison liking.-Much Ado About
Nothing. -
Praising what heslost makes the remembrance
dear.-AWs Wall That ENDS We'll.
Queens in bondage are more vile than slaves
in base servility--- First Henry VI
Rumor doth DOUBLE like the voice and echo,
the number of the feared. SECOND Henry
". Tn #4Ek
Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind. :
Third Henry VI.
The private wound is deepest. Gentle
men Of Verona
Unheedful vows may heedfuly be broken
Tao Gentlemen Of Vero'q.
Vows to every purpose must not hold. -4ro-
sgus aud Csssssidd. ~ 5trs
Whilst thou hath wherewith to spend, every
man will be thy friend.-Poenss
Experience is by industry achieved and per-
fected by the swift course of time.-Two
Gentlemen Of Verona.
Young blood doth not obey an old Decree
Loves Labor Lost.
led, thou unnecessary letter. King Lear.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-05-26

A husband telegraphed to his wife ;" What
have you for breakfast, aud how. is the
baby?" The answer came "Buckwhea,
cakes and measles"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-05-26

Atmospherical knowledge is not thoroughly
distributed to our schools. A boy being ask
ed, "What is mist?" vaguely responded
'sAn hmbrella.n M
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It is wise fly that knows the difference be-
tween oleomsrgarine and utter.-Hacken-
sack Republican,
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II hope this is not counterfeit ! " said ,
lover, as be toyed with his sweetheart's hand
"The best way. to end out is to ring it !"
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The mathematician who wished to borrow
some cash wrote = win 2 ask you for
--stenbenville Herald.
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"These are my palmy days." as the urchin
remarked when his mother boxed his ears.
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Literary Revolution and
Universal knowledge.

AnEncy
y
Re vol
tf
p pc a
/ only hk o. l al
kupo1the somakg fof
to Ell
dshonga
ar
n
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Now treat your girl withscoldness and she
will like you all the better, and vanilla is the
safest flavor.
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The nation now possesses Thomas Jefter-
sons writing desk, but we look around in
vain for q Thomas Jefferson. Syracuse Her.
aid.
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Even the bootblack says his business is
Frightening up.
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A STRONG CASE "A Detroit lawyer had
bill of $240 against certain citizen put into
his hand for collection the other day, and he
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Bright Outlook.

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