davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1880-08-21

$50 Handsome Cluster Diamond Ring; seven
stoncs very fine Jacobs Bros, 1920 Penn.
gvlyauil aycnue,
National Republican., 1880-08-21

The Rowland Dental Association 2ll Four.
und-half street, use only ). S. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, ~ per set, Sec advt.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

julius LANsBURGH, the popular Carpet
Fumishcr, from his new store, 3l5 Seventh
street, asserts hat no ono will uuderscll him.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

$40 Solitaire Diamond Ring, II carats;
well cut, perfect aud brilliant, superb setting.
4 rare bargain. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsyl-
yuuia avenue.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

$35 Solid Gold American Stem. Winding
Watch; handsome case, full ieweled movement,
fine timekoeper. Jacobs Bros, 1879 Penusy-
YAniN avenue.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

THE Carpet Business for the season will be
centred at Julius Lansburgh's, 3l5 Seventh
street,
National Republican., 1880-08-21
New Advertisements.

Plow for sale.
Fruit drier for sale.
Room for rent at 1906 G street.
Law aud miscellaneous books Mt w. II. &
o. II. Morrisons.
National Republican., 1880-08-21
nowsoN,s Ice Cream. sl.25 a gallon.
A strong Temperance Argument.

JULtus LANsBUReH's new Carpet House,
3l5 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

BENEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley /
Koch agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

A Speciality.
Cousins fine Shoes, in all widths, at Sins
heimer & Bros, sos 9Th ST. between II and l.
National Republican., 1880-08-21

HANDSOME new Body aud Tapestry Carpets
at Julius Lansburgh's new store, 3l5 Seventh
National Republican., 1880-08-21

500 Pair Bracelets,
gold and plated, at wholesale cost to reduce
stock. Il. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
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a Suggestion
10 the editor ofthe alexandria Ga:fvc.

10 the editor ofthe Alexandria Ga:evc.
Allow me, through your paper, 10 mako .
suggestion to the State executive COMMITTEES :,
the democratic Conservative. party; and i i.
To arrange with the leaders 10 zach en-, cv.,.
ward in the cities ard every dis!r;c: in q,
counties to call public meetings OF the u,s,
central locations for such afternoons and e1.,,
ings as will best suit esch, and provide tbcs,
meetings with speakers from other sections n
the State CT elsewhere. OF course it could NJ.
DO expected that the big guns could be procur,S
tor this work, but there are plenty of gentlemen
who are not rated 10 this csss. WHO ore pooi
takers and Intelligent who would and could io
grand work IN arousing the people and ge!ti,r
these small communities interested. Toer, Az
many good cltizsos who would BE- reached hv
these ward and district meetings., VITO WOMB
from some cause or other, fail to 20 to a couo,v
meeting or city meeting. B,sii,s. thes,
meetings need not interfere with the large mass
meetings; indeed. they would tend to inc,,,.,
them, b)th IN Sc and enthusiasm.
Again, it will tamiliarize the speakers wiz
tho communities, and they, being 10 comnuoj.
cation With tho committee. would BIO enabled I,
| advise 1t whero the circulation of residing maj.
ter Ia needed and of what character. EVrr,
politician knows that there is q loosl pride i,
every community. and that sush considerable,
would DO appreciated and the Stirring w" r,
suit in good. The democratic party has cana;
dates and issues they NEED not be ashnm ID c!
and they Can. with porlcot proprcty. uauI
| their banner anywhere and proclaim their prir
oIples and platform from any r.s'rum With ;gr
teot lmpuuty. 1t will be criminal ncsliscn,.
il Virginia does not roll up handsom, r,a
lotl!y for cur soldier statesnan-our s,c,c;
Washington. Eternal vigilance il The p;lt,
Of" victory as we'll as liberty"
Yours 10 tho faith, BArA
ALEXANDRIA, Va July 81, 1880.
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VIRGINIA NEES.

D.. Georaa X, Gilncr has been aapcip,ed
postmaster al Ric!m md 10 tllc, OF Forbes
removed
Tia dtm, craia II t,n,,l.s fi.y cou,tv bo,o
c,d,rocd LAIN q ,odn f,r =, -. n ;on !, ,bo
S.o,,d u ot1;c,
o., ~ e.. r.,
p e, Sod GU, aS V1roate ouI "a VI opper
1S,h ;nst rs "n.s n =. f II.a,a'' y" '"0
IN a 'Uo.'' ~ INC '".' Ss"' u us ase'
me M,s5fs. 10 fdtu' q DAT more, nave
nu , naS 'ac CnaIhaa la'h, near hu'a': lor
sll,oOo. ca WI c" 'n'y rf'p'S' 10 e'eef large
S'oS In 'auue'y'
Judge Is. l.. u Motclrc, PfeSldcnt OF The
Court OF Appeals, has corc!uded to rect iftm
his labo!s for season. apd is now ct the Al
eebany Springs.
MIR. Joscph Wilmsr, who Iivcp on The "Horso
Shoe" near R,pidnn Station. V, NJ r, r..
had lhrco Gno ella killed by lightning lsss Mon.
dsy night. Daring the Same storm sven
sheep W, re also killed.
THEM 10 tax ia Ricbmo,d ~ Grn;;oc c,m.
bn.,;on c,mnosod ~ tho d;,;u;on hooShoi 49,
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Four battalions of Montencgrins attacked {
Albsnians on Wednesday and were repuse4.

CoUGus-'Bro,on's Bronchial Troches" az
used with advantage to alleviate COUGHS SosE
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL ArFEr
TONS. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and untried, but, having hc!E
tested by wide and constant use for nearly an ca
tire generation, they have Attsined we'll m,'a.
rank among the few staple remedies of the sg'.
TnE THRoAT.-"Bro,on'S Bronchial 4rocks.
act directly on the organs of the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect in all disorders o. The
Throat and Larynx. restoring healthy Ton"
when relaxed, either from cold or over e1e'LioH
of the voice, and produce o clear and dist;nc:
!eMnunelation.. Speakers and singers fad the
Troches useful.
A .CoUGH, COLD CATARRH OR SORE THncA-
REQUIRES immediate attention, as neglec: o.
tentlmes results in soma iIcurable Lung Qi:'
ease. 'Bro,o7rs Bronchial 7roches' vii 3.
most invariably give relief limitations ere o.
Tered for sale, many of which are iniu-iou; T.,
genuine "Bro1on's Bronchial Tro:hes' are s2ii
onLytu 6ores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31
FOREIGN NEJV,S

The House of Lords has passed tho bill for
tho relief of Irish distress
Cardinal Francisco Appuzz,, Archbishop of
Capua, is dead.
Franco and Mexico have agreed 10 resume
diplomatic relations
Some Japanese gold coin which arrived 10
London yesterday has been sold for export to
the u. s.
Germany has declared it prac! ally impossi-
bic to enter into further negotiations 10 rersrd
to the Crock question.
The Greek frontier question is to be reopen
ed de novo on account of the non participation
Of Turkey in the Berlin conference.
The Emperors of Germsny and Austria will
m,et at lschel on the 10Th of August. TIE
Primes Of Selvia will probably arrive at Iscbel
at about the same date.
Dillor, who has returned to England from
America, reparts to Paroell that any amount of
money necessary to s1s:sin him in bis agitation
OF the Irish land question will be readily sub
scribed 10 America.
10 accordance with the convention between
Francs and the United States institutiug q com.
mission to adjudicste Gains for private losses
arising from the late war 10 this oouRtry and
the Franco'German war, France has appointed
NJ. Geofroy commissioner, NJ. Lamen agent
and n. Chambrun councillor.
Complete authentic reports Of the disaster 10
the British forces near Candshsr will not bs
received for week or more. Gen. Phayre's
forces will not reach CaDdahar until August Is.
Ii is stated that arrangements have been made
for tho dispatch of four or Eve thousand troops
to Afgbsnistan from England within few
days. and that the military authorities arc pre-
pared to supply from England within the next
fortnight II. 600 troops of all arms A dispatch
from Cabul says THE news of the discs or
has bad no effect yet on affairs at Cabul. Mat.
ters are progressing as before. The news is
very impsrfectly, if OF all, known to the Al
ghans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

Fho social ostrsoism to which Ex-Governor
Garcelon hes beer subjected, and which has
deprived HIN Of the means Of supporting his
family, end deprived his family Of their htms-
aud ILL too, for 20 other reason than when
Governor Of Maine hc used the um s. power
at his command to execute the law of that State
to tho letter-has naturally given rise to such
an tffcciva ccuater charge to that of tho social
osracm fer politcll opinions sake falsely as
serted to prevail 10 the Stu:h. and is made SO
operative in The North by the demccratic
writer's a,d speakers CT that section, that The
radicals are davoliog no little time ard trouble
to Tho vain work. not of denying the fec, for
that would be absurd, as it stares them 10 the
faco, but Of attempting 10 prove that it is OF oil
similar to tho ostraoism which they pretend TO
bsliaVe prevails 10 the South. They assert that
10 the South 20 republican, no matter how pure
end blghy cultured, is admitted into "the best
s:cicty. and in doing 80 they grossly misrcprc-
saot tie known and acknowledged fasts of the
case. Unfortunately for the South the repub.
loan party of that stc!ion contains bu! few men
ethcr pure or tighly cultured. ard none arc
more fully aware Ct this than tho icw alluded to.
but that these few are admitted to tho "best so.
cicty" is as we'll known as any of tho regulations
oFthat class of csty. A gentleman at the South
Is Invariably treated as such by all other gentle
mon irresDeci7o Ct his political opinions. But
men are jodscd, aud properly, by their associ.
ates, AID it isn't probable that q mau Wlo
makes faniliaIs Of Ignorant negroes devoid of
shame, AID advises them to BIO nGolent AID
impudent to the people who support them,
who toments their race antipatby and attempts
to keep alivo sectional animosty, all Of which
are Injurious 10 tho interests of the South.
should be taken by tho people Of that section
to their homes and introduced into their family
circles; Lor would tho people of tho North act
otherwise were the case reversed. The radicals
a'so say that Gs;celor is not cstrecscd because
he is democrat, but because mo tried 10 steal
Stale" Tho republicans who have boen
given the cold shoulder in tho South We're not
SO treated on account of their republiosnism.
but bic .uso they not only tried to but did so
counties. cities, States. and finally tho whole
Ulloo, and because they wero 80 impure ard
uuculturcd that they w3u'd never kuvc et-
tempted to seek edmittarc, into the "best
socisty" of tho North. No, tho South is libertl
and treats men according to their real worth
o gentleman and O rascal as they respectively
deserve; but there is cts, of New Eogand
people Who ere, and always we're. bigotsd, lib.
eral. and barrow mioded thoy inflicted cruel
punishment for religions sake upon the Qiak-
ers. and burned old women in former times. apd
they arc nov striving to starve Dr.. Garcolon's
family because it's head cntertairs political
opinions different from their own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31
MIR. cyclists ACCEPTANCE.

Hon. Vim. Ii. Eoglish has transmitted tho !o:'
lowing letter Of acoeDtarc, of tho nomination OF
candidate for Vica. President to the c)mmitti c
OF notification:
INDIANAPOLIS, July 80. lSS0-Gcutlemen !:
| have now the honor to reply to your letter Of
the bah inst, informiog E1e that L vas unani.
mously nominated for the Office of Vice Presi
dent Of the Uoited States by the late democratic
national convention which assembled at Gin
cinnati. AZ foreshaGo8ed in the verbal 70
marks msdo by me at the TINA Of tho delivery
OF your letter, have now to say that | accept
tho high trust with realizing GOES, OF it's
responsibility, and an profoundly grateful Tor
tho honor conferred.
| acceps the nomination upon the platform
of principles adopted by tho convention, which
cordially approve, ana l sccspt i. quito as
much because of my faith in the wisdom and
patriotism Of tho great statesman and soldier
nominated on the same ticket for President of
the Uoited States. His eminent services to bis
country, bis fidelity to the constitution, TIC
Uoon and the laws; his clear perception of
tho correct principles OF government es taught
by Jefferson; his sctupulous care to keep tho
military in strict subordiua!on to the civil au-
thori!ies; bis high regard for civil liberty, per.
soual tights and the rights of properly; bis
acknowledged ability 10 civil as We'll ss military
affairs and bis pure and blamelcss life, oil poiot
to him as man worthy the confidence OF tho
people. Not only brave soldier, q great com
mander, wise statesman and putc patriot,
but prudent. painstaking, practical man Of
uEquestloncd honesy, trusted often with i'm.
portant public duties. faithful to every trust,
and 10 the full meridian of ripe and vigorous
manhood, be il, 10 my judgment, erineDtly
fitted for the highest ofic, on earth-the Preai
den,cy OF the United States. Not only is be the
right man for the right plaos, but the time has
come when the best Interests of the country re-
quire that the party which has monopoz ID The
executive department of the general govern
meut for the last twenty years should be retired
The continuance Of that party 10 power tour
years longer would no. be beneficial to the pup
lie or 10 accordance with the spirit Of CUE 70.
publican institutions Laws Of eotsil have not
been favored 10 cur system Of government, The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31
ICOMMUNICATE
Important EUerieS.

Who nre the shepherds Of The households ii
faith of to-day? Who Occupies tho position
IN the Church Of Goa to day that St. Paul o.;
his co.laborcrs did in their day? "Aro the
not lights set upon biIl?' Arc they CO..
leaders Of their flock? Ara not their ac,iops,
lite and admonit!ons closely watched aud crii,
clzad by the Torldp Arc they net q mighty
power 10 the world, either for the rpbuildr,,
Of Gods Kingdom or tho puiog down theroo.
These arc plain questions sod so S mp,c lila
Wsytariug man, though o fool, need not err
snsWerlnc.'
Ooe or two moro questions and | sm dan
lst Is it proper and right for tho leaders 70.
farred to to encourage by their presenca Nh,
approval any kind OF dramas, plays or p,::
times which are not for the glory Of God? Are
not these 60 called innocent amuscmeu,s b..
initlstory steps to the more public and donors
lzlng places Of resort, such ss theatres, opers:
circusses and such like?
And now, in conclusion would say tcgsra
my deluded lesdors, how you influence IL,
lambs under your charge, for we by nstu.e ~.
prone to do evil and will jump ct all such o..
cuses to justify US in resorting 10 such places I,
while away time that could DO epont bo.,or n
service to our Creator. Such innocent pasl tim
have caused many q shipwreck Of faith A..
not such deviations from tn, principle, inssi.ic
in US by our forefathers in spiru ,lity tho csu.,
ct the present GOODNESS and de.rlh IN our
churches?
God speed reform from such pleasure sWL
ing amongst our noble but misadviscd breth:.!
and sisters in Christ, is tho prayer If q weak bg
a strugg ing member of Chrst's Church. Signed
CONSISTENCY Is A JEwEL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31
UBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEELY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 81.

The letters Of the gentlemen who's, names
arc on The democratic presidential electoral
ticket, accepting their nominations, appear 10
another column. They are short, and the best
Criticism that can be made Of them is to recon-
mend their c.rciul and attentive perusal. What
is lacking 10 one is completely supplemented by
tho other. and both together constitute Slate
paper that for political wisdom would bo hard
10 cuuil and impossible to excel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31
NEVIS OF LIE DAY

Rev. Edwin Geer. of the Protestant Epis.
c'psi Church died in Baltimore yesterday.
Dr.. Constantine Herring. ono of tho founders
of Hon ,patby in the United States, died in
Philadelphia on the % of July, of paralysis of
the heart, 10 the Slst year of his ago.
Among the visitors who waited On General
Hancock yesterday. Hero Senator Bayard. of
Delaware. who had long interview With him
and John Randolph Tucker. of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

General Hancook's letter is short. sharp
AID decisive" Everybody will read it and be
delighted. 1t is "multum 10 parvo''--no
supeffaIties; Just what might havo boon *.
peoted from man of brains snd force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

HOW CLERK MADE HIS FoRTUNE.--I"
withdrawal of tue Ro!hschild's agency from III
city through the retirement Of Mesars. Cs:nl&
Cullen, recalls sn anec lcte connected with Tie
house Ct Rothschild, which will illustrate III,
prompt manner in which the bankers deal will
the employees. When tho Ro:hschilds decided
on establishing an sgcrcy on this coast, thcy
were for some time in doubt as to who should
accompany Mr.. Davidson, who ives detsi!cl
for that purpose. Finally, clerk number one, q:
we shall call him. was requested ono mornrg
step into the mansger's otico Presenting hlm.
self there no was asked how long it would take
him to prepare for journey to California. Hc
wished TO know where California was and how
long he shonld be required TO stay there. He VA;
informed Of the hitherto unknown land and thst
his residence there would DO indefinite; ard 70
!ako limo TO consider before answering.
Pondering while, lie replied that he SbOaI
require week to pack up and say farewell 70
his friends. VERY woll," said the head OF lie
house. you will be informed should We decide
on sending you," and go dismissed him CerR
number two was then sent for, and tho Sane
questions and answers ensuing, asked for ta,c'
days. DO also, in like manner, was dismissed
and number three summoned. On being qu:;'
toned ns to tho time be required TO propsre io
the lorg journey, his reply was II an reaiy
now" Very well." sgain replied the banker
Tomorrow ycu sail for San Francisco
we arc about TO open thoro" The clerk VII
was ready at q moments notice 10 take q ioI:'
ney to the other side OF the world Was JullI;
May, and thus he laid tho foundation Of IT,
handsome fortune he now 80 thoroughly eri 81
San Francisco News Letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

The wheat stacks of Mr.. janis M. Shook,
residing near Bristoe Station. V. NJ. R. R =,
wero struck BY lightoing on Tuesday last and
destroyed. Tho loss in grain is estimated at
$50 bushele.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

Why is baby like wheat? Because it i:
list Graded, then thrasbed snd finally becom ,t
The hlwer OF the family. Aud We would add
soothe it with DR.. Balls Baby Syrup. it con
tslns 90 opisteS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

WOOD AND PLEsH UNrTED.-Mchael Pow.
or, an Irish compositor, limped into Chambers
Street Hospital last night complaining that tie
stump of his leg-the best part of which had
been left 10 Erin-was causing him acute pain.
He had fallen down, he said, aud had broken
bis wooden leg and Injured the stump. DR..
Moore took him in hand, and upon t1.mius-
tion found that the fsshy part of the stump
had united firmly with the wooden leg, which
was OF the oldest and most approved pattero.
The doctor proceeded to amputate the wooden
leg. and after an hours work succeeded 10 dis.
was the neelecs of Michael to take off bis
wooden leg for number of years. This in.
duced species of grating, and the flesh ac.
tuslly attached itself to the wood.-Neas York
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

The Baptist sundsy School of Nspjemoy,
Charles county, Md together with large mum.
Der of friends. passed up the river on the stssm-
er John w. Thompson to Washington yester-
dsy. whers they will spend few days sight
seeng.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

a marriage license Was issued 10 Washington
yesterday to Thomas E. Switzerland and Ella
Shacse'tcrd, both of Bcrke's Station, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

GEN. EppA HUNToN has addressed card to
the people of the eighth Congressional distric.
OF Virginia, 10 which be states that be is not a
candidate for the nomination for Congress- and
does not wish bis friends TO antagonizs the
aspirants now before the district. He advocates
united support Of Hancock add Eoglish and
the democratic Congressional nominees. Geu,
Hunton's friends consider bis Withdrawal as
hoal, and will not urge his name. Gen. Payne,
OF Fsuquler county, one CT the most Influential
democrats of the district, and warm friend Of
Hunton, says he regards the latter's pledge,
gwen at the last convention. not to run again as
binding. and that be (Psyne) will not help to
nominate Hunto,; that he has pledged himself
to another candidate. and that Gen. Hunton is
ont of the race Wash. Star,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list Of the letters remaining
>, In the Postofiice in this city July 81.
Persons calling for letters will say they sio Al.
overtised and give the date of tho list.
If not called for within thirty DAYS, they wilDc
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washing:on'
Adam. Jos johnson, Mrs ReDetc:
Orump, VIM jackson, Mrs Milly
Davis. Miss M Mason, Mrs Richart
Edwards, Geo H Miner, Jefferson
Elliot, u Parker, Mrs Eliz:
tray, Miss Mary Psttison, Hattie
Green. Mrs Mildred Shscklett, 4
Golden, RA Shines, Moses
harris, Caroline Stephens, Moses
Hsse, Mrs Rose, 2
It LEWIS MCKENZIE. +. u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-31

"INDSOR COFFEE POTSl
w WINDSOR COFFEE POIS
We have just received 8 aupply Of the c' sr
brated Windsor Coffee Pots acknowledge"
al to be the best.
MCLEAN & UHLEH,
apo IS King street.
sSrTNRE MILLIONS IN IT. ROAVD
l. TRAP. -,
We have Just received another lot of the soc'r
celebrated trape. One trial will conViLc) o.;
ono that they are The best ever msdo. EG, s''
by MCLEAN & UHLEh,
iy2l Is King street
4 Known MKSSINA LEMONS for ~"
~ myz9 J. @, MILbUhN'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-14
The Victim

of youthful indulgence, successes, &c.
he who is now suffering for past vices,
as indicated by weakness, losses, de-
posts, sediments, irritation. dyspepsia,
nervousness, dependency. melancholy
tendency TO mania He who is in pre-
mature decline, will get immediate and
permanent relief and cure by using
s'WeHs' Health Remover :" 1t is espec>
iallv designed for just these cases and
or those who are older. and are lacking
II animal vitality and vigor. 1t enables
the system to recuperate rapidly and
supply the drain thereon, Don't fail to
try it. Sold by druggists at $1.00. or
sent by express on receipt Of price.
Advice free. See circular with bot
ties. Adde'S E. S. Wells, IS Barclay
St New York