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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30
AUCTION SALES.
By O'Ne eel & Lucas, Auctioneers


GALE OF THE ENTIRE REFLECTS
HOUSE FURNTSHiNff AND VARIETY
STORE
As am about to change my bus'iess, l will
sell on TAU RaDAY, Sept. p, q, 10 O'Clock n.
m. and p M, st my store, southeast corner tt
King and WAshinytou streets Al. xandrls, vs.,
ot 6ronz9d Lamps, China and Giass Ware Tin
Ware, Toys. &C., sc Sale Continued till the
aug2S4t Mrs. S. K, sNIDER.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
3y virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fslrtsx county, Va. rendere! al its June tarm,
!oSo. thereof, in the casncery cause Smyth vs.
Ferris, the undersigned, Commissioners of sale,
appointed BY said de:ree, will sell a. public sue
ton, On TUESDAY, September 18th 1880, 1T
IL O'clock No., in front If tho nsrkst Building,
on Royal street. in the cIIy of Alexandria. W..
the REAL ESTATE In said de rec mentioned,
sltuated in Mount Vernon District, Fei:fsx Co.,
On The old rosd from Alexandria to Accotlnk,
about six miles from the former and three mi es
from the latter place, and two miles from Mount
Vernon, in q good nei&hborhood. stjoiuing the
Ian nt Desworth Buchanan snd others, consaiu
ing lib ACRES, about % of which are in wood.
snd the residue under Gu tlvstion, we'll adapted
TO grain and grass There is large and nearly
new DWELLING HOUSE. of modern con-
structlon. containing eleven rooms, bsy windows
and never falling we'll of fine water near tho
door, two barns. with stabliug, wagon sbed, Sc.
Also large ORCHARD Of well selected fruit,
of apples, pears and peaches, the whole embrace
Ing very desirable eststa. 1t will be shown to
purchasers by Wm. q. Ferris now on ne prem
ise,- Possession given for tGll seeding il doir-
cd, aad full possession given on cohfrm ;ton Of
sale
Terms: One third of the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale aud tie residue in one
and two years sf.er date, the purchaser execul-
ing bonds. bearing interest, fJr the deferred in.
stslmentS, and the title retained until the pur
chase money is all paid
J5aS GHAs' Il. Il. JoHN53Ss, josSEYs CONS Of Sale.
augZS-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

The Oldest boarding School IN Tirginia.
The forty second sessions Will btg.a un NON
DAY, September 9th 1880
Advantages: Thirty three years experience
Of Drin pal; military dsciplinc; ject leac ng;
fne library. sppsrstus and cabinets; usa syGn
nssipm; very heslthful and accessible location;
Careful! oversight of students; mOjerats Lerms,
Though the accommodations &C hsve just been
doubled,so msny applications have aIre.dy been
received thst the house may be filed before the
opening OF the session, and early application IS,
therefore, desirable For catalogue, address
RlCHD, l.. CAREE A M, PrIncipsl,
au e I'm +. D. Drawer -, altxsId!i., VS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30
FANCY GOODS.

II OSIERY-Over 100 new patterns. showiny
AZ the largest and bnst selected stock in the
city.
tKESS SdlHIS--a rull assortment; also :he
new patterns of Collars and Cuffs.
KID GLOVES. LACES, EIBBONS and
SCARFS.
Special attention paid to GENTLEMEN'S
ECk WEAR. Constantly receiving all the
newest designs oGared to first class city Trade.
RMANTOWN and SAXJNY WOOL
and ZGPHYR WOKSTED.
SUM AER UNDKKW hAR Z for ladies gents
misses boys and infants; a large assortment; !;
prices 20c TO So
CnRS aTS can bs seen at Soc 75c 81, ST. 25,
81 6O and So psr pair; severa! new makes IN
Co:sets added to stock; ladies are invited to ex-
anime same
bUTTOHS, Braids, Psrssols, Spool Silks,
Towels, Napkins, Dexter Knitting Cotton. Pins,
Needles, Combs, Bats, Suspsnders, Thread
Gloves Soap, Perfunery and new selection of
Jewolry.
apl7 O.. M. ADAMS 92 King st.
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= y i n & LAD les NSTITUTE,
ALEXANDRIA.
nc third annual session of Miss MARY K,
nh%dL'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La.
rls7 :, =. s's' tLriLE GIRL5) viii begin SEP
I.M Ser Ian, 1850.
iao Principal has had over fifteen years ex.
r.r'c.ca in t2"chiny; taugnt fOuc years a. Bel
mot seminary and WAS Vic, Principal there
a-fi ( tho latter part Of her stay. She has
".> NJ also IN the fam lies Of prominent gsntle-
men IN Ni7gI4It; Smoug th3m the lsts DR.
" b@Idwtn, o. St,unton. Since coming to
A.eIsa!rl. sha has bsen so ~ ,ces,ful and has
iAn! Win so much Encouragement (hsving re-
ttH"A tan Ssns pupils throlgh both annual ses.
'''H- mat sho has rented house, where she
WI, resi- !e, in u desirable and suitable location,
On bUE' street between Royal and Pitt two
too's from the cornar OF Roga The rooms in
me sc ms story will bu used for school rooms
. der to7T5 for board incluIng washing, fuel,
'E"Is a"i IL iIOg in Eng i3h Branches, are Sl50
t'' scho!t:si!c year, 90 Inonths); the higher
EN%!lsA branches, with Mathematics Lstin.
tEo"cA, Music Painting and Drawing, will be
TruH Terms Tor the scholastic year no mos)
Lnm:ry Department Slj; Junior SO; Senior
% ~ SiAeh.s to be made oua third in advance
on the ~ OF entrance ono third on the Is h of
b,c'mo Der and one thlfd on tae 18th Of March.
Reio'etc :: Rev ii. Sutar, (her pastor and
l'.Ton) Bishop =. II Whit Q, 90. B Mont
hEte CORNER phtcoI) of ShackelfrrIs', King and
W1"e.. county, ". Kew. Er ID. f. Sprjgg and
lev. ir d f6terkin, OF Richmond; Rev. L. +.
MA'Vn OF kentucky, and her former patrons in
.-> p;@"o She respectfully requests those VINO
~. 1ec' ie 10 pAtronIZ. n TO appy or the first
~ >'"'ehpef. j;2l-eo&cTt |
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ALEXANDRIA Female Institute,

No. 16 SOUTH FAIRFAX ST
The 10Th annual session OF this Institute will
commecce THU RSDAI, Sept IL 1850
Instruction thorough in eli branches. For
Circulars c,nts!ning full particulars oI tcrais
&C. apply ~
jy21-tSl6 Missas GHEENE principsls.
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Z. T. y kIA ADENY
A. Will b" rrorn0eA hy
WM. II. q GREEN WELL
ST Sarerts d.il Oh MONDAY orpa Oh, lSSG
a iu' course of Acadsnical ana Classical stui
iss given lie respectfully soticils the patronage
OF bis friends snd tho pubic For terms, &s
call at No. II Wolfe street, bYtw zen lsoYai hnd
FoIff4x sts. ou-.,a > y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

MI IS MARY 4. JJHE~ON viii reopen
4T1 her SCH0OL FOR GELS and BOYS
on SEP EN- HER 10Th, at her res;d nee 20!
Prince ST., As1anGrja. w augT-tSlG
CT JOHNS ACADEMY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

YEANUVHH ACADEMY,
IA TAYLORSVlLLE p. O, VA,
Col. HiIsTTy z. Jones. NJ. q; Msjor Horace w.
ones. Mr. lanes NJ. Amber.
Session begins OCTOBER
For calsoaue, &c, apply to
sLZO tWtJi n p JONvl
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EDUCATIONAL.

pm DOLPH MACON COLLEGE
IA ASHLAND Va.
Forty sixth session opens Sept. 76. Full Col-
legsto Course. 4 Business ard CONNER cia
Course viii be established next session. me
Necessary expenses for nine months need NOT az.
ceed $50. Send for Catalogue.
w. w. BhNNETT, DID.
"uG!'-t"i' President
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
sEsAhhs Mai. s.G. SMITH
In ILL., Superintendent,
INT n m III Beth" Acad'y P.O
ILL., SBEuAv Fsuluier c)unty,
Z y IN BbHs Virgins
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

NEAR ALE X ANHRIA, VIRGINIA.
Established 1880. Fits for col ege or bus
,nS-s IN" noxt Hc5sion opens September
-, 1890. Catalogue sent on sppl c .uon to
IL" r-i"clp., l.. M. BLACkFORD MA,
.li'-H"&,~1ol Alexandris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

to's HCHOo! is strictly preparatory TO the
gwen 20 teaching students TO speak the sevarsI
in' gusg1s OF Eu.ope
J@"rge for hrlf session, Sl25 Reductions
maze IN iAVor OF minister's sons or OF wo brothers.
for catalogues address
Al Olrn TIE pUINrJp,r
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pELLE HAVEN INSTiTyTN,

pELLE HAVEN ISSTlTJTN.
~ Alexandria, Va.
The tw-nty-socond annual session will begin
or the 18TH )F EPIEMBEts, 1850, and close
18th juno folio Teachers of ey ueris.ce
and thoroughly qusitei hsvo b,en employed
Special attractions in the MUSIC DEFART-
mENT. Terms much reduced For G..a!oRue
or further information apply TO
auyl2-lm 4 PENICk prirriD4I
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@T. MakY'S ACADEMY,
~ Moth Fairf.1 street,
alexandria Vrai"is.
Under tho br"c''on uf the
STSTEPC

~ Noiln Fairl.I street,
alexandria VGsi"is,
Under tho bir"c''on uf the
SISTERS or UOLT Cross
VIII reopen NOHDAI i :ap.enJcr G.h. 1880
The course Cf5tudy will be thorough and sy-
tensive bracIEg sl thu branches ui S solid s,nc;
refined education.
Particular attention is paid 10 v2cs! and ins!ru-
mental USIC.
Plain Sc lNtI and evcrr variety Of Fancy
Work also The Rudnnnts f V.c,I Music und
Drawing, ate taught wiItou! additional charge
Pupils of al denominations received, snd
While great attention IS given to the religious in
st1uctlon Of Catholic stu tents there is no .rl .-
once used on those of different b LEI.
Terms moderate. For further particulars ar-
PLY to
nuglG SISTER SUPEEIDH
MI . U Mt VEH NON NSTITUTE.
AVA I2sCuth Washington St!
Miss III a. EOACH. Principsl
SCHOLASTIC duties resum d MONDAY Sennr
l3tn: klNOEkGA hrEN HXNkCISES in
Junior department For terms &C apply TO ,ho
Supl6-lIn PRl ECiPAL Box 80
ON SEPTEMBER 27th, 1880 | will open in
~ the hea!lhiu!, picturesque End beautiful
village OF Wnrren!on Va, FEMaLE In
Silt ~. The religious and social advantages
OF lhls village are Unsurpassed in our country
Only tive miles from tbs 'Fauquier White SUI.
: hur Springs u place which Northern aud
southern Capital, added TO the f.ma OF the w.
ter, is restoring TO its former celebrity few loca
Lions comblrc 80 much thst is favorable to s
school enterprise Having had much experience
ID training youth feel cJmpetont to taxi into
my amily. whore they will be educated with
ana as my own children, = number Of you q
girls whose instruction will be conducted By a
corps OF We. qualified teachers
Terms: English French and board for scho
lsstlc vaar $500; Music $50; latin and German
each so; Cnilsthenjcs so.
For further particulars address
Mrs. NJ. B. BALL
aug2-1m Warren.oD. Vlrcinie,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30
a ELLINGTON INSTITUTES,

a MING TON INSIlVUID,
A SELECT BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL
FO2 YOUNG LADIES,
A!rXandra, Virginia.
The 18th annual session viii begin on MON
DAY September 10Th. Course Of sud, com.
plete and thorous h.
French Conversation Classes in ck r.o of Prof.
Gines
Te. Gls pr Eaf Session:
Board and tuition ii In slisn sd French, Si2j
i)ay scholars over twelve years 81
under tw- I've yc.Is, y
Circuls-s can be obtained At F7erch's bCos
store. On application 10
Miss KEBECCA G. POWELL,
augl9-e0tDl pri- c.D7!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30
By Green u Wise
Real hstSte Agents aud Actoneers.l
:! AG.E - VALUAHuE kGAu ESTATE
KING Sr2NET

KING SfGLET
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
By virtue of r decd Of trus. from William II :.
McVe2h And Ge0rGe Is. and Edmund +. Wit
mer TO Francis j. Murphy s7d John Nj. kest-
iag dated DeceTbef 81, 1879 and Of record in
tho Clers's otfca OF tha Corporation Court of
the city Of Alexandria. il libar u, No 3, folio
2j4 end ~ The request Of thu partioa secured
ttorety the undersigned surviving trustee, will
on SaFN aUAf the h doy of Septom Dor,
1850, 3. 10 ocock u. n, ia front of the promises
1tier Tor sale q. public auction the folio wing
property, viz
with the i%PNOVEMENTS thereon in the
city Of AIeyandTi. on the north side Of King
and eas. .iia of Royal Streets and bounded IS
follows: Beginning III the northeast inLer=tc ion
Gt s"ld streets, aud Iu4ntng thence cast on King
street TO the w3st Inc q Isaac Buckinghsm's
lot; thence north With said west lino extended
20 n Point ID feet sau.h of Ii south9rn line of
.h2 10: belonging 10 Mary Jones and her child
rem thence sast parallel with King street Is feet
more or less. t. paint in tho east limo Of tua
sSid BE king hams lot extended thence north
With said esst line extended % fout; Themes west
parallel to King TO koyai s:re1t; thence Aolth
on koya street 20 tho baeinGiag.
This property is improved by Ito fine FOU 4
STORY and & ASEMENT GRiC& BUILD
NC, Nos IS, IS end Il King street. now Gu
pied by lsasC E!Cub"rR caq. aid being situated
III the centre OF tho business portion G! the CITY
sid or It's main .h2T0uS ht,fe is CBo ur tho best
! business stands Gni mG5s Valu"blo prop2r in
the IL. 1t nov rents for 81 Tj0 per snnum.
Germs OF Sale: One tenth OF the purchase
moncy IL Cash and The rc.l!ul al six, twelve
and eighteen months from Lac Day Of sac the
deferred payments 30 5Osg interest," aad 10 be ee-
| cured by the bonds Of the purchaser, with per.
sonsl security ard s. retention oi the tito until
the BONDS nrg psid, and right to resell 81 the
risk ind expense Of ,ho purchaser upon the tsli-
u,a TO Eay said bond ur gEy Of thein.
JOHN Ii. HHAjING.
Surviving Trustee.
Dated Alexandra, VS., Angus! 81, 1850.
Fer further particllars inquire 81 George A
Mush bscu, attorney st Law, 10. north Fair.
| isX street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30
= IN MORE NIVERSITY HIGH
- SCHOOL,.
AMHERST TCOURTEOUSE. VA.

Il >. SfRODE (Msth. Medsllist, u. Vs.)
P!ircip>I and Instructor in Mathematics snd
%Hlural >c.nces.
; sLouN. NJ. A university of Virginia.
Instructor in Greek and Latin
[. h"NT (e!ucsted in Germany and for
,'ry years resident in Paris Instructor in
"sF@@n, French, Italian and Spanish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

WE WILL OFFER FO& SALE, st the
BRICK HOUSE f.rID LOT on the east side of
koysl street, between Prince snd Duke streets,
(Ho. 8! outh 8oysi street The house is in
goo ordsr. and has iii Lhe mo1ern improve.
mel:s GNEbN 4 Wise,
au20 cots for the owner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

EOR RENT-HOUSR No. IS Cameron st.,
r. between Fairfax and Lee. Apply to
40 o-ti j. H. D. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

The sbove sale is made With my entire sppro-
ba.ioa. This property cos! S27 COO and Is now
renting for 81 $50 per nnnum, fraction under s
per cent iateres. on So 0OU; is known 10 be- one
Of the very best locations in the city for any
kind OF tu iae:s wniel will always insure the
BEST OF tenants no ssiur Investment can be
made
hug3-ts ". T. McFEIGH.
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) NN BBL5 HIvEKTUN LIME.

100 BBL5 klVEkIoN LIME.
" have just racaived fresh supply of this
Li,ce sd can with confidence recommend il
rs a very superior article IL ali particulars and
We guarantee satisfaction IN all csses. Try it,
and you will never Use any other Kind For
sale Dy GEO. WASHINGTON,
mi agent
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EFesk Sale DE- SENT

INOH RENT OR LEASE-The desirable and
e roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No,
81 Cameron street, lately occusied by K. B.
Lawson s. Co. Apply to
sep16 K III LAWSON
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7 y l. l. n s. ITUTE.

II OLLINo' INSrITUTE.
geo. P; Tsyloe, President of Trustees;
Ihns' Il. Ccckr, Superintendent;
;"5a T.; :; ChIds. Associate Principals
~ m II. PIoasants, Latin and Natural Science ::
"m taylor Thom, NJ A English snd French;
las. l. Cccke, Il NJ Hathemstrcs:
Mss Z. d Fowkes, Ethics AMI History:
&" u "ichsrdson. director Of Vocal and In
s.7nmontal Music;
Il l. p.u!, Piano and German Languages:
Miss uiis forcher, Piano snd Singing;
- -, Calisthenic5, Vocal Music and
MIR. hnms Psuli. supt of Music Rooms.
MS L. v Turner, Englsh Language;
Mss , l. Cooke, Latin and French;
NJ VI NJ u. CtcSe, German and Mathematics:
Mss = b. Ry!.nd, Preparatory School;
r.. y l.. Cooke, Head of Domestic Uelt
MS. y. IL. Ccci &c. Domestic Department:
Mss Laura White, Ma.ron
'H1= II Cooke, Business gent;
Jno Iompkins. Resident Physician.
o"ha Ia1le' m are gradna:ed in (p Single De-
Eert"cstS; l2) the Literary C6urss; 3, the
Semitic Course a. TIE CLassica! C6ursc. Is,
me F"l. urS:; 90 Music. ARRANGEMENTS are
in"1r - sat ,uc wants o; all, and the facilities
NJ" rquH 20 any over enjoyed in the South Ap.
P| - 'hn >up"TntentanL to- Circulars, sc.
I. &. tptvt1ur. Springs Va, depot and tole.
grnph iirs Salon, a II " o. K. r, Va.
bol"l"a't County, y 26-twlm
IEOoALAiD rCHnOL FOR GIRLS,
- SASDY SPRING MD.
TINS Institution viii bs ryops,,gd Sant- 18th
p iu' coarse Vi Instruction will be given. with
Lectures unon History, Bellies LetLros and the
.'H.Ur,i ~cia, ces. WV
.. Terms: 80 for the school yesr; Language
.""s,c 9n1 drawing extra For Circulars, Civ
''@ '!i in!3rm.ilon, address
jsG-ao ftw3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

MI lSS A. b. 0W AIN WILL KEOpn.l
VA HER SCECuL FOR GiKLS snG LIT
LIE BOYS, THU kSDAI, ;;ep,cmoo 10Th
She will tske q liu.ited pun. her o. MUSIC
SC ;oiars. For .crnls, &c, apply TO tue prj-ci
pal NJ 90 Prince - .uglS-.~1G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
Nsrrsuted to Kill
ACHES, FLIES, FLKhS, ANTS, BED
BUGS AMI ALL OTHER SPECIES
OF lNSECT
o' POISONOUS 20 human beings, domestic an.
mas or iow!s. Just received fresh supply at
WAkF1ELD s. HALLS,
''' Corner Primo" and Fairfax streets
[ ,OHSET>l CGHSETS!
IN Wedn,s isy, June 3O.h, 1850
,:me received to day 2SS Corsrt.. and offer
bass '1T sale at so cents each. These are the
~. goods ever sold at the price Gall and see
~, u. f. BRASHEAR,
-. No 100 King ste, Alexsndris, Va.
ROTARY PEACH aANDAPPLE PARER
~ 9nsd, Little Fovorile, and other AID
,"reTs Bell etsl, Brass and Ensmelled
s,ss ,ssrylAg Kettles; just received and for sale
;yI, Ls,s son the corner of Roysl street, by
'''' J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

VEPHYR WORSTEDS, Germantown WeoIs
II and Knitting Yarns, in all shades and colors,
sep9 At G. T.. BERRY'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

7 AD1Es' AND CHILDRENS ME2INO
A. VESTS and PANTS, all sizes and quail
ties, st &C BERRY'S.
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Special contracts will be made with yearly sd-
vertisers.
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ENRUIT JARo-first lusta!m.rt of the cele.
II brated GEN, Mason Improved, and Ma.
sons Porcelsin lined Fruit Jars, pint Quart and
half gallon just received and tor sale low bv the
dozen or gross by X j. MILLER & 90.
my25 65 Kipe strest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-30

II OS1ERY, GLOVES, Handkerchiefs, COL
"A !srs aRd Cuffs, in great variety, at
g. o. BERRY g
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-12-08
PINS HIN DOWN.

The New York World scalps that
noted political vagrant, and runner for
President on Jewell's account tor cash,
as follows
General Weaver, recently Mr..
JEWELS private candidate for the
Presidency, has issued fervid address
to the deludcd Greenbackers who sup,
ported bis candidacy for President this
year IN which he warns them that we
are making fearful strides towards the
establishment of naughty moneyed
aristocracy upon the ruins of the broad
and humane republic 'bequeathed to us
by our fathers Now that the election
is over, and that General Weaver will
never again be elected to Congress OF
run for President, why shouldn't be
give the American nation a rest2 II
the evidence of his official associates
and of cverybody's senses-is TO be
trusted, the General conducted the late
campaign as a Greenback candidate
the greenbacks being iurnishe by Mr.
Jewell and the Republican managers
II be was so innocent as not to insist
on cash in hand, his claim on the Re
publicans was good, at least, for a con
sulship in some warm climate. But u
he goes believing on till the last,
after the manner Of the shark, he will
only attract the attention of his late
supporters, in which case, as likely al
not, some Of them will duck him in 0
horse pond"
Weaver is certainly smart, He got
away with all the jereis and the cash
and allows his Greenback friends Il
roost on tho fence.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-12-08

Go AHEAD.-We see it stated that
the New York grand jury has indicted
Samuel 8. Morey for perjury and the
editors Of Truth for libel. We are glad
of it. provided it is intended to have
the indictments promptly tried. There
is general desire that thero should be
an exhaustive inquiry into the genuine.
ness Of the Morey letter. The impress.
SION sought TO be created that it was q
forgery is not accepted by those who
have recognized the close similarity OF
the letter to Mr.. Garfeld's sentiments
and handwriting. The violence Of
Judge Davis in the opinion in which
he held some Of the accused parties to
bail has destroyed all confidence in his
Judgment as that Of an impartial and
conscientious judge. There is nothing,
therefore, to determine public opinion
in the matter; aud unless a thorough
judicial investigation is had public
opinion will continue to be divided as
now, when probably one. hall the peo.
pie suppose that Garfield really wrote
the letter and the other half indignant
ly refuse to believe him to have been
20 base. Why has Gen. Garfield not
be,n put upon the witness stand during
all this fu,s7
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-12-08

In SEsSIoE,-The Harrisburg Pa
triot OF the 6:h says: Congress meets
today. As the people at the late elec.
ton approved Credit Aobiticr jobs and
De Golyer pavement swindles ii will
not be surprising if the lobby, which
for four years has been banished from
the Federal Capitol, viii re appear full
armed for new assault on the Treas.
ury. Whether Vor Del or Vor Dia-
coli it is nevertheless Vor Popuii, and
will be 50 regarded at least BY the Rep
rcsentatives Of the "third House," But
the Democratic majority in Congress
should not hesitate to operiorm its duty
to the country in spite OF the purchRs-
cd verdict in favor Of corrupt and
unprinciplod party. Asound measure
Of civil service reform should be passed,
the tariff revised Ia tho interest Of the
whole people rather than for the bene.
ct Of a favored few, the political asscss.
ment bill should become q law, and an
amendment to the Constitution sbol.
ishing the oumbrous and worm eaten
electoral machinery should be adopted.
The Democrats can thus not only do
The State some SERVICE bot mako n
platform which will give them Con-
gress In 1882 and the Presidency 10
1884 BY an overwhelming triumph"