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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-25
4 RUNNING SORE.
for eighteen years, cured.
An EXTRAORDINARY CURE

LEWISTON, NJ, ApnI 0, IoeO.
Dear Sirs: I have suffered with n running sore
on my leg for the past fourteen years, esnsed by
exposure 10 the army and have suffered everything
q msu could, the sore discharHing constantly. l
have tried every remedy that heard oibut never
received any benefit from them. sULPHUBBlr.
TIERS 10 the only thing that done me any good.
When commenced taking them could not pat
my whole foot down and walk on H | THINK
SuLPHUR BITrEkS HAVE SAVED NY LIFE.
There Is nothing like them. Earnestly entrcat all
afflicted with Impure blood 20 try Iissm and be
cured. Believe me, gratefully yours,
HENRY n. GARCELON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-25
MARRIED..

In Jerbch ., VIA fsy.i By Rev. ID. y. Il .:ss. OF
veIgepnes, X. Il. GslushA Of jericho, and hyrA
f.. daughter OF Dea- J. d. Wilson OF Canton, Ill.
Also, nj the sAms time and place, by II. &. Es,ss.
ID. u. Of Paris. Maine, assisted by Rev. A. Jones
OF Jericho, David Foster E-ies OF SerHennes ana
Lydia Efh,, dsughser Of T, e. Tsla.ha, esq, or
Jericho.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-25

HIRAM. 1t was a hundred years ago
from the 18th that the dark day so terrified
the people of this vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Sullson, the agent of the Maine
Bible Society, is engaged in his work in
this town.
Mr. Emery has been bringing pulp wood
down the river in his steamboat and send
ing It OFF on the cars.
Ii is very dry now. 1t Is said that
hundred years ago no rain fell from May
until August.
The schools are reported as generally
doing well: number OF Normal School
graduates are teaching in town.-Press.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that there will be an
~ annual meeting Of the members Of
hrTHEL SAVINGS BANK,
on the twenty sixth day OF NAY, A. ID. 1850 &C
Two O'Clock 10 the afternoon, at said Bank, for
the puppose OF electing oficers, nIlins vacsncie1
IN membership. and transacting any other bu Of
ness thai may cnme before said meeting
Bethel, Nay IL, $50
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HARrFoRp. May lS.-No. Of polls taxed
in Hartford. 1876; No. OF horses, 203 colts,
80; oxen, 49,; cows, 40G; sheep, 2ols.
This is truly an Independent farming town,
where the minister and physician obtain
their living by tilling the soil Not mill
propelled by water although there have
been two grist. two saw and other mills
where the water now runs 10 waste.
Owing To the dry. cool weather, farmers
have improved the time well, In preparing
the ground for the seed. Hoed crops will
be in the ground earlier than usual. Most
of the OK work is now already done; the
improved farming utensils, with the would
be good farmers, will add much to their
income. The agricultural page OF their
newspapers is not neglected. | know of
no laboring class in Maine, that hail their
newspaper with more JOY than the farmers.
Rev. MI Freeman of Buckfield preached
funeral sermon at the east chapel the
10th, on the death of the only son of b.
l.. Irish, who died in March, in that place.
Text, John NJ :24-25; theme, II am the
resurrection" It was listened 10 with
great interest by good audience.
HARTFORD.
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New Advertisements


Leav. Canton ct aoaAa 10. . In. and Mechan
&C AIS u % .. n, and 3:l5 p. NJ, Portland a
10 p. No., Lswistou at % D. m.
]. WASHBuRN, JR, Pres.
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HAkTfoHD. March 20 lssD.
Nrssrs A 4. ORpwAY n Co -Please send Us
one halt gross Sulphur Bisters Repeatedly.
sIs>ON BUTLER a CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23
sIoiiler,s 2lotisers!! saoihers!!!

Are you disturbed St T. ight and broken If your
Ta't by a sick child suffering sna crying with the
crrruciatiug pain OF cutting tcO!hH If 80. g NJ
orce snd get bottle of MES WINSLO VS.
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor
ii!tlo sufferer Immediately -iepond upon it
there is no mistake shout it. There is not o
Aothor on earth who has over used it vino will
10. toll you Ht once that it will regulate tho
bowels, and give resi- 10 tho mother and relief
sud health 10 tho child, operating like msgic.
il is perfectly safe to uso in all Cases. and pleas
ant 10 tho taste, snd is the prescription Of one Of
in the United States. Full directions for usin 9
viii accompany each bottle None genuine UNI
i".ss tho isc-siuie Of CURTIS s. f'ERKIHS
IS on tho outside wrapper. Sold by al Medicine
dealers. Twenty five cents u boll!o, Beware Of
mutations.
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: 1 < / ER
OFEECE.9E.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
It. Ttgusr meeting of the Board cf Alder
| men: held June lad, 1850. there were present
| s. r fo9nh,T, esq. President. and Messrs
Mr"r'. NatbIrJ, kishiel, j. z. Smoos, and
Reed
bill Of las. Ea!wisle. ir. 1913 90, for msd;.
clGr, VS. ordered 10 BIO paid.
Inc t"mnlttna on Claims reported in f,vcl
q paying lha following bills for election cor
wees And vont cf rooms for same, viz: g. +.
STEINER -; ". 7: Graves S4 As; @. T. IRWIN
81; >. |. Dyson 81; Charles Dearborn 81 20;
Is; Bfawner S5 10; II. I. Steele S.; L.. H. Kell
STU; Il. ;. Barker IS: 4. l.. A. Adam ST.; B.
w. Nails s. so; Mrs. J. a. Mills Sc; Mira. j.
u. smith 80; b. $. Brockett 81 +. Harper ST.
J.. a. Sslls ST w. w. Harris 81; also bill OF
U. H. rrench sol IS The report was adopted
and the bills ordered 10 be psid.
The following resolution was referred to The
Committee on Public Property, viz
Resolved, That the Committee on Public
Property BIZ author I'D snd directed to have the
iron ornaments on the Market Building and the
| roof pu. in thorough repair.
ThC action Of the Board on the bills of jamie.
son Il Collins Sid VIM Cogan referring same
to the Com mittee on Streets was reconsidered,
and tho scion Of the Common Council reterrin 2
same TO the Committee OF Claims was c)relr.
roti0.
q: bill of 7. j. Mehstlsy s. Co., SIG rs, for
coal and wood; also q communication from the
Secretary oetho Sla Fire Company; also res
o:ul!on IL regard to draining Cameron street.
between Fuyct and Henry streets also . reso.
luton in regard 10 getting possession of tho
SIa hEgino House. also resolution in regard
20 purchasing new oustsins for the Council
Guam osTs. were received from the Common
Council end their action concurre6 in.
an act to reduce the price Of gas was read
three times snd passed by the following vote
5yeE, Mea.Is Moore, Msrbury, Eishell, j. B.
Smoot, Reed, end Mr. President-G. Noes, Q.
E. petition from sundry citizens asking tor an
extension OF timo for discount on taxes wa, re-
c%ived from the Common Council and their
action non concarred in.
Bills Of j. T. Sherwood ST, Il. l.. Monroe 81,
:. =. Fisher SO, and e s. Warfold 81, for cleo.
ton services, were received from the Common
| Council and their action referring ssmo to the
Committee On Claims non concurred in, and the
bills ordered to DO paid.
The Board Lhen adjourned
Testo: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
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RRO.T W..FSHfna rfelH.
Special Correspondence Of the Aicru. Gasetr
WASHINGTON. d, C., june % 1850.

SPECIAL Correspondence OF the Aieca Gazette
WASHINGTON, D. O., June %. 1850.
Mr.. Aleck Stephens who has been speu5
ing wa,k with bis tinnraphcr, Col
onel r. NJ. Johoston. of Balt;m re-
will return here to night spend dav or i've
With his fiend, DR.. Cul7tr. to hear ths new:
from Cincinnati, aud then START FOR lis home
Liberty Hall. in Georgia. II, vans to kooH
who tie Cincinnati nominees will b before BIZ
leaves. 80 that be may DO able to say what be
thinks OF them to the people be will meet CT
bis way home.
During the last session of the Senate four
more Of the standing committees of that body
were allowed annual clerks at salaries of So ODD
iostesd OF session clerks at SC a day. The
library, otrsls. Disric! of Columbia and nays
committees are the favored ones alluded to.
The changes in the Virginia postofic,s have
slackened off considerably siEco Congress adj
ouroed, tic only o1e mado this week btiue
that changing the site Of the cflicc at Glade
Hill, franklin county, to tho rai'road station,
q. tina. point, and appointing j. II. Dutley as
postmaster, Woo Malely K. Auale, resigned.
Under the immo1iate transportation bill,
which has just gore i1to effect, ald by which
imports q! aDy port CT entry may DO shipped
direct to their points OF destination without tbs
prepayment CT tho customs dues. Richmond
and Norfolk are the only such favored poin,s il
Virginia. Petersburg was oncc Included in tho
bill but was stricken out.
Mr. Bone, the collector 81 iaterna! rcyesuo
at BrookIyr, Iho has dclaulted to Tho exscUt
Of $40 600. was appointed against tho wshe:
81 tho internal revenue bureau. but in compile
an,c with the urgent r;GIa.. Vi Rev. nl!.
Becchcr, Clailu. the New York dry goods mtr.
chaut, and other members CT the Plymouth
ohutch, Of which S,ore also vas uember.
Nothing deGolte has been done by this Gov
erGmeut With reference TO the recent eoiiun G!
Mexico 10 atfjrdlog harbor to V;ctCrias In
diaas but to order the United States troops ir
pursuit of them not to Cross the border
Should these Indians commit any further der
relations, The Government will decide Shal
course to puIsuo VITA regard to Mexico.
Now that the Cincinnati c0aveuio, has conc
regularly to work the excitement about lis prc-
ceeGiogs bas i1c:enGcd considerably, ard inter
rsted crowds surr3und all tho NUMEROUS tulo
ia boards 10 tho city, and csg:r!g soau and
discuss the several bulletins as they arc randi,
received. Durirg the Ch;c;go coLvtntion bul
letlo blards were il all The departments lhey
| nro 10 zone eli them nos.
Ma. SchuIz has deudcd to pay til, caneu:
enumcrators at the ret1 Ct tlrty ccctJ ca hour
losLcad Of 81 day or two c:pis o name.
Tho prevailing hest has given q boom tc
moonlight excursions 90 tho river, and th5ns
auds Of people 70 alnast every night. Tho
steamers, OF c0ursc, arc the bcut ic!arcs Ct ihi.
boom, aud arc doing al! they can 10 itciea,e il.
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fEHkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL z
4 LAND MEAN OUCOOuAN VILLaHE


By virtue OF dced of trus: frous George Selec-
man and wife, dated tho 10Th day Of February,
1873. recorded among the land records of Fair
fax county. libar Z, No. 4. page EGj and for tins
purpose therein mentioned tho undersigned will
offer BY public auction, at Fairfax Court House,
on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of Juno, 1886, tho
TRACT OF LAND conveyed in said deed OF
trust. except that portion conveyed by George
SelecmAn and vito to Redman Selecmsn. Said
land contains 622 acres. ard will be sold in lots
and designated as lots Nos |, : and $.
No contains 81 acres ono third in timber.
with q comfortable HOUSE.
No 2-lS2 acro;. with 9nra HOUSE: and
barn; one third cleared
No 3-21O ACRES ard known as tho HOME
TRACT; hss comfortable HOUSE and barn
Terms of Sale: so much of the purchase
money IL cash as will pay expenses Of sslu; also
the sum OF ono thousand dollars. with Interest
thereon from the 18Th day Of February, 1873,
until the day of sale. Selling SIS Trustee, shall
convey such title as is vested IN ma, which /
believe to he good.
myW-td VIM. +. HALEY, Trustea,
Gsr The above salo hss heon postponed until
Nun DAY. Tho 18Th day Of July, 1881 at the
ssrne hour and place. ies3.li
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nj EDHCENAL,

ALD DIR. DODD'S POWDERS NO {. will
~ cure sill chronic anil obstinate ncyuous d.
sfaScs, tuon as general nervous debility, invo-
uElafy seminal Losses, caused By iudiscretion
excuses. &c, or by lsscivious thoughts and
dreams, producing great physical and ment.I
weakness and often destroying both BODY ANA
mind, and bringing on dimncss OF vision, earl
decay, universal lssssude, impotency or pbysi.
cal lhcspsclty, insanity and consumption. Prios
81 per pscSase, or six packages for SIS.
nK. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERs mill
~ cure diseases of the Kidneys. Gravel, Gie.,
aid Al! urinary diseases, nervous debility loss Of
manhood, seninsl emissions. impotency csused
by lndlscretlon 10 youth, excuses, etc. female
weakness or whites. scrofus, syphilis in ali lis
toim: and all blood and skin diseases snsedilv
cured frlce IS per box. Sent by mai! secure
from observation on receipt of price.
nR HUNTERS SYPHIIiTIC Pills
~ specific Ter Syphilis in all its forms and
every vestage Of the disease ersdicstei from the
system. Scrofula and all Blood and SKIN di.
scsses speedily cured Price ST; lsree hon So
spzI JANNEY b co., agents.
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At12llint 10 AitsE,ln.

MILWAUKEE WIS. juno 23.-Whiiu Bartio
sherman, aged twolvo ycars, WAS returning from
schoo yesterday afternoon, he was induced 10
ge. INTO buggy. in which there ware two mon,
who tod his hands. hiudfoldod him, and drove
rapidly sway. When about thirteen miles from
tho city hn jumped FROM The buggy notwth-
stsndiug their threat3 TO kill him, and farmer
coming to his rescue tho men escaped. a detec-
Two on their track. Tho boys parents arc
wealthy. and tho kidnapping was doubtless for
tina purpose Of occurring u reward for his return.
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kNE.IN EIsEk-kTSES

Ninrty-iwo degrees in The shade To. ;iav.
500 the notice Of tho Superintendent vi Nss in
another column.
The readjustgr Conservative c}uh Will meet TO.
night 81 the sun eEgiro house.
Attention is called to iii, advertisement Of The
| sale of real cs:sto TO take place to morrow.
RI Petsr Francis, Of this city, was married
| isst night TO Miss Jones. As Ashland, tho resi.
dence of tho brides parents
Capt. L. 3: Hcoo. who has boen OF p visit To
Boston for tho psst waek or two hss returned
home, much improved in hoaith.
There will b. meeting 1t tho Friendship
kngino House tonight for tho purpose OF organ
Eng democratic campaign club.
Ar. John +. Davis and Miss Henrietta VI lid
cor were mnde ono last night at tho parsonage of
| The III. 7. Church, by Rev. DR.. Mills.
The steamer =. y. Arrowsmith, which LEFT
WASHINGTON for Baltimore On Mondty n:ght,
arrived in that city in thirteen hours.
Tho old coon killer" hus boon mounted on a
| new gun carfisgo. presented by Mr.. Maurice
Ullmsa to the conservative reaC ulster cub and
upon the rCc Zip. Of The news OF The Cincinnati
| nomination, u aa'u:o Of one huldred guns will
| be fired.
A sailor named Edward kvnrts jumped over
| board from tbs schooner u. Riley. Captain Ccf
| fin, On h9r way from Georgetown to Boston, this
afternoon ana swore out warrant Before Com
"Iso'Ohti ip"iSI, LtHi LEhJ Liz CnDLhln / al
threatened u xiii him.
| Theimproyements 81 ~ Intersection Of Wilkes
| aud Fairfax streets nave been completsd the
Virginia Midland Railroad Company dcfrsyinr
the entire expense. it is Understood that the
came company intend 81 Rn early day to Put The
east end Of he tunnel, st tbs corner oc Wilkes
and Leo streets. in thorough repair.
| A dinner and croque. party viii! be given in
| the grove OF Oak Shade" near Nesbsco Nj ills
| Prince William county, on Wednesday, June
30Lh, for the purpose of Kissing Funds to assist in
| finishing tie old Quan,ico Episcopal Church, at
| Dumlries. which has just been rebuilt, mainly
through TIC eHorts OF tho lsiies of the neiphbor.
| hood
james dudley, ce!ofcd Whitewater oi
this city, re .ivcd to-day from Chester A. Ar.
thur, of New York. the nominee of tho repubi
can party f;r Viro President Of tho United
Ststes. letter. congralulsting him, the said
james dudley. upon tho esrly inauguration q
the c.up,iga 10 this State. "a nod from s
lord, &c"
A commission Ut uN: c.. consisting ct two
colored just 50 from The county, snu Doctors
Gibson AID french, oi this city, was held II. tn.
jail Seithrtay Tor ths purposc .; iEQal,iGg int:
the condition at coiurea uaI, named " esle1
Baker, cf h.!iogton alexandria county. Ate,
an examination. he commission pronouuc ed tho
man e lunstic but 80 his insanity Was not Of .
violent nstuIs. he Was released, his friends py
ing security fer his proper treatment
Il ia b. ,,,
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TO-DAG'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Germany and the Vatican.

LONDON. Jun3 ga Berlin dispa'cI 10 tic
Times says: Herr Won Bcnuiugson the national
liberal leader. has had an interview with Price
Bismarck AID Herr Voc putkamm.r Minister
OF Ecclesiastical Affairs. and il The government,
vii! Consent IS it il hopad they will. to the
omission or alteration Ct certain clauses Of the
aturch bli', notally That QUO empowering the
hlog to feln4late tn" depjsed bishops, it is
probable the national liberals will c1alcaoa with
the lnecivai,V"s ard thus nIeatr maj 3riig 10
faenr vt tha hill
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Turkey.

LONDON Juno 3G.--rhc correspondent Of
the Daily Telegram u: CorS !antinoplc slys -
The Porte has replied to thai portion Ct tho
ilcnic,! noto regarding Montenegro, rcscrviog
tho Armenian gu; ion fyr Il separate commu-
ulcat!nn. The correspondent siCs 81 uodcr.
stHnd that the for!c prcmis to DO its u,mc &:
to induce ihn A!nq1'1Gs 10 surrender the terri
tory coded 10 M1ntencgro by. 1t absolutely
refuses 10 employ armed fClc.."
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SHIP YARD. The cradle ofthc na,iao reil Wy
st the ship yard damaged by tho accident III
day light. has been r1paitcd. and Mefsrs.
Jameson 4 Collins, VITO have The n.ract fer
rcpltci7g tho Dr. ken cng wllcls aud shafts,
say that thew Gu emp etc tie work entrusted
to them 10 sbout lour days, So that tho delay
vii cot be az great as was ut Fl 81 tXptc ed.
The hoard Of dir cos # the 'npany held a
meeting this mo!nug.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNEi3, 1889.
Sun risna ........... 4 80 Sun Lots......... 25

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNEi3, 1889.
Sun risna 4 80 Sun tcts.......... rs
ARRIVED.
Stuo Perkiomen, Philadelphia, to American
Coal 20.
Str Geo Lesry. Norfolk. to p Is Hons.
Str Lady Of thu Lake Norfolk, to L a RoeI
Str Ealtano, lover Potc. to B.oders s. Co.
Schr Cornela, Washington, 10 J pAgnew
g &c,
schr Maggie Clark, BALTIC. to VIM a S1oo.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk. bv \ Rsed.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by Z Hooe
Schr y 4 Simpson, Boston, by Jao i Agnew
s. Go.
PASSED UT.
Schr Mable L Phillips, Kennebsc, f.: Wash.
ington.
hEM0RAuDA.
Schr Federal Hill, hence b: Norfolk 2is;,
Schr Iaviaia Todd, from Georgetown, az
Norfolk 2l.t.
schrs John Wood, IF Browning and Jno
Parker, from Ii lmond, j NJ H.-ioy, W Il
Knight, Oliver Schoaeld and L + Ciax!on, from
from this port. at Now York pa
Schr w Locke, from Georgetown for New
Haven, passed through He'll Gate 22l.
scar VIM Mason, from Georgetown, at Port.
lana 10Th.
sehr Carl D Lo!hrcp, from Gsorg own, sail.
cd from Provider , 2ls.
Schr Belle Halliday sailed from Sonerset for
Georgetown 10Th
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Frcnch.tnnndiun Celebration

QUfEFr, June Sit il said there arc al
rrauy 1000 strangers in town 10 aiiCnl the
trcnch'Canadian celebration 10 morrow Saw
rral Thousand moro expected. E.nvon OARS
ii led si!h Era ncn.CAGatiaus arrived here from
tho United S;a;,s on Monday tight by The
North ShCrJ railroad. sad mauv ulorn arrived
ty tho Grad TUX Road aad tbs Rchclieu
beat yesterday mCrGirr
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MARISIEIJ.

AT Mount Stuart, King George county. Va
June 81. by Row. II. Hunter. l.. G. Han WAY,
OF A;logany City, Pa, and JULIA, daughter
OF Gee. 4. Grymes, egq.-Sou!h. Church. copy .
In Warrington, on tho 5lst Of May. 1880. by
Rev. DIR Eclc1oad, III AIS LEWlS to Ii ArTI i
B. WlLLCQXSON, all Of Prince William CO..
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LITERARY REVOLUTION !
STANDARD ROCKS ALMOST CIV
EN- 4 UIIi

EN- AWAY!
hg IN arrangement, the undersigned has been
apuulntcd sole agent in AltXandrls for tho sale
Of tbo publications of the NEW YORK BOOK
EXCHANGE. Catalogues and rices furnished
~ application. Among the wonderful! things
~Lich hsve tcen accomplished for The lovers OF
good books by the literary revolution" is the
rpIot Iction Of CHAMBENS' ENCTCLOP-E.
ia 81 m6Te nominal cost. Il is verbatim
'cpriHt of the last English edition, in 10 vols
1E"T j. GO pages, c!esr Donpareil Type. hand
'amcy bound in cloth, 81 70; postage C!s. per
:o.aTC; III volumes now roacy. Spcciai terms
eaiIGG tno present month for the compleLo york,
70. just Stink CT Smiths Biblc dictionary 81 /;
lanes EEglsh Literature S5c; or PlutarCh's
Lives, , v".s ST &c; or Macsulay's Essays, 3
Wis, 81 10; or Rollins Ancient History. s. 25 /;
'7 Ml,ion's complete works, Coo; or Shakespeare
mp etc Soc, and so on through tho list. Eve.
.ybody can havo o library of choice books a.
those prices. GEO. r. FRENCH,
j22 43 and % Kingst
IOTICE-Thera will be DINNER and
- CKGQUAT PATTY given by the ladies
Z, the Episcopal Church and ether friends in
The grove al Oak Shade" the residence OF
hIch"rd Stonne!l. esq, near Nea6sco Mils,
rriEce William county. Va, on WEDN hS-
DAY, June 3O.h, 10 assist in finishing tho church
r, Dumlries. Several addresses may be expect.
"i and inc music Tho friends Of the church
hti al others arc cordially invited t. aitend. 81
NERY SUPERIOR SWEET CORN, iii
ic2S S'''s' 10 ''"'S ''''"' j. G G. nm MSiIBuRN.
GMALL HA MS--Smali Hams at
- j. G. MIIBURN'S,
ia" 10 moth Royal 1t.
GRAIN BAGS.
1900 COTTON DUCK DRAIN BASS
Tor ssle by Thus. PERRY,
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Lawns! LAWNS LAWNS Just opened
ii- morning loo PIECgs or TIE FINEST.
RICHEsT AND Cn0ICEsT PATTERNS OF Lawns
rcrn anywhere this season, at
ills lw |. EICnBERd'S.
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EXCURSIONS The steamer May Washire-
toa carried down the liver this morning to o..
ocQuan Fsl.s the largest excursion party Of the
season, there being fully eight bundled people
on board.
The Sunday schools CT tho Second Prtsly.
tcria0 Church aod WhaIf Mission Chapel viii
90 90 81 txcursi1n to CarIin's Spriogs en-
Saiu,daY nlyt
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CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-It is under
stood that meeting will be hsli OF tho Sun en-
CINE house ct 40 early day for the purpose of or
gan;zinz a central democratic campaign cub
for The city ct A'czsndria. Mayor CORTLAND
II. Smith, and M:srs JOSH 3. Smoot ADD j..
h. Downham arc prominently spoken OF ia
coonecion with tho presidency Of tho proposed
CLUB,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

ARELC OF TIE Wharf.-The dredgius ma
chino while at work the other cay deepening the
dock at the American c>al shsrf, fer the pur-
pos, OF accommodating large steamers aal
schcouers, hauled up the truck Of freight Car,
supposed to have bslooscd to ono Ct the TWO
cars luu overheard at that poiot ty tho Federal
soldiers during the late war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

FOLCE REPORT Harriet LAWSON, tho CO.
ord gil arrested yesterday for entering TIC
house Of 40 old co!orcd women 10 the bottom.
utar the east end CT tho tunnel and stealing So
thercIrom, vas ordered TO receive % lashes,
phch ORDER Was executed ut once.
George Myself, a Washington bak*r. for
lishlicg on tho wharf yesterday was tiud s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

- WEATHER PROBABILITIES, June %. $780,
FOR ine Middle States clear or partly cloudy
weather, light variable winds stationary or
higher temperature and bhronistar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

A SAD CASE VII. Philip McY3, Of VEST
moreland un'y, brother of cy-Siato Treasurer
Mayo, has become insane. aud vas taken to q
Maryland lsl lum last week. Tho news of Mr..
Mayo's condition will be rec ivtd by his numer.
Gus friends With regret, ard tho hope is OK
pressed that i; is bu. temporary attack, and
that his recovery will be speedy