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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
The Political Outlook.

NEW YoRx, May 8.-Ths Herald, which
Il supposed to be neutral and indspend'
ent, says Of the conventions: The Dem
ocratic conventions foreshadow nothing
and the Republican conventions leave II
still o debatabls question whether tht
ex.Presidsnt or Blaine will be the
stronger candidate In Chicago.
The Tribune argues strongly against
the unit rule. and points to the position
taken on that question by all the con-
ysntions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
Rslixieus Notices.

Methodist Episcopal Church. Gold Hill
Ia. Willis. Psstor-Seriptursl expositosy and
nrsvsr ssrvice 81 II 4. = sabbath rchool 81
? r. Preaching a. TSoP. =. AL are vel.
coined.
~arov svcoing q TO r. H., Rev. George ".
EAstmsn o6hcistins.
n, Iohp,. Church. Gold HIl-eunday School
T:'eIoeh r. 4. Al friends ars cordially In
MID 70 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
Edueasissai Taik.

Boynton Carlisle. Of the Enterprise,
will Sunday evening deliver ct the Meth
odist church. in Virginia, . lecture on
Education" Rev. Mr.. Willis, Of
Gold Hill, and Rev. Mr.. Gray. Of Viz
ainis, viii make some interesting talk
ON the same subject. In other words.
the exercises there tomorrow night viii
be With reference TO the subject Of edu.
cation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
A~rishmssieai Example.

A subscriber sends rs the following
for correct solution : Divide II leagues,
1 mile, Z furlonss. II perch. 2 yards.
/ foot. IL inches BY 8. ,-
Any Of the scholars Of tho puoiie
scholars who have eiphsred In compound
numbers can doubtless perform tho
example.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
.,,,,.,, ans. nsr.,.~.

H Manning. W B Clarissy. 8 Linkton.
L @ sexton, 8 Linktoa Jr. T Simmons. A
H H.wley. 8 H Marlette. Mrs. J King.
Rev II W Reed. Mrs Stevens and child. II
r Green and wife. Robert Keating. Mrs
Snow, p Brown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
A CARD.

To al Who are SUFFERING from the errors and
indiscrstions Of you'h. nervous weakness, early
decay. ioss Of manhood. etc. I will send 2 70
Thls great remedy was discovered bya mission.
sry IN south America. Send . selfAddressed
eoyelope TO the RKv. JoskpH 7. Imam, Station
n. Nsv York city. jaie ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08

While vorkmsn we're engaged y
r.,,ips /. pises Of machinery in the Con.
Virginia yard yesterday. The derrick gave
cav md len. one Of the dnbsrs stirling
onss- Risele. head cafpsntsr. acfocs ne
800 "a vas somewhat bruised ana
cat bss iorsasaisly ssospsd serious ID
tuFy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08

Kentueky's business interests are look.
ing mp. All her distillsries are ct work
night and day sndssvoring 70 keep up
the whisky supply during the political
eouysntiops.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
A. r, McGRRW,

Member Of Stock Board. Stocks bought. sold
and carried on margin. One dollar charged for
any one transaction, either buying, selling.
paytna assessments or collsctinR dividends.
6fce, tS0 Montgomery strset. Fan Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08

The following letter 10 held for
postage In the Gold Hill postofaes
John Goynaehap, Bodis, Gal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08

:;::: NAY 8. l8c
sT0CK REPORr.
san Ersasises Dsara.
Last EVENING.
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20 Jackson. 81. 81
206 K K Con-, 4k.4
100 Northern Belle. 9k
500 Grand Prize. 60c. go
40 Navajo. 25c
400 Independence. 500
100 Star, SOC
1870 Belle Isle, 500
100 Day. SOC
$50 Paradise. 400
so Real del Monte,
100 Hillside. 1se
$50 Albion. SOC
100 Wales, 8 os
60 NJ. Diablo. II
100 North Belle Isle. zoo
$40 Nj. Potosi. Sc. 800
$40 East Nj. Diablo. SOC. 4oe
80
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400 Tioga. I IS
15e Summit. I 10, ! %
21e Syndicate. I
400 0osdshaw. $50
SOC Msybells. ACE
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400 Biscthsvi. zoe, 7sc
400 South Bodis, 400
2Io Booker. SOC
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80 Mono, 81
100 Con. Pacific, AZ
i60 Cresus, 500
$40 Uniysrsity, 25c. 800
so Jupiter, / 80
100 nouth Bulver,1
2so Addenda, CSC
25o MONDAY, IAN
a75 North Noonday. 6. on
500 Double STANDARD. 4oc
$50 Mammoth. 1 65. II
100 Rough and Ready. 500
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400 Martin White. $50
100 Caledonia (B. H.. ~
Defiance. $50
80 Dudley. 400
40 Tiptop. CO
30 Orc. ~
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THIS MORNING.
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100 Alpha, 81
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IS Utah, 6s,6
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$50 Alta. OS
los Julis. TOO, $50
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l40 Silver Hill, 25o
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as Occidental, 900
400 South Comstock, loo
as I..dy Washington Gen., SOC
400 I.des. soc
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as ward. 1 so
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
the BALL LAST NIGHT.

Hew she Liberty veluntssr Hsss
Beys Celebrated their Third A.
nivsrsary-A Particularly Nice
Time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08

Our animals, beng selected from the bea'
Cattle Ranches In Nevada and California, are
PRivXTR fANILIBs AND HOTELS win
nnd Il 70 their advantage 10 patroniss tbs
Market, where they will Always be applied
With the best meats the country can AFFORD.
RENDERED TALLOw, for mill and mining
p'}m l.. T. FOX.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
FREIGHT DELIVERY!
L

HAVING MADE FULL ARRANGEMENTS
III for the reception and delivery Of all kinds
Of FRKI0HT coming over the VIRGINIA and
TRUCKER RAILROAD 70 the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
The French Players, 1898.

In 1888 the Lord Chamberlain per-
mitted the reopening of the Haymarket
Theater for the performances of a French
company. The public was justly indig-
nant. An arbitrary act of Parliament
had driven native actors from the stage
which was yet to be free to foreign ad-
venturers. A riot was the consequence
Two Justices of the Peace, and a COM
pany of the guards under the command
of Col. Pulteney, were present to preserve
order. By way of protest the crowded
audience Joined in singing vociferously
the "Roast Beef of Old England" and
heartily applauded their own musical
efforts.
The Justices warned the rioters,tthat
it was the Kings command that the play
should be performed, and that all Of
tenders would be made prisoners. The
curtain drew up, and discovered the
French actors standing between the files
of grenadiers, the foreigners were to be
forced upon the British public by means
of British bayonets and firelocks. The
pit rose, appealing to the magistrates
against such oppressive measures, and
asserting the legal right of the audience
to manifest their disapproval of any
plays or players. The magistrates thought
it expedient to yield; the troops were
ordered from the stage, and the perform
ance commenced with the comedy of
"L'Embarras de Richesse."
But the voices of the actors were
drowned by the cries and cat-calls of the
spectators. An attempt made to execute
dance was rendered abortive by the
finging upon the stage of bushels of
peas. Finally the curtain was lowered
it was like The striking of fag-and the
triumph of the audience was complete.
II will venture to say" writes Mr.. Vic
tor, who was present, "that at no battle
gained over the French by the immortal
Marlborough could the shouting have
been more joyous than on this occasion" +"
The excited mob then proceeded to in
suit the French and Spanish Embassa-
doris, who had attended the theater, and
to cut the traces of their carriages. Mr..
Victor regrets these excesses; "but what
eke," he asks, "could be expected at q
time when several of our own poor play.
ers were in Jail for debt, deprived of then
livelihood by act of Parliament Wa.
that juncture for company of French
strollers to appear by authority.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

DR.. Gibbs showed transverse sections of
the rat't tail, in which the bones, nerves,
cartilage, tendon cells, muscles and
blood-xessels, which had different schemi-
cal reactions, were each stained dis
tinctly different 'celer; a section of a
dogs tongue showed the muscle stained
pink, the mucous glands purple, ana the
serous glands, supplying the taste organ,
green; and a section of scalp showed the
stem of the hair yellow, the root and
follicle bright carmine, and the museu-
lar tissue violet, with the nuclei
green. These results shave only
been obtained after long expert.
menting. For double staining, success
i've immersion in solutions of piero-ear-
mine and legwood may be used; or,
better, mmerslon in spiritous solution
of roseineo aniline violet, and thensin
an aqueous solution of 'aniline blue or
iodine green. To stain with more than
two colors is much more difficult; the
best results are obtained by first staining
in chloride of gold or picro-carmine, and
then in the spurious and aqueous solu-
tions of anilines. The value of these
results will be apparent to all engaged
in elaborate histologioal investigation"
AT the same meeting of the Royal Nj
croseopical Society, DR.. Gibbs demon
strated that perfect stereescopic effect
can be obtained under the ordinary
binocular microscope, with one-twelfth
oil immersion objective, without special
stand or apparatus.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly. New size SOC
Sold by John d. Park q Son. and all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
a dispatch from Richmond SAYS.

"All leading 'teadjusters' who have Expressed
any opinion here as to the Cincinnati nomins-
lions heartily indorse them, and say that Han
COCK 10 strong candidate. Senator-elect Con
VIM. Malone entertsins this view and fully in
dorses the ticket. There is little doub. that the
resdjusters' convention, which will assemble
here on July 7, will give tho Cincinnati nomi.
noes lis support and place its lanes at the head
OF their independent electoral ticket. which the
very best informed readjuster authority SAYS
Will certainly be put in the field, with sat of
electors chosen from the ranKs of that party"
lfGeueral Malone and hi, followers arc SIM
csre in their desire to secure the election of
General Hancock, is it not little inconsistent
that they should, by putting another electoral
ticket in the field and dividing the conservative
vote, endapger to that extent tho result in Viz.
gbis. and thereby lessen tho chances of the
election of the man whom they preler2 We
trust that reason will sway tho read usters' con.
vehtion when it assemblies AID that whla it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

The republic ADS assert that tic demo Gratis ty
faIIog to nomiosto Mr. IiIdrn n. Ci1ci lnhti
ahandoLci The charge aRains! tho fraudulcl cY G.
tie Hayes administration. o. COURSE ills j.
an utterly uhwarrantablo assertion, for II una
act oil the Citc;nnati convention wal more rr,.
nCunocd than another. it was tho emphaio r.
lit raion of tho charge of that orimo and The
.: Vero censure OF those guilty of it. No, the
charge has 20: been ab indoned o. tho c,n.
trary 1t has been presented in a moro f,rnal
manner than ever before, and been submitted
no. to partsan AID il is feared corrupt court.
tu' TO Jury composed CT the whole American
- orIc. WHO, If tho sisns of tho times be- intcr,
!r ted correctly. will sustain it by an cyel-
whelmiog majority. Mr.. Tilden was cot nomi-
hated solely ca account cf 40 unfortunate diff
tererc, that existed 10 tho den5cri,
party in his own State. But for
that no would havo been nominated by .c,a.
nation. Another man vas selected who hss
settled that difference, but no is as tborcuphy
c1nvlnctd Of the fraud as Mr.. Tilden or ary
oldy elsa Is. and when elected President, o. he
will be. will do oil 10 his power to make he 70
membrane of it odious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
HEe&-a ar TIN sSHS.

Three Toys wCr' hung at Canton. O.. yrstcr-
day fer murder. The cXccn'ioa was ,r.vatc.
II rant says he nnvrr .al hr wnnll support
An &. VITO sad h. "9uId?
met vim ::jcan ma u'ac u'irs cnnp.ny hiss
Of their ri, ct kal' sacoass ia h" introduction
Q1ite alua.b.r "'O''
llarcock in New YorEsl''r' saitcd On Gen.
was tx Minister Stousht5s!e rI'y, aalc"s |hcm
patches Of congratula!iuE We NIoIs 81" "is'
Hcoeral yrs., I'd ~ i.nm l,unr ,;Ieo'Veu ny mo
pcrs0ns. p'o'''"'"'
Posimast General KY osAia els a.
10 the da!hy caused w sardins ouupl.inE''h
pard'ng nail a"rVio. TO i!c department u
Washington. All such complaints should b.
sent to tho proper division kunrrintet danls
Tho suar rintcndcat for the secand district. ccm
rrlsing Maryland t'xcrpt rho E!sttra Shcre)
Firpina West Virgins, North Carolina aut
,he District Il CoInarhIa. Is NJ. u. Bailey
iii Il mnnd Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
Letter FrOn. Jn0. vs.. Fairt:tx.

FREEsroNE. Pr. VIM. 90 Va, June:G ISL.
To the Read busters:
Unexpectedly u mo, you accomplished! thrcn
good acts:
First 10 rcatoro 10 Wo poor pc)po tho rign:
OF troo suffrage which tho democratic party gave
to us and then took away after they woro snntai
IN tho golden chair; that it should 10. DO taken
from hem.
Second. You retur,! 70 p.incinio o7ca c AHA.
cd by tho democratic party. and subsequently,
gone back on By tho samo party After iEug h.l
9olten into the Seat they &C. rotation in iii -
You made mistake in removing thu onc- armed
Confederate. IL his Congressman has not den"
something for him you help him along. lie Wa
famed in good Cause
Third You expelled tho suspected dishonesty
OF VlrGinis's sons by silcrcing thn dnnna.!.,
bill. tho IN olfatL punch hll" which pm; The
gold in Moilrt!s pocket no has lrf. you; l..
him 60.
You refused 20 adopt tho l;arh,ue debt bin
uo hrs left you lot him go.
Now that you havo accomplished ST. much
good work. stop tho talk abou. road ju sting tho
Statos dtb.. Lot us so act % ID enable us 10 pay
our public and private dobte Abide by H..
laws OF our land. Tho courts have taken th,t
question from you Don't keep kick ing ike the
woman on tho mtunthil. Ssy to tho poa,!
women, stop such Lsik !; nut out of sight f.lsu
PRIDE; goto work and repair their houses btfrn
tholr root ID tumbling Gown upon thsir hosds
soon they will bo worse OH than tho !oxts AMI
tho birds
When you mco. in convention on tho T,h cf
July, at Richmond, change y1ur nameto N.tru,,-
ais; adopt rs your platform honor or d,sto,
peace, pro- perlty and happiness; appoint elect
ors That will dia by tho Nag; that will vote Tor
Alexander Fl. Stephons, of Goorsis, for Press
dent and Thos. L. Bayard, Of Delaware for
Vice President. IF you do not like .hom choose
ex-governor HanpLon. of South Caroline. Mn:
ex Governor Brown. CT GoCrsir.
Rebo!s, Unions, Colcr0d
Never mind the name,
Welcome all tho eano
Rally around the flag, men; tha national II =.
Ballot for tho people ycu know ira with 5ru
and for you, then aftor tho haoting is ovar su;,-
port the mon insugurated President ard Virn
President eff tho United STATES
JNo. w. FAIFF.x
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

TT, r,,uti,oors H. Ainr octhing wr,o, i, ,ho
nu,,,, =, ,,,iv ,,c c,arc.r, # c;h.r of n, man
who's. n,m, trs On tbs d,fooca,iu nrr.i lentiu]
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
A.siccUit..a:s;u v!ef;

yVoc;;;ay.n 3 .siceUit..ia: s;uv!ef.s
Tbs Jauo ueetirg Of tao cub was held =.
D. 2. Smiths, Colioswoc3. IN S.u,i.y tho
l9.h. Z. Luktn; VS. c.l.l 10 Ito O., .;r ard
E. f. Mason Was cho:ca SC o,ary.
The niIu:cs Of the last nletiicg bcir:; .c:;i
elioltcd discussion rcla!iv, TO the d,tIercfc,
Of draueht al pr5vr,i by ,'c use of tho ngra.
mometer en- the MiGo: AID llor:oo asd the
Oliver chilled rloTs, to the prtiuice Ct tie
latter, clso 10 regard to the use Of Paris green
and London Purplt; whether tho excessive usa
of either would have dctrim ,nn etftcs on the
foliage OF tho plant upon vi lcA it was places:
answered 10 the negative.
A MI 1rity Of the Critical Committee byin.
abs,Dt. MIR. GillinSham sod Nj. WALTON w.r.
appcioted to ill the vacancies. Nc. q. bripy
tho Mark Twain OF the cub, OF course soui.
thing 10 tho shape OF rcpcr; calculated to ty-
cite our risl 5itles was tXpcG.ed. They rcportv,:
tha. tho curlilaGo was brirg cncro lchol uaDu
/ y some eisau'io polk bulbs giving ,rlienc, q,
fertile soil; 1t Was Suggested that III order 70,
them to do their level best it might o.. advisable
| to remove somo OF tho apple trees. The crops
looked tolerab'y sell but tho committee fears
that our host docs not sufficiently appreciate tho
imporlatc, otthc maxim o. eternal v;siiaLc.
il tho prico oil liberty In iho !nsttnc It rox,ou.
weeds. H. Tho horses Wero lacking vcrv "a,
and sleek and it is tho oriGi)n CT tho comu,l:,c,
| that il they had been less INDUCED 10 the shaJ,
| the corn field might have had moro imrroy,d
appearance. Wo uot:cad two fac .Jc;s.y
cIwa who ava yielding 20 pounds Of bu:i,r :,
| Wc,k aod ooe Of them has been ia profit FIR
| neatly uear. OTiog to tho heat OF the day an;
not wanting their aiiaotorics dislulb:d. a.,
| committee did DOT visit tho hog per; q oo,t 81
| white wash was recommended for thu oalbuilI
iogsi orchard thrift, bat peaches sos!c,; ep;ts
| moro rlo6tlful. The 1.-Two fc,cI seems to Law,
| worry much improved in effectiveness sicc) l,3,
report. Altogether W. w2u!d iofer that -
| oTuer Is q very moderate mao. aud Lacrs ~,
even tenor OF l!' way, not O..:..en 70 cx:rcnxa
! except 10 inc feo'n..J Imported nou Ges,,i;A
| appHaneEs ">t tho coveriug If tho head.
! - Ieslion5 were asked about thinnas jrt; ii
| majority recommended leaving bn' two stalks;
also about puliiug the suckers olf from aw,r,
c)rn.
Nlr. Eusuiiu, Stsh,er, CT Mary!aud, ate,
that he was engaged 10 its culture fer rla,iry
purposes aud had tried the experiment ni ST. K
erlpg and Leaving alternate ross5 ana ths. a.
rows from which the sackcra wcrs puiic:! maj.
Gacr cars and maturcd better th,u i,i;-.. ga
which tho suckers were lelS to erhw.
| John Bal!eD9cr stated ths, H. had sc lei
20 aero fold 10 grass las iaii aod has i,na g.,
get q oaich, il being lhn sccn1L tim, tina tan"
field has failed MN. ihc pccc:s opini,;. *
| pressed WAS thar Is rrri.hc,i Lass 81: %" g,
members had the slmc cXnerlcro'. IA =!
vic, was plough up and again rcssr
| Gompiuiots wcrt made Of tbs d Stru,ivrn. y.
OF icscos o. growing oops par cal,rly ca :;
4 q Ia, ,l~... 49,. ' 4. 1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

As tho deputy marshah' and supervisors
laws ere il iu cp r.ia. the prrSt roh CT btth
classes Cf ttiiccrs cro:.ltd ty thts> laws in The
Logis a:uro tf New Y,lk, ind ,hHir &c i've On
ploym20t i , o7trawicg aud are, sing the mcul
b,,s of that bed; whcn caonbipg rccsid,oii.l
ELECTORS. 90 he Tadica' i rrancso they shall do,
will OF caursr le in order, l)r, if lhiso ceiccrs
can 60 The wok fer which they are OPP ONT
ol. OF tho liu, AMI :IacH o. choosing pc S den
tial tl,c CTS ii enc STATE. a. thy do in South
Carolinl f.. Instance, tlcy Gao certainly do so
10 another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
Browns Household Panaecn

IL the most effective Pain DESTROYER in tho world
Will most surely quicken tho blood whether
taken internally or applied externally. ,.nd
thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other wi
aieviator, and it is warranted doGblo the struny;t
of any similar preparation
1t cures Psin III tao Side. Rack CT Eo~.i.
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache. and 4 III:
ACHES, and is The Great Believer q.
rain. "BROWh'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should be in every family. A teaspoon
iul OF the Panacea in 8 tumblcr of hot water
IssWweetene5. if prefarreG) taken ct bedtime WI
bEEeh UP e COLD. Is cou:s q bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
DIED.

pS IN " Wednesday. juno %, 1887, LAURA RE-
g. ~ ~, eeIugntcf OF Francis and L'zzo Walk.
Thou art conc from us bright one
Dough: ""o'' ''o'' lho
III ~ tor the world whe.o thy homo ia now,
How may we love but in doubt and fear?
How a 10y we anchor our fond hearts hare2
P P snould cen OF but trem Bier bo:
beautiful dusti whea we look on tnee?
Mrs.. MARY ANN GAMpRpr,
residence of her husband, Ale1sndrr ou C o. Inc
E PEI near Warrenton. on tho 23d inst, in tho
oa.h year OF her age. 7'' ~ '"'
o. YEA. Nec,ottown, Fsuquier county. Va, on
S ~ q ~ Gay, June 10. 1880. e. HANSON Flow.
and fifteen dsya. ''''N'"S
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may lax. aua.. re.io. So + feLy, - Stat: If.
fairs Al ii i.jay J;oiI ;;r.:.t !, vi soy ii, TO
ard have BIZ, Uro tivkctrr il, i1l:.. Tbs ;Ic;I0
crais-lunders end r2af jas tr--ll VISIT Hap
cock elected, aud The nsy TO etc hila is by u1l
ted sc.icr. Oar isUi y dlIercr 81 Gao be settled
among ourselves, Gbd lily the reatjustcrs
don't want 10 spite thor iaca b5 ti;ioE of their
nose. By giving tla eircicr,l vo:o Of the State
to Garfield. VIZ don't tnl W. wart behave
they arc s. blind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

II there bo M ultra and per sc rad cll new,
paper 10 tho c'uury, aud ono that hates Tie
S'uih and all belonging thereto. it il the Pit
ainIphia Nr,h American, and yet the editor
OF that paper, to maintain his reputation az q
rcIiatl, journalist, Is compelled to write hs
fellows OF the donoorati, c,nddbt, for piasi,
Il, nj.
- Bat 1t IL tho simplest lstoc to him who
hHs been houorcd and tho most unavoidable Deed
nl praise to these who have Conferred tho dfs
faction, to cay of Winfield S. Hancock. thar
the republic can boast of DO oiIizon whose pri
Vafo life aud whcss public career havo been
more worthy of being held Mp az tho pure st mad
most pra'ssworthy types. Pays cllIy. mentally
hld morally Cen. Hancock is one OF the hrst
oI " GLASS which happily il beeiuniog 10 furnsn
mahy lIlnstrlous examples 10 tho adormanL tf
luhu sffiirs."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26
, COMMUNICATED.
The River TroS

Ina undersigned, merchant of this city, is
gao 10 see by tho local columns of the G,z,tte
'ia' move is o. foot to TO establish coumun;.
cst'oo bstWeeo this city aad tho oouutrv hollow
OF which K!nsa!c may bo c,us;dered Tho
central pilat. Ii the days WHOM steamer co ono
.eoAoo vas had there, the undersigned With
others ct]oyCd good ADD growing trade With
mercha5ts who prefer tbi3 market and sYo nnu
ooiy salpplOg TO other points because nosiiv u
estopptd from ac1diag here. Lot the stnamy
goa! managers look into this matter.
A MERCHANT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-26

Mr.. j. V. Teddy, formerly Of this city, but
'.oa Of Richmond. who is designated By the
Nv York Herald as an Irish Catholic repub-
| can, says The paoylc will never elect a MN
who haugel woman" Father Waller, Mrs.
Sufratt's confessOr. says there is no truth
whatever 10 ho chang, against Gen. Haze OK,
~ho did al tina: Was possibl, u0dcr The ciIcum
STANCES to save the uafIrtuoG!e woman" The
l.i-ftrc i too plaio 10 BIO stated