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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-23
SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION w IAN NTED9 NV respectable girl to do general housework sec kD ond, or laundry work; good reference if quirsd. Can be seen for two days at
 ma23 It. l64 OLIVE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-23
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

MARINE LIST. 1i@ POET OF NEW HAVEN. S22zG ARRIvED-MARoH 22 Sch A Howe, Nswbury, Baltimore coal to Y, N H&HRR.
 Sch Q shultts, Young, Now York, iron to Y, N H & RR.
 Sch Morning Star, Higgins. Va, oyaters to Fair Ha- ven.
 Sch Mary Decker, Nelson, Va, oysters to Fair He- 
 Sch Chattsnoogs, French, Va, oysters to Fair Ha- 
 Sch Sarah Gur1ey, Gurney, Newburg, coal to wm French.
 FOR SALE CHEAP. nNE secondhand Ph@ton, one Beach Wagon, also ' side bar top full Br.wster spring Buggy, Sea- brook Smiths make. Inquire at ma23 lt- 14 SYLVAN AVE-, cor. Vernon St.
 FOR SALE, A SET of four Rolling Barrels on heavy frames A with shaftng connections ready for use Also 25 horse power Engine will be sold low. Can be at
 ma2s It 71HAMILToN STREET.
 FOR RENT, es4A TO SMALL family of adults, five Rooms EaE frat floor. Inquire at EzAA ma2s If 14s HUMPHREY STREET. New Houses For Sale or Lease, kssA ON Newhall street, on favorable terms. <stAA EsiH Monthly payments may apply on the pur- E5iN Esa6c chase money. Out thiU out Apply at once 1z2- to E. M. BOWMAN, 1s1 Gofe Street, nnS23 eOd3t NeWhau Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc.
N ID w BOOK s
KecelVed to-day at
FkENCN'S, 90 Il 95 KING STHEET

A'eS9i'O0 so-dhy ~
FKENCH'S, 90 a. 95 KING STREET
New edition Macsulsy's History Of England
D Volumes; cheaper than ever.
Uncle Jacks Executors. by A. l.. Noble
cloth and paper. '
Critical Essays and Literary Notes, by Bav.
ard Taylor. y DAS'
The Virginia BohemiAns, by John Es,eu
Cooke; 75,. 1''oD
A Model nperintendent-Lifo and Characte,
OF Henry T. Haven;Sl.
Eng!ish Men Of Let.ots," Cowper, By Gold
Eastward HoI or Adventures AZ Rsnpslev
Lakes hy Captain Charles a. j. Farrsr ST. LU
Iho Pfcdtgious Adventures of Tsrtsrin n
Iarascon, from tho French of DauloI ST pnnol
50 cents. p'i''
A New Race from tho German Of Rsimuna
translated M, by Mrs. A. l.. Wister; ST. ..
theodore or Star by Star; 81 So,
81 IS. ''' IL AoNS"
:, Tho Truc Story of tho Exodus of Israel BY
Dr; ,dcnry Brugsch-Bnv; ST 50.
Inc Life and Work Ct VIM Augustus Muh.
Now Now lot TO day OF Mark Twaiu's Trsmr
Now stock Automati, Copying Pencils the
best thing in pencils. WY
a new ten cont Copying Ponci Just re csiycd
NOW BOOKS, Magazines, Reviews and Paper:
daily. lmy25l GEO. 4. FRENCH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
EGC.TM RSsEa.aEEES

Ninety dtgrees in he shade to-day. Rather
warm.
The steamer Mary G. arrived at tho ship
| yard yesterday fer repairs.
lite committee ofsrrsugemoots for The Riley
lianlan race have not fixed the hour for the
| Start, but will probably decided upon clock
The Potomac Ferry Company have added aI.
other trip to their schedule. The last boat now
caves this ely at srd Washington at - p. n.
Col. Samuel Spencer, Of the B. e y. II. r.,
was 10 this city Tor short time to day. aud
was warmly greeted by his nuMcrous li,ndr.
Tho members Of the NJ. p. Church held a
meeting last Eight fer the purpose of makiog
| arrangements for tho improvement Ct tho iu-
| terror Of the chulcll.
Captain i. r. Hawkes. md Mai n Pcyton
Randolph. Of tho Virginia Midland railroad,
Will 20 on a tour OF Inspection over that road
| to morrow.
The repairs to the b.rk Il. ". Wood hayo
been completed. and tho vessel lett the ship
yard. Whtro sho has bten for several days past,
to day.
Saturday was tho heaviest days shipliup, of
the sessoD, by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal;
| forty-two boats. leaving Cumberland; Carving
t GSS tons OF coal.
Tho boats which arc &c bo PLACID 90 the
steamer Gunare aud used by tho Hnwgale *
nlorlng psry, have arrived hero from Now
York on tho steamer John Gibson.
Dir. 9. Il. Worlhington. of this city, was
married 10 Washington, Oh Thursday last, by
Row. DE-. Chas. Andrews, to Miss Aubio Il,
Spciden, Of Washington.
Marriages licenses woro issued in Washirr.
ton Yesterday to j. f.. Padgett and Ida NJ,
Berry. both Of Charles County. Nd; John II.
Liughllo, OF WASHINGTON aud Mary Booth, Of
ST. hlary's county, Md.
A United States buoy tender was nrchnrl in
the river Oft this city, yesterday. SID the u. s.
steamer TaIlapoosa. which went down the river
saturday, PASSED up yesterday on Der return to
Washington.
Norman Davis. Wallace Davis and William
Geary, OF this oily have oifcrcd their seryic s
as coal passcrS Oh the steamer Gunare, which
IS expected tn start on Sn Arctic expedition
sometime in Juno.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

1*s- TO THE VOTERS Having hoard various
reports on tho street in reference To spnoini-
mentI that have promised in case of my clec.
t,nn and believing that they IRE circulated for
thn purpose OF iniurinS lno in a&iI oil, c!ion,
Lake THIS method Of conLratilcting tho whole of
Tho r"prrt. and further static that no man livinv
h's any claim On mn. So FIR as promising goes,
should hu elected l shall mako such appoint
menls aS viii DO sutshlo to tho people,
=! w. II. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY Is, 1850.
Sun risas............ q - Sun sats......... : II
Arrived.
Str w Thompson. lowor PoCc. TO IA Reed.
=. Schr Robt Hoaley, Washington, TO George \
Worthngton.
CLEARED.
Stmp Z knight, Now York. by F A Reed.
Str Ann Eliza rhilsdnphia, by r A Reed.
Hlr hatlsnn, lowOr Pie. by j Hroders Il Co..
PASSED DOWN
Schr MagPio Marston. from GEORGETOWN for
foik river, 10 luHd lumber fer Eockplrt
MEMORANDA
Fch7 berLhs Walker. from, GEORGETOWN
~ Providence 30.
Sc6r Charles Bggs sailed from Providence
Tor GEORGETOWN -
:, srhr VIM !; LOWS, from ururSolown, At Now
Bedford 2LI. ~ -'O"
schr + Ii Odiornc. from uOorsotowa, u. Hy-
a.nis 2lst.
~ Schr American Team. from Georgetown, at
Now Esven I'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

PROPERTY SALE-Mr WIN. Dlaoln hu,
sold 10 Robert PCrlntr otq , tho house and lot
nwutd by him on tho nnrnoc OF St A.aph had
Foundation streets for $3.50. IL il understood
TINT Mr. fnrlntr lntcuds 70 make s,mc further
improvements to tia already extensive cstab-
lahBGnS. IL is also understood that Mr..
s'ortnrr. who Is already runhing two cars on tho
Virginia Midland raireai, i makiog arrange
mcnts Tor Tho building OF another TO bu used
cycius!v' y for tho transportation Ct TiIO'i beer
over that ruAt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
AgjayGEON SALES.
By Grocn Il Wise, Auctioneers,

BY Grocn Z Wise Auctioneers.
10y VIRTUE Of q decree of Tho Circut
- Court for the county OF Alexandria, v,
rendered ~ its November term. 1879, in tho sui
Of Dixon i Brother vs.. Robert Ball, the under
signed, commissioners therein nsmed, will Ter
for sale BY public auction. on THURSDAY, the
E4.h day of June, 1850 in front Of the entrance
to the Court room, on Fairfax st at u O'clock
H.. TRACT OF LAND. Contain ing u a2res,
near Balls p Rosds in Alexandria c. aty, vs.,
VIII be SOLD rs whole or tfr,red in two sara.
rate tracts of II acres aud II acros each.
Terms OF Sals: o. third of The purchsss
money to be paid in cash, and the r.siJue in
+ II and Is months. (thrco equal instsImcnlsl
with interest.
ALBERT STUART, J Comm'rs
H.u. CLAUGhTON, Of sale
my 25-2aWts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

A BREAKMAN'S Foot SERIOUSLY MASHED
As a freight tram was running down ml',
two miles north Of Chatham Station, Sun
day night, tao rear cara became detached from
tic Milo Irar, and tho eugnetr shutting his
engine Go1n the detached cirs ran into th,
main trhin, ca cling the foot oil the bros kmau
"m. SprCus". between the bumpers of the
cars, s, ly mashio& it that it had to be
ami utntCu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
Eiia Berlin Twenty.

- LONDON Msy 25-A Berlin dispatch t, the
fsil hail Gszet:e says: Germany has will
drawn her OF lactious to conference OF lie IRE.
ssntatlVes OF the SignatorG powers Of the Der
iln Treaty, but stipulated that definite pro,
erammo shall be formed before the contcrer !,
II csd. Tine Powers arc now agreed that
II the use Of forcs shall become peoesssry 10
Turkey all the pows1s shall c,mbine for com.
mon scilop. The last part tf the above dis.
pa CT is probable untrue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

SeS- Will opcu on tho first day of April O
JOB LOT OF GooDs from one Of the largest
retailers of New York city, comprising BURT's
and other well koown manufacturers. These
good arc OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, and will be
sold tur ONE HALF OFTEEIR COST.
Ladies', Mons. Childreu's aud BOYS Shoes.
mr. 81 WADDEY, ITO King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

kING STREET STORE SOID.-Mr. Robert
Bell. ST., has sold the throo story brick store.
on kIog street. between FAiifsX aud loyal now
occupied by him ~ book storc. to MIR. JrmeH
/. Carlin, for IS 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

p i,h''ERANCE ENCURsION.-Thc ALI xandria
ii1S."'n' Club will give a o excursion to Marshall
.I,'.", sGay, Juoe SIt, fer tho purpose Of
ert * 'HnGS 10 hc'p on the work in which the
:. :, engaged. The excursion will, no doubt
III. ~'%' I'cas'Lt Olc, and those purohasloe
.I,,',' "d'-WhIIo bcirg amply repaid for the
yl|1 '&?cLded far o pleasant ride down the
h.,, y-.t' and DAY OF enjoyment away from the
,1'" 'H'' dust CT tho oity,-contribute to tht
.rn.. 81 az o!ganiZ ,tion hat has already DONE
I- 4,ICH 'c7 ihc community. SEQ advertisement
'"yt 10 10 days GazIte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

IoIlCE ITEM CHARLES POiodextcr, colGrcd,
for assault 90 Charles Jones, OF Rose = wood
yard, this morriug. WIS GOd by Jusiioo ThOmp
sou this afternoon s. 30 and COSTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

Put OUT THE Fires and havo oil your
STOVES stored away and kept 10 order at
STANSRURY's STOVE HOUSE, corner of King
and Columbus streets. All orders will meet
prompt attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
CA N AL COM NJ ERCE.

=, Arrived Boats jno Brsdburn, to American
Coal Co; Minis. 10 ) T Agnew & Co; nj
Fnnnnn, imettone. 10 Il Frances
DopAttcd-Hosts Il nj Ryan, M Rubin 4
MINIS. NJ Fsnnon aud j Bradburn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

~" lti|HR Boat. As has been already
q" q. .h'i 81" III The Ga2,ttr, the Potomac Fcrry
C.Ya ia'y have purchased the steamer Arrow
,,"'.''' ha'I1ng ifCm New York, TO ply between
.'' e!l ard ;ho lover poloingc LANDINGS, The
-" BOAT viii a:r'v,d TkursIay or Friday OF
week, ana be immediately pIsc.d on the
14S' lh2 WASHINGTON Republican says that
"" Ncaa'Nr wlll be oiljcrCd by Wash
,.'oa crew Harry Hy!cs. atplcscut comman
,' 49, u! me 1'cnmcr MatIanc. which beat will b,
'.-'.A"n from TIC Inc, Captain. ord Mr.
>,'s Il. l'allIps manager. The Arroa
.- ',' u va huiit at keypclt. n. j., in 1861
- as q - II ions burden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
AUCTION NAl,EA.

INRUSTEk'S SALE-By vrtun OF - deed ,r
\ trust from Slmcn Teeple. dated tho oh div
Oh July, 1912, and duly recorded, l will oncr Tor
ss'e Dy public auction. on TUESDAY, tb, l.t
day of Juno 1850. al II o'clock m, At knno,.
nannecs station, V. NJ. K. r. the TRACT OE
haND, IN the county OF FauIuior, Va, en-.
tanning 2H 2l-l00 acres moro or les.. convrcn,
TO mo by said deed Of trust
terms OF Gale: Cash AS to 500 WITH in.arsst
iro9i oeptemoer ISL 1879, and the resiluu in oao
ind two years oqu.i payments, vita Ic:,r,n
from day ofsse.
al3O-wit HARRIS FREEMAN r,u,.,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

BOAT RACE - The boat rae, between llanlnn
and hiicy tu'mcrrow IL attracting nothing Ike
the interest the unu between llunllu aud Court
nry ciI, out notwithstanding, there will probably
be largo uunhcr o! persons present from this
city. The only boats that will losv, Atx.ndliu
for the raoe Lra tho steamers Virginia and
Harry Lndor. which will start from thor
whaivca about two O'Clock 10 the afternoon,
The rana will ,Hka AGO bet wceu tho hours Of
iVn and six q clock, url Riley dt clarcs that ho
will row to via. \ tu3 rsc, will tako ll4c3
cuil'.r IN The Al,1runop, whioh will probably b.
NJ exciting ~ the more scientific treat between
tnc iWJ uais,;i,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

ALLEGATION FIR TnE ArrJINTMENT or A
kEcEI vEK-!n tho CIrcur. Court yesLerd.y
Jadgo James Keith rresiding, an application
Wan uiaGa by thu District OF Columbia for the
appointment # receiver for tho Aex and ria
and Wa-Erg.Gn RAILROAD Co in tho case of tho
a. y w. H. K. Go vs.. Fowle, Snowden 6
Go. Ehe District Of Caumbis WAS represented
~ hcesrs: Joseph u. Bradley, Ii. .. Claus Oh
ton and Francis NJ. Miller, OF Washington.
no counsel fer tho Railroad Company WAS
Cant. i. H. Su th, Of this city. This morning
Judge Keith rendered his decision declining to
appoint receiver al this torn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

EKUIT ia RS First ngtsln. mt of tina colo.
= brated GEM, Mason lmsruveI, AMI M..
sons Porcelain lined Fruit Jars. pint quart and
halt gallon. just received and Tor sale low ~ thu
dozen or g1o:s by ElJ. MILLER S co.
myZo Cd King s!-eu..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

kEEr CooL.-REPRIGERAToRs WATEr
COOLERS and Ice CHESTS can DO found q
STANSBURY's, coroe7 OF King AMI Columbu
streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
ExCURSIONS, PICNuCs. &c.
BOAT RACE.
HANLAN s. RILEY.


rho steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
leave her wharf, foot of Seventh street. Wash.
inGton. y. . At 4 y, M Tickets &C.. 1t
7 AIDES sALE.
The Ladies of Christ Church will opon . ss,o
G Hp 1 TAMC1 GOODS and CHILDRENS'
ton street, on TUESDAY, May 18th, atTp. M,
REFRESHMENTS, including Ices, Strswber.
ries, otc., will be served. Thew will be happy to
see tho friends of Christ Church generally. u
HANLAN & RILEY will row on Wednes
day, May E6.h, and Don't you forget it." that
tho steamer VIRGINIA will lsave hor wharf
foot OF King street, at o'clock. Ticket limited
and for nalo at Jsnney'a Drug StorcR. Tickets
re for tho round trip.
my22 JIM. HILL. co.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
The ladies' of GOLDEN LIGHT LODGE
E FSc, ,:, l. y. e; III will hold strawberry
and WEDNESDAY next, Nay g5!h and 18th
the proceeds to be applied to the purchase of an
organ. Tho patronage o. tho public Is resrac!.
iuliy soi'clteG. my22-%;
III ELP OUR SOLDIER BOYS l-HO FOR
- MARSHALL HAL:I-The Alexandria
Light Infantry Building;Uonusnu will givetheir
FIkST GRAND SELECr MOONLIGHT
EACURSlON to Marshall Hall, on THURS
"a May "a, 1881. Tho steamer MARY
~ WASHINGTON will leave her whsrf, foot Of
S rI st.. at p M; returning, will leave
marshall uall at II. Committee-G. EcBur-
ney, d III. White, NJ. L. Vincent Judge 9. k.
stuart, j. u. H. Iunt, Park Agnew and RI !.
Schuer. Tickets for sale NJ the principal drug
81 ,fes and by tho cornDittoa Encourage homo
enterprise, 30 Tho company may bu able To b and :
So'"oiy III up their new hall. my2l-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

,,,'.,'''' q, rrsrt. # tho Virginia Midland
V, r'" hA' hrcu PFC NOTED from brakeman on
TO conductor on freight train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

The ELlCTioN-TAc approaching muuIoip pal
election Is about tho only thing talked about
on the streets to day. and things look now NJ il
tho regular conservative nominees will walk cysr
the Course without any trouble. The Mahone
readlusters, who havo ma1o - much ado, SPORT
ing and blo"lnG before tho starting time arrived,
appear TO be wind trJkeu, and it is thought
they will hc unable to c)mo to timo 90 the
m0rolng OF tho race. SO far thcro has been but
about l.lO0 voters, out of some . 500. who have
paid their clpitatioo tax for 1879. tho exhibi
ton Of a c,ipt for which, to tho Judges of
election. will bo nlo ssuy before tho ballet is
dropped 10 the hey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
ny OF | & l. .
CHA NC Il OF TIME.

uh md sItor Wednesday, May 2Glh, tho
boats OF tho POfOMA FERKI CO. will run
~ follows:
AEhVE ALEXANDRIA:
6 CO. 20, "a, $50, 10 30 and II so a. M. anil
IL 81, ID : 81. 30. i ~, 3 80. q II and D. n.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
v 81, aO, III, 9Sn, I'D SO md II 30 a. H. and
l2"U, ~, $50. ~, $50, s 20, i 30 and : -
y. nj.
On sunday tho first trip lcom ca:h end will BIO
At S 30 o. H.
my25 GRO. Z. PHILLIPS. Manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
Disaster,

hEY WEST. FLA. May 25.-Ths American
6aEk Excelsior With sugar from Mantarzas fol
New ok struck on Grecian Shoal on Sunday
morolps. Tho vessel is total loss. Tho cargo
is partly saved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
SUMMER kESOKTS.
NDIDATES.

ITO TUE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL.
l. EXANDRlA-I announce myself a c4ndi.
date for the ollie of Commission of tno Kew
enue' cut ect to \ decision Of thu voters u, Tho
polls at tho gsnaral election ID bo held Mavr.,h
lSSO. respectfully,
myl3'te" w. 8. PRICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
BOARD or HEALTH NOTICE,

All ciLizaLS nro hereby diructnl to rnmopo at
ohco e nulsaIcns on or about their promisss,
and all grass .Scm their Gu!Lo:s. under penalty
Of tho law.
All tho member OF tho board are expected 10
aid in tho prompt enforcement of this order
Il. a. STABLEk, Nj ID Hoslth Utlicar.
j III. ID SM0(T Secretary np.I -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

rho steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
cave hcr wharf, foot of Seventh street. Waah.
lnGton. y. q a. 4 D. m. Tickets &C.! It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

4 LIENS FLY BKICk-The Little Giant
IN Fly Killer will kill I'll tho lies in II room
in % minutes time. Ono Brick will lsst a whole
season. P1icO To- each; bv mail l52. Also
Butchers Lightning Fly killing Paper; five
Giants per sheet, or SIX shoots for twen,y .ny O
c"nte. frae by mail on rccnipt Of price.
JANNHI 81 CO, druggists,
myio Nos. - and l53 King st.
GUN UMBKELLhS AND PARASOLS.
Tuesday. May 25lh. 1870.
Wo receive In dsy from tho factory q lnroo
assortment OF the above goods now STYLES and
very cheap. ID. +. BRA>,aEAE.
30. lta King street,
my 20 Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

lily FANSl FLY FANSI l-Fowler's pat.
Il ent Fly Fans; they drive flies away by the
volviug. and ia therefore indispensable for the
enjoyment OF good mo.l or nap For sale
Wholesale and reisil 1T
JAS. +. CARLIN s. SONS,
mreh 20 E;,r.,,o,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

WYE INVITE THE ATTENTION on
w GENTLEmKN to our new stock of Low
QUARTER SHOES and SLIPPERS. Ali Of
which are made in The latest styles and of anne.
rior quality. and at prices that c.nnot fail to
pless. WADDEY,
my7 ITO Kinost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

.NHOICE VIRGINIA ROLL BUTTER iust
~ received at [sp7l j. G. MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

pOAKDING-Fou or six gentlemen can DO
IS accommodated Nth BOA XII in ANAL
private family. Apply ut No. 81 Prince street.
l1y2l-3.*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, MAY % 1880
Sun risas."......... q - Sun sats...... I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

EINE OLD COFFEES, in natural state. or
roasted at our store in Aroma Saving Roast.
or. for sale by
mylo j.. MILRIJPN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-18

ready once, by fraud, by perjury, by bribery,
taken for itself bodily the electoral vote Of
three states and will not hesitate to do so
again. thas already bodily taken the pres
idency honorably, honestly won and it will
not hesitate to try to do it again. We know
that there are men in the Democratic party
who believe that Hancock will sweep Indi-
ana, Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, Ohio
New Jersey, Maine and Connecticut and that
Mr.. Garfield will hardly BIO known in the
race. This is idiocy, we believe no such
thing, we hope and we bel too that the
Democracy will carry New York and Indiana
and that they have fine chance torNew Jersey
and may reduce the Republican ma jority in
Pennsylvania, but it will take constant, ear
nest, jealous, untiring work TO do it. The
Republicans are concentrating their forces on
Indiana. 1t is to be Waterloo for them or
the Democracy in October. The best speak.
ers Of the party are to canvass it closely, and
millions of dollars are to be spent there be.
tween now and the election in November. If
the Republicans win in Indiana inc October we
cannot say that it will be fatal to Democratic
hopes in November, but it will be blow
that will make the party stagger. The loss of
that state in October, however, may prove to
the Democracy what the battle of Bull Run
proved to the federal army. 1t may awaken
the party to renewed efforts that will bring
success mo nth later. Let us hope for the
best, and by all means let the party cease not
in its labors for success, until the election be
over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-18
OUT OF THE CENSUS.
Giant Strides OF the SOuth-Her Mar
veIOus Growth i'm ZEN Years--SOuth.
ward the star of Empire Fakes
its Way-The North Dumb.
founded at the Figures
now Coming up.
Philadelphia Times.

Philadelphia Times.
The full table of the census of all the
states, given in the Times of yesterday, has
naturally attracted ve'y general attention, as
it was the first complete report of our popu-
lation given TO the country, 1t is not claimed
that it is entirely accurate, but the most
trustworthy information that could be OBJ.
tanned warrants the belief that the fficial re-
port will not greatly vary our table. Two or
three congressman may be transferred from
one state to another by the variation of the
fractions of surplus; but we do not look for
any official result that will materially change
the relative power of any of the several divis-
ions of states in our future electoral colleges.
In order that our readers may easily and
intelIigently analyze the effect Of the present
census on the political power of the several
sections of the country, we give careful
classification of tho states, with a recapitula,
tion that exhibits the loss and gain of each:
Al e Nau
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-18

THE stslwart Republican organs mike a
vast deal of fuss over the fact that the south
ern people will support solidly General W.
s. Hancock, who was union general and
saved the battle Of Gettysburg, yet they send
General James s. Longstreet, who was a
confederate general and led the assault
against Hancocks forces at Gettysburg, as
minister to Turkey. If one is tweedle dee
why is not the other tweedle DUN! If the
confederate general is worthy the confidence
Of the northern people, why is not the union
general worthy the confidence of the south
Hrn people?