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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19
sVEstrS or iHIs E.7k1.

Di. Tauncr passed ii, twenty G!5t dey ii Ius:.
iog yesterday. AID u &c gocG CONDITION to I'LL
out the forty days.
TIE Louisville ani Nashville RHr,ad Com.
pauy have negc tialed through Mcssrs. Dtcxel,
Morgan Il Co., with the Bniogs, Of London.
for the sale Of $50 0G0 eco OF Their botda. haV
ing f!ty years 10 ruc, at per cect
Two skilifu Iorgc have spoc 'oded 10 sccut-
iop s., 500 from tho Merchants n .tioDal Ba1k
Of Baltimore 90 three forged checks purportng
TO be signed by Mr. j. Ha!mlprs Fisher. stock
broker.
Two men named CoGdg and Hcalg. D, lobginc
to Fernouge. n. f., Wcie taken TO 81. John, n.
T., on tho l2;h iostant on the charge OF having
wrecked the steamer Harris, recently lost th
Charoo Covchcad.
A men REPRESENTING Lintci as E" employee
Of Arnold, Codsabc T. Co., New York, made
several desperate attempts ut suicide On a Phil
adtlphie. Wilmington a?d Baltimore railroad
train yesterday.
The New Oclcacs Democrat Gnncudo.s that
Mr.. Jay Could nnd Other wealthy capitalists
| have sigDrd O c)ntrec. FOR tho construction OF
tic NV Orleans paci3 railroad which is u
b. completed ty Jarua:g |, lsS2
Miss Ksto Donovan, from Pelcrst u.,, Va,
clerk 10 The coDlcc iob,rg store Ct Nlr. Thomss
Jarvis. in Washington. hes been detected 10
! approprialng tho iubds Ct tho es!ablishnc IT,
| 10 the amount Ct 81 500. most Of which was
given 10 o young man with whom she became
attached, who spent it CD fine clothing jcwclry
ard travelling abcu. tic couatry seeing games
of base ball. Tho girl gave up 1928. erd the
young mln SO 10 GoLcy, gold watch and
| other things of va'ua. Tho proprietor Of the
| store promised that he would not o,use tho sr-
rest of either upon rc,i0ing The mo- icy aud The
| promise OF more, nhich is to be returned. She
left the CITY yesterday though the naa has re
| mancd. The unfortunate eirt cwntd thu! il
YES for her lover she sole. aod he readily con
fesscd to his share in Il crime, lis had Wis
| tied the store sometimes twice in TIE day tc
| draw 90 this private bunk, hu. n:i'hr could
! tell how mrch had been tsker.
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E0IOrS from FiSuIuS.

ICorres pondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
ELMiRA. N. Y. ,Jaly 1911 hsv, hcaved to and
anchored 10 one of the mos! BEAUTIFUL cities 10
the country. Beau i!ul docs only btlie1press ii;
tho other half is made up of Linb,rger cheese,
lager beer and pre(z,S. This city GIN be perfectly
eompsrod to an immense park, with its pretty
drives acd long avenues If trees, completely
bidrg tho maEnGc,rt cottages that set back q
fep hundred feet from the roadside. The side.
walks ura boid.red en- both sides by gres,y
snsc's, and everything betakes Of fresh, 10.
VI. oralicg appesrsEc,. The many fountains
| chant soft Ia labes to the car, and the hand
some laws stopping down from elegant resi-
| detc Snre ctl9 too sweet to look upon. 10 fac;,
Etmifa is perf.o paradise, as far as beauty is
concerned.
No one can iOsgioo the tx,itlm,,t person
| can create 10 a lscI where il IS considered
| Gnlto treat 10 eee q stranger 10 uniform.
When promo nading the g roeis, a gap
ping, supplied crowd. with eyts as large
as ssrcsrs, cast their curious elapoes up thee;
melchaus roioiug the excitement. rush to
tho docr; even horses pick up their cars and
da, c, the Highland flag at your approach, and
all OF this l. at the expenses Of wsrncut cadet,
who tliys. 10 vain. to be insignificant On near
lnV crowd. | often iqletza myself TO ''weo
BIT OF a Fellow, ADD ny to pass u1ootioed. but
| the attempt Is ti'ura-i ii continue TO be
| ''someooty'
/ am taken for everything imaginable. On
tho day OF my arl val the advance srent Of tho
! grest London Show was in town. pro fusey dec.
Grating the store windows With his elaborate de-
| signs; and. while was mcdesily standing in
| front If The Rsthbutn House, allowing my
thoughts of the Old Dominion to reel up amidst
| the smoke of q Richmond Gem, half score CT
| street arabs appro caed ma and suddenly vocif.
erously inquired, SAY, mister circus man, what
time will this or show be here?" My kn0ss felt
litllo weak, bu: seeing there was no retired
| forces to DO called in case of an emergency, !
boldly cried, CLEAR Quit" 1t was only yester.
day that ! was said 20 be young "rebal briga.
Ger" and man, sotming to be perft c.ly sane,
| actually AK cd me Ito which side my sym pathy
eItended-the North or the South p I told
him we were whipped.
The political cloud has not fully overtaken
this vicinity. The Republicans are tho only
party that have begun active operations and
their demonstrations are very feeble. The ti.y
Is usually Democratic, but owing to three mu-
nlclpsi election tickets, the DEM :ats failed 10
elect tho ast Mayor. Many prominent Repuh-
licAns here hsvo averred that Hancock will, in
all probability, bs elected. that il If the split in
Is dramatically scaled. Every democrat in this
section seems to csnsuro the late Lotion Of tho
reaGjuaters. and declare that the third electoral
ticket will cett sinly give Virginia to Garfield.
Ihey base their only hope on the possible inter-
ference of the National Campaign Committee.
thinking that in til, way The +, ions might be
united in harmony. FIGULUS
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lCOMMUNICATED,
EIuniciDR1 Salaries.

W. Acc the urSLion CT decreasing the salaries
OF municipal offers has b,on started 10 our
City Council. lis hoped by The Taxpayers, and
particularly tho boudholders. inasmuch as
they have toen c!lIcd upon 10 ronquish obc
half of their Interest on bonds duo by tho city
Ct Alexandria, upoo the erIuad hat tho people
could cot pi sibIy pay 80 muoh as TO lgusrely
meet the obligation already imposed on them,
that the city au,holitis will not commit 80 bold
en- otfeDso to tbs common s,nse OF the good PEG
plo OF this CITY, and those outside who so gene.
rouslS atc,edcd to their demands upon The
score of poverty. as to begin 10 less than one year
from snch settlement to squander the people,
money 10 salsriee. B, pleased to remember
also that the late census does not increase our
population since tie last decade, and recognig,
the fac! tina! the value Of our property has CO.
creased 10 some instaLc,s 10 ono third Of its
fotner value; also bear in mind The fact that
$l.90 upon the 500 is still very high premium
to pay for living in q town no larger than Altx.
andria and where trade is no better. ! em Sorry
to speak CT these things. but it seems necessary
to remind you OF what is expected ct you by
the good stnse of this community. Seek to
build up your good CID town by economy and a
careful husbandry Of be psoplss money en-
trusted to your charge; seekto make your taxes
less, and people will come 10 live with you on
account OF your location who have fixed Incomes;
bat. as | said befole. sl.9O per hundred is a
heavy tax Tor suoh q privilege. Try and get
this dove, not by whining Inability, but By
lessebing your expenses, and do, not destroy
that conhdeLc, By looking one way and rowing
another Nh:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19
Letter from FauruIpr.

Correspondence Of tie Alexandria GazaLte |
New BALTIMORE VA July l7.--Tho farm.
crs arc iubi!ant over their prosp:c 3 for fuo
crop OF cNn. The wheat md oat cop was v,ry
COOL.
We arc haViog plcEty of ran now. Three
foo raios 10 the past five days. and yesterday VIC
had very severe storm Of who'd and rain. The
wind gave tho trees quite contest 8 to Whelh.
or or not they should yield to its pnwar but as yct
have heard OF very few that wlro b'oWn down,
but many had their traI cAcs swept from them
The corn Iaa GOD derably tlJWn about, and no
doubt great deal Of il broken eff. As much rain
as We have had. it dou't seem 10 cool the atmos
phere ary in ths least. We have bad qlite q
protrac:ed spell Of warm W, ather. aod 1T pre-
s,nt it bids fair to continue.
The WOODEN mills at Buckland, which for four
years were 10 iu.l operation. are now standing
idl', ADD the eoterpri.i1g firm, Messrs. Kern
Bentley Il Co.. have rented the Fredericksburg
woolen mills and. 20 doubt. ere 1viog foe
business. E:e long We hope to SEQ tho Buck.
lapd m.llj started.
We are glad to learn that MIR. NJ. Il. Royston
Is rapidly recovering from the attack of SUD-
stroke he hsd while on bis way from Warren.
ton to his home. 5ear BccxIand, 90 July 3:d
The Good Templsrs Of Buckland arc going
to give 40 entertainment at thst place 90 tho
9Th of July to aid n advancing the cause OF
temperance Supper and reir .sbmcots of vati
Gus kinds Gao be had 10 tho evening, aud OF
night several speakers arc expected 10 be pre-
sent, who will enlishtep the audietcI on the
subject Of tie importance, bhowiog The grand ef-
feots OF tho temperance cause and tho reen't to
those who practice intemperance. M.
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Efrglmla's Reimbursement.

The war over tho debt question RACES 10 Viz.
glnil. Tho ociustcrs orgars keep their plat.
form to the trout, publishing it every day. 1t
Is about column long. A moro apt Illustration
was never seen Of tho sayiog that larguago is
eir;b to conceal thoughts No ono can tell
from psru;lng the platform exactly what The
readJuslcr5 propose TO do about the debt. They
deilcc aud promise nothing on that head. Sin.
GuIar to relate. they do not give q reason why
tho debt should not b. paid. They evidently
thiok ;he least s,id about that the better,
on The wel'IknoWn principle that tho man
who excuses him self thereby accuses. While
ar;iu'ly doiging the real issue, the read
lusters arc very explicit about their in
Ieotlous as to other matters. They pledge
themselves 10 protect all citizens 10 the hight Of
suffrage. They could not do less than this,
oonsiderlog that the negroes OF Virginia
arc generally 10 favor Of reaGjustmeat
sotliog it more o)rreotly. Reputation,
however The platform promises ATTY
amount OF FREQ popular education, and 10,
formal improvements rs additional bids for sup.
port. from!es tra chesp, as Virginis's cred
iiors have found Out. 1t costs othlng to mako
them; but, TO btoSk them, as tho resdJusters
propose TO do, csnnot fail tc prove IuinUus to
any community engaged in it. Tho mon who
will promote the cause of public educ alton in
Virgins. who will establish Internal improve~
ments for developing tho resources and COM
mcrce of the State. are not those now seeking
TO shirk tho payment OF Virginia's honest obi.
gst'ons. AS long as fgi do not grow f.om thorns
o! grapes from thstles. so long the spolcgis,s
OF reputation csnuo! be depended on TO foster
the moral and material Interests of tho land in
which they live, At tao very outset they take
stops TO m ,ko the exercise cl such sagaciou, be-
neyOlonc1 DOenIhlo fro mi
grafton, capital and enterprises away from Vir-
mia. Tiey give the old State a bad name,
which is the precursor of poverty and decay. ii
Reputation tIiumphs in Virginia, she will surely
retrcgress in population. intelligence and wealth
with rapidity painful to behold while. if the
aati.Ges her creditors on the reasonable terms
offered future Of proaperity is assured for her.
Malk our words l-N. I. jour Of Com
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

Those Of the republicans who have not yot
given up their ship, or rather who profess not
to have given it up, say that the hurrah of the
democrats about getting the soldiers vote has
no other foundation than fictitious one. and
that the men 'Who fought to put down the re-
bellIoo are not going to vote now to put the
government 10 the hands of traitors" Such
talk as this is Of course Conducive to the resto.
ration Of peac, and smity between the two sec
tots of the country, but that its sole Inspiration
is in tho hopes of those who utter it is proved
by the following fact:
"A vote was taken at the Hampton Soldiers
Home one day last week to ascertain the pref
ere0c, of these old Union veterans for Pfesi
dent: The result was: For Hancock 400. for
Garfield 90"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

MIR. Arthur says that electoral frauds some.
limos despoi great cities, sometimes stiff, the
voice of a whole State, and cften sat- not only
in Congress, but Oh the bench and in the leeis-
laturcs, men never chts,n by tho people, but
BY remarkable oversight he fails even TO
a'ludo to the champion outrage perpetrated ly
suoh frauds-tho rape of tho presidency of the
American Union by the idcrt:cal political Or
eaniz,tion Of which BIO is now the candidate for
the vce presidency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

Mr.. John II. Lane. Of Albemarle, says he is q
rcadiuster dyed 10 tho wool. "but he claims to be
an honest one, and therefore says he will vote tho
regular democratic ticket next November, be-.
caus, the election to be held then has nothing
to do with the read jns5ment of tho State debt.
MI. Lane will have tho satisfaction of knowing
after the November election. that all the Viz
ginians who really and c,rscientiousIy believe
tho State debt ought to be readj1 have
voted as he intends to vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

We have received an advance copy OF the
new Sunday School hymn and luDe book.
Spiritual Songs for the Sunday School, pub
lished by Scribner & Co.. N. Y. The melodies
are generally graceful and suoh as will easily DO
caught, while the harmonies are. 10 the main,
we'll arranged and effective without presenting
technical difficulties or suggesting any strappg
nfter odd 'originalities. The publishers have
sought to make very beautiful volume 10 ap
pearapoe, using fine paper of light tint. With
careful printing, and giving it durable aud
exceedingly handsome binding in red cloth.
Tho Inside pages of the cover are prettily il
Illuminated with appropriate Scripture notices.
printed 10 color. and the whole work is intend
cd to be remarkable for the display of excellent
taste 10 all that is attractive to the eye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

This is the nineteenth anniversary Of the bat
to Of Bull Run. when the seventeenth regiment
Of Virginia lnfAntrg. raised 10 this city and
vicinity. received It's baptism Of FIRE. The
country is to DO congratulated upon tho favor
ablo prospect of the defeat of the political Or
ganiz,tion that brought on tho war with all it's
terrible Consequences aud that has kept the
Union divided into two hostile sections ever
sn,n
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY -, 1891.
Sun riso'...~.... 4fA Sun sets-............. IS
AaRIvHD.
Slmp John Gibson, N Y, 10 + A Rned.
Str Ann Eliza. Phi!adelphi.. to + a Reel
Str Lady of tho Lake. Norfolk. to A Rood.
Str Geo Leary, Norfolk, to p q Hooe
Str Mattano. lower Pot'c, to j Broders 8 c..
Str ] w Thompson. lower Potc. to r a ka.i.
Str T v Arrowemith, lower Potomac. TO 20.
toEaac Ferry Company.
Schr Lisze Wilson, Kennebec. leo t, IA
Reed.
Schr Nellie, GEORGETOWN to W a Mocr,
Smoot g. Co.
>, Sehr Emma Acry. Jersey CITY, to Amer'c N
Coal 20.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, BY A Rssd.
Str George Leary, Norfolk, by Z Hooo.
Str w Thompson, lower Potc. by i A Raed
Str sac, Baltimore. by Broders 8 GO.
Str Mys!ic, lower Pine by Pine Ferry Co.
NEMoRAHDA.
Schr Lsurs K Messer ssilo from W!adsor q
S, for this port Is b.
schr Mable Thomas, hence, fo- G,oton q!
New London 18th.
schr Henry Sutton for Georgetown, clear;d
at Bangor lG.h.
Scb1s Stephen Morgan and Calvin L Harris,
from Georgetown at Providence 18Th.
Schr Oliver Schofeld, from Georg >ttw, a!
New Haven lG:h.
Schr Belle Halliday, for Georgetown. sailed
from Bristol l4!h.
Scnr Jennie Howard, from Georgetown, at
Gardiner 18th.
Schr ? Hitchcock, from Georg,town. At
Boston 18th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

General Arthur, the republican nominee for
the Vic, Presidency. has accepted the uomina-
ton. aud 10 his letter announcing that facs only
supplements the partisan, sectional, illogical, sul
Trying. and ineffective statements contained 10
that Of General Garfield. Flo lays great stress
upon fraud in elections. when he knows it is by
tuch frauds that bis party is DOW 10 control OF
tho Government, and advises tho continuation
OF the present system of supervisors. deputy
mnrshals Ond soldiers at the polls, by which
suoh frauds arc mado possible Ho complains
that the democracy owes its supremacy to tho
negroes whom the republicans cuiranchised,
hut who are budczod out of their votes, when
he knows that history teaches that mcre nu-
morical msorities never did control States, and
has tho word Of General Grant that liberty is
as untrammclcd 10 the South as it is 10 any
other portion Of the Union. lie says no man
ahould DO the incumbent OF an Office, the duties
OF which no is for any CAUSE unfit to perform,
and yet he aspires 10 the second Office 10 the
gift of the people. when ho was removed for
cause from minor position 10 New York. and
that, too. by republican administration.
Ilo approves tho civil service reform
plank Of the Chicago convention. and yet Coz
templuousy spurrs Mr.. Hayes circular pro-
hibiting Federal ofics.holders from actively in
tcrferipg 10 politics; aud 10 conclusion makes &C
unjust fling at tho South for repudating its 10
debtodness. while the party 10 which he belongs
pals the regulators Of Virginia on tho bsck
and tells them to 20 ahead. The cause of the
republicans must DO bad indeed when two such
smart men as Messrs Garfield and Arthur can
not adducc better reasons for supporting it than
thos, contained in their letters of acceptance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

The hearing OF the ca.e of Mr.. j. B. WAL
ters, tf the Richmond Wing, who was recently
Indicted by tho grand jury Of tho Henrico
County Court for participating 10 the late Elan
Smith duel. is SIT for next Friday. There is
no evidercs against tho accused, and he vii DO
readily acquitted, wheu the prosecution hope
10 make him witness, ADD compel him 10 tes-
iily against the principals to the affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FOR PRESIDENTS:
Winfield Scott Hancock, OF Pcnna
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
William ii. English, OF Indiana.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY -, 1880.

The British House Of Commons has formally
disapprovcd CT Dean St.Dicy's proposition 10
cree! monument TO the late Prince Imperial
Of Francs 10 Westminster Abbey. When it is
remembered that the Prince lost his life while
fighting as a soldier 10 the British army, this
action of the House Of Commons will 70 10
prove that monarchics as we'll rs republics arc
uuprateful
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Bismarck,

LONDON. Jaly ia Berlio dispatch to the
Times. says: Prince BIsnarsk's health is said
TO be very good, but be sIil iotends TO follow
bis doctors ad Woe. He gill leave Fredricks.
ruhe next week for Kissengel. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

The Norfolk Landmark learns that in shoot
ing ARRAY il Princess Anne county last Thurs
day, bctw;ea Q. N. Munden and Msjor Thos.
Woodhouse, county treasurer, the former was
killed and tho latter received threa wounds and
is seriously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

Prevention s surely better ttaa cut; and to
prevent tho diseases Of babyhood from attacking
sour ca:'d, use 10 season DR.. Bulls Baby 81.
tur, tho safest and best rtm,Gy for children.
All druggists sell it,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

ITO MARSHALL HALL AND MOUNT
u VERNON SPRINGS
EVERY SATURDAY during the season.
Leave at 10 E. M. returning at 30 p. m.
Round trip l0c. Tickets Can bs had 1t M, J.
Waterman's clothing store corner King and
falr's1 streets. jos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

ROYDS MINIATURE GALVANIU
- BATTERIES. used for almost oil diseases
throughout this country, are for sale at 60 cents
esch, postage included BY
NH ii II. s. LEADgEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-19

Inc Market opens IU:et VIA prices steady,
and receipts of grain fair. Flour is linn and sc-
two but thero is no advance to noto in prcrs
The T,rings of WhsAt amounted TO 5l% bush
els, and sales ware m .do al 100 It's lO5 106, l01
and 1C1i for Fultz. and ITO. Ill, lis and ia br
Lancaster. 600 bushels Of white Corn sold a. s..
l62 bushels OF Rye were T,red and Ni.hdr ,wn,
and one snail lot of Oats sold a. g. Country
produce is dull and drooping. Woci is .halo
frmer. and wo noto a slight al 7anca.
BALTIMoRF. July 10 --Virgnis 6! old - {.
deferred -; do consnls .G!; do "a anres II
past due coupons SIS; now 1905 At; lG.4l
coup ~ bid nday. Gotten lower and dull mid
Western Super ",$S IS; do Extra So do
Family 31ai6 .; City Mill Supnr 3aS3 80; d,
Extra 4 ia 81; do Family GISG 50; do Rio
brands SiaiG; Patspsc1 Family 81 10 Wheat
Southern lower and weak st tho dec inc;
Southern red lO5.liO; do amber uOsllsi; Nj
Maryland l2I; No Western winter red spot
llU4; July llra; Aug l094l0 ( Eept 1O?! .lG0J;
Oct lO9i4llU4. Corn-Ht u.nern very dull;
WesIn Gull; south whllo jGl; do yellow nominal;
Western mixed spot and July Asa; Angus: i9ss
49I; steamer iji. Ost, firm and hiQher; West
ern white 3h%) Rye nom;nslly 1916. Hay
steady; prime 10 choice Penns and Maryland
1871. Collie estier and dull; Rio cirgocs o.
binary to choice l3al53 Sugar h:gner; A sot
Ns Whiskey lower n. llaSl ia.
NEW YORK. July 10 Stocks strong Mnhey
2s?i Flour quiet. Who,t quiet Corn auiet,
PHrLADELPHIA.Jy ~. 10 Cattle dull
sales 900 head: prime 5ss57; good (l .52; mt
dunn dsa42; common 14,4s. Shnep-m-rEN:
active; sales 5000 head primo iiai3; good IL;
medium Sta39; common 3a3t. Hogs-msrkm
setive sales AGO head; prme7t gooi7; ma
dunn CT !; common Ct.
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EXCURSIONS
STEAMER .naRY' II.fGHIJ,,G row
TO OCCOQUAN FALLS
(MUS4C AND DANCING)
EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY during the .esson.
Lelve wharf, foot of Prince street. st 10. 10. !;
returning q. D. m. Fare round trip s.,
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EXCURSIONS, PICNlCS, &c.
@ l. AN EEpI
HScarsion Of tho Palace Sltamtr
r. =. gRKOII.S.nITH
TO BLACKISTONE'S ISLAND,

SATURDAY, JULY 24!h.
Leaves King street wharf at 0 co en-. return.
ing At 10 20 p. m, allowing five hours on the
island for bathing and fishing.
MUSIC and DANCING e 1ing and returning,
A vocal quar,o!te in the saloon
Tickets 6Oc; children 25c; meals TO-.
Bring y our luHch baskets if you desire.
~ Steamer leaves every Sunday, Tuesday
and Thursday for landings on the rivor. See
small oi!ls. jy19-td
GRAND FAMILY PICNIC under the aug.
NJ p:ces # tho HOLY NAME SOCIETY, 1t
TlVOLl PARK, Geilboro'. on TUESDAY,
July ~, 1880, to aid in furnishing the Chapel in
tho new Convent of st. Dominic, Vast iogtor.
Tickets 80 cents. ire 'uding round Tip on Terry
post Children accompanied BY their paronis
ffe5. Boat leaves wharf, foot Of King street, at
9.3O a. NJ, and every hour thereafter; last boat
leaves park at IL 10 p. m. for Alexandria. 1t
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF THR
AVA WASHINGTON Y. NJ. q. A., on the
AKROWSMITH. WEDNESDAY, July q,
1880. Will land at Alexandra going and re-
turning Boat leaves Washington at G O'clock
D. m. Single tickets 60 cents; ono gentleman
and two ladies 81. Tickets 81 James Kntwisle,
Jr's., General Secretary, AID Jas. r. Carlin &
Sons jyl9-2t