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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09
ESI &c e I g." NE LS'S.

The FreLch Lepisa ure is still at work on The
| Dlenary amnesty bill.
B.rthsld,'s statue of Liberty" will be read,
for New York hsGbor 10 1883.
Spain has decided to Indemnify the owner.
of the American steamer Ottawa, illegally cap
tured at Porto Rico.
A Paris dispatch says tho DamiDirans have
received 40 lnIlmahOo that their estbll Shment
will be broken no 90 Saturday.
The Irish government has sent physician t.
the couuly Mayo TO tquire into the nature anG
| extent OF the iamoc fever there aud 10 neigh
boring c0uctles. which is reported to b. spread
lng alarmlugiy.
Hasssn Pasha, governor of N1vi Bszar, is
| not dead. but has arrived Of Belgrade TO be
cured OF the Wounds iuhc by biz asssssins.
The Pasha of SleDlizs has assumed the govern
ment Of Novi Bear.
Chung How, the Chiucsa ambassador to
Russia. who Negotiated the kuld. treaty, has
becu reprieVed TO show that China does not
wish 10 hurt R1ssas digai!y, and desires d
continuance cf friendly relations
Mr. Gladstone will say to day 10 the Huuse
OF Commons, 10 the discussion OF the motion
agslDst the pr0p( SD erection of statue to the
Prince Imperial In Westminster abbey, thst he
regrets that PERMISSION ~S given 10 rut suoh q
monument ID Tho abbey, but that be cihnot Ia.
terfefe, Bs the government has no authority 10
the matter.
The opponents of the compensation for dis.
urbance 10 Ireland bill DO not intond to aban
don the struggle, and last nphi, the House, Oh
motion Of Mr.. Psrnell, went iuto committee %
he bill. The Dublin core spondeut of the
London Times says there can be 90 doubt that
FeDiapism is engrsfted on The land agitation
and imparts to it its most effective orgep za.iou
and formidable character.
The Cars yacht LiVsdia was successfully
launched ut Glasgow on "Wednesday u The ore
ssnce Of the Grand Duke Alexis, Prince L,-
henoh, the Russian Ambassador to England
Admiral Popof. the designer cf The yacht. aod
several thousand spectators Three Greek
prl, s performed service aboard the yoct', and
aftcr~ards srriukled the vessel with hclY water.
The Duchess OF Hamilton performed the care
rony OF Christening the vessel.
1t was ruuored 10 the lobby Of tho House of
Commons last Dight that the Ma,quis Of La, S.
dcwoe, under secretary for Indie, had resigned
10 consequence of being unable cooscientiousIy
10 Support the COMPENSATION for Disturbances
bill 10 tho House Of Lords, ard also Oh account
VI uClfG utuScll d uOIutI VI laUu III lTclaDU.
Lord EIcho askcd 10 tho House IF Commons
whether it was a fact that Lord Lausdowuc Was
no longer q member OF the govcrpmeut. Tne
lrqulrY vas received by the opposition with
cheers Mr. Gladstone re- piled " IS" where.
upon'the opposition cheers were removed. Ru-
mors we're lreoy Gil Gu a,ei OF other members
of the government who had cxpr, 'od an 10
vInoible objection to the compensation for dis
lu,blnce bill. The Irish members rciraincd
from voting 90 the motion to 90 into committee
on the bill, 10 consequence OF the new inter.
probation Of tho measure by the attorney gen
cral
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GEN PRIDEMoRE The following letter from
Gen. "A. i. Pridemoro to David s. Pierce OK
plains his re .sous for not accepting tho position
Of Presidential elec;or Oh the regular demt cratic
ticket:
BONNEVILLE. May 81, 1880.
My Dear SRI sm indeed graihed Tor
your klodncss in my behalf at the late State
convention and for the compliments you were
pleased to give me 10 your very kind letter of
the "A b inst.
Il should NEST gladly ac,ept the Office OF
eleoor for tho democratic party this year, and
no aspirations, if had any, should prevent me
from performing its duties If convinced that my
~ c1 would 10 any decree contribute to our
latiousl triumph this fall. regard the presi-
denliol raco as to'aly distinct !ram State mat
demo cratic party.
But my Hifu's health, Of which you bad the
goodness to speak 10 US 10 sympathy, c,utiuuo 8
very bad, and her CONDITION is such os to forbid
my long or fr quent absence from home. But
yet recover, | will withhold until it becomes
necessary public &C ,eptat C. or non acceptance.
No one regrets more than myself the 10 me
nee ssity from any Cause which will inhlb me-
from active participation 10 this election. The
unpledged electoral ticket is to my mind the
most dangerous poi iosl move ever made 10
the State. and [ en- prepared to aid it's opposi.
'iou by all that Gao do. Of course you know
how stand upoa the State d; BIT. | will write
you at otce upon my 6oal c,Lc!u.ion. Aud
again thanking sou for your kindness 10 this
N alter, remain, Yours truly,
"A. l. PRlDEMoRE
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"A Distressing Accident.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. !
SUDLEY, PR. WIZ Co.. VA, July S -A most
distressing accident occurred here on Saturday
night last. The dwelling house of MIR. G, orge
L. Carter vas burned to the ground. Ilappears
that most of the family had retired at late
hour, leaving a smoudcricc iiro 10 the kilcI en-
stove, and it is supposed the heat from the
stove pipe guited large beam which 10 some
way supported the chimney. The fire was dis.
covered about twelve o'clock by MIS-. Carter,
who had not yet retired. but the housl was 10
bSze before she compreheuded the situation.
ohe immediately aroused her hushard aud Il
rest o. the family, aud they began to try to save
s1mo OF the furulturc, but a northwest wind
swept the tlsmrs over the roof AID the upper
story burned 81 rapidly that with the exception
OF few bed clothes ADD btddine, everything
was lost Oh that Il ,or. A piano and some of
Inc parior furnlure was gotten out, as also
were soule table w"ro from the dining room -
The hous', which WIS 80 old ouc, buruci 81
rapidly that the family were unable tn save any
cIothlrg except that which they hastily dopned
at the first alarm. They are temporarily stay.
ioR 10 the barn uatil other arrangements can be
made for them. This accident is peculiarly
distressing from the fact that Mr.. Carer has
large and almost helpless family. but thu neigh.
bors are uslGg every effort 10 make them as
comfortable as possible. Everywhere arc heart
expr, sslous of sympathy and offers Of aid aod
II the nelRhborlog citizens only do half az much
as they promise, Mr.. Carter will soon be able to
rebuild. The loss is estimated at something
near thousand dollars and falls with a heavy
blow upon Mr.. g., who is farmer without
means A FRIEND.
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%EW"S or THE UAF.

There were fifty deaths from yellow fever and
eleven from small p u Havana, curing the
We ended Juy2.
Il y. Dr.. +. w. Hsgan, formerly chaplain
GU the Unlted States training ship Minnesota,
ct Brooklyn, Norfolk. Washington and else
where, Died at Chicago yesterday, aged 81.
The Secretary Of State has issued proolama
tloD to the Udlted States international comnis
sloners, recently appointed BY the President,
calling upon them to meet 10 New York city on
August 10 ter the purpose OF organization.
The tcr-igu commerce Of New OIlsaus i
sal srjwlng. The imports durng May ex
oecd~d those OF aoy month since December. -
The total Imports aud ,XOorts for That month
were over double those of the correspondents
month CT 1879.
terr tic raln st rrm pr ,vailed iu Iowa Wed
nesday night. rhcru Was a waterspcut. Al
fanmetef the town was submtrg, 4 three feer,
ADD forty rrds OF tho eMbsu kment of the Chi
cago aud Il OK lsl-nd railroad was washe
away.
Henry Ward Becchtr delivered the closing
address BET re the It's itute of instruction al
os.ateVa yesterday evening. his suit ect benp
The New Professiop.' H. said The great
danger OF our country is 10 the Ignorance of oul
people.
Arrangements are almost completed at Chi
cago for The Knights Templals who attend the
rrand trdnolRI oooolaVs there mex month. Of
holal lit rnsloo has been received that 80 QUO
kuigh aud II 900 ladies will be there, and
Other visitors duIlng the celebration are TX
peo ed to swell the luwb.r Of strangers 10 tht
c.,y 10 100000.
A petition to Congress is being circulated IL
Baltimore nskiug that the ,,x Of oDe-htlf of ont
per cect on the average deposits OF banks bs
taken IF, and, as the banks of the conutry
have suffered to large ,xtent from the bur.
den of uxs'ol, ira; auca other relief may bt
granted as tao wisdom OF Congress may think
hast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

Mr.. John Wise, the rescjasters' candidate
for Congress from the Richmond disfIic! seems
to 6nd il Impossible TO get the snub he sc4ivtd
ttom the Wrstmorclaod Ciup, who blackba eG
hu, out OF bis craw, aud il his speech at toe
reaC just,rs' convention spoke Ut stamping out
the self sly icd ar stucEacJ vi NlrGiula." There
msy be az ristocracy, aud even q sclt-stycG
arislocrscy, 10 Virgiois, but if so it kegs ltscl
80 concealed that Only those who dllgeni ly huLt
for il Gao iud it. aud they strain their eyes &c
such 40 extent that they mistake Nan wish t
white shirt and clean reputation for the arli
Gle tor which they are icokinx. Mr Wise ia.
hcrciofr re- been mistaken for al arisiucrst Is
thes; sesr3h:rs, and if The W es,moccaad Clup
to wtich be sought adalittarc BE- Composed 0
LristCcrsts the mere iact hat they ddu't max.
the same mistake is & reason, bus by 90 meaos
good or c!edtable one, for his jyning Tho
ranks OF those who did. Talk about arst, cfac;
10 Vireiaia IS all bosh, and is only iGduIscd in
BY demagOguas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

There ls 70 man 10 his State who Possesses
more accurate Knowledge Of the true condition
of poIi icaj feeling 10 bis own district than
Judge j Ohm 4. Harris, Of Harrisonburg, and
no one who makes siEilar knowledge more
profitable. Therefore when the Judge, as he
did last week. 10 an avowcd stand 10 fave
OF tho reRujsr democratic electoral ticket, be
Afforded to he people of tho whCls State con.
vLcing cvIdctc that 80 far at least as his i S.
t!ict is c>Gcsrucd they would have nothing to
fear, either from the Trat listers or their la c
allies, the republicans; and what is :rue of the
Cd Tenth Le2iou Is true OF al the 9th, distric $
OF the STATE as rcspCcjs The lrCsiJcutisl ticket,
g0d to al! but three CT four as regards the
tcSats tor congtcs-mon. The people of Vir-
gttla kuo@ hot they have the best chance now
for CaiIoTsl Instead OF a sco'ion Presid, mt
that they have had sinco the war, and also that
the advantages t, result from suoh President
will BE- greatly curtgled if not entirely de-
stroycd, b' republican House OF REPRESENTA-
ives, and knowing this but few f then will be
Willlug to euGangcr the succ IS Ct either tho
presidential OF the congressional tickets cspe.
clsIlg when the ony conceivable o. ct for doir q
50 is the adyspcemcut Of the sims If few sci
fish cfhce SEEKERS. When the time for settiiug
the State debt question shall atrye-Novem,
Der, iSSl-the people will make that question
the lcading one in the cln1a:s for the ell c,iop
OF members Of tho LegjsIature-the only BODY
that has sry sembance of right to interfere
with thst q1estion ; but 10 the election of q
President aod members Of Congress, who will
have nolhlog more TO do with that question
than with that respecting De. Tanners ability
to live withou. eating, they Intend to vote, as
they have cvir lace the war, with the demo
cratic partY.-lhe parry that has been their oply
bulwark az lnst the ruin and misery that the
radicals have stI!veu to i,fict upon them.
As the lGtes! II staGcc Of the political disco 70.
meet Ct Judge Harris We append the following
card. taken from the Sheopndosh Herald
printed week after tho Judge made tie
spe ch TO which we au1e
I'VE the undersigned aatjusters OF Wood
stock and vicinity, having no purpose 10 view
but the succ SIS OF the democratic party at the
c)miDg presidential cleo iop, would earnestly
deprecate any attempt 10 put third ticket
10 the fuld, Rhich, If 1t has aDv eff, CT ct all,
will be 10 give Virgcia to the Radicals. We
were democrats b. fore We were reac justers, and
believing that very large proportion of read.
juster5 sre democrats, We can therefore solemn
~ appeal to them not TO sanction an act at this
critical time, time that may be the exlgent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

Inc democrats, Cow ttat the reGdiustcrs
have Gc!Iived themselves OF all their re-
publican support by positively refusing to
put aID>Ia republican on their electoral
ticket, will have 10 difficulty in carry
ing the SAFE, and Ihat, 100, by hand
some ua ,rIfy. All the rcyu olic.rs. tho only
real strength thr RAJ juSIers had, will vote the
re9utc,u i;ckat. il il will leave III; read
iustcls only such support as thes can draw from
The democratic party, and when the members
of that Iacty have the situation explained TO
them properly, as they will have by the cou.
serValvv canvass Is. no one at all acquainted
WI b the poIltcsi affairs Of the State expects
that such support vii exceed thirty Thousand
voters, and the Conservatives can eff ri to lose
that number, and still Il C, their ticket by re-.
spectacle III ,'iiy, But HancCck will be elected
without the cote of Virginia, and eveo should
the rcar jHs!,rs suCcc, IN their purpose of hsv-
ing that rOIe cast for Garfield, their success
WI DO s9Is2 10 them than defeat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09
Interesting Correspondence.

The following corr spJnduuoo betSeeu NJ iJr
JOHN w. Dane. Representing the Virginia
delegation, aud Geo. w. S. Hancock, demo-
cratic oomiaoe for the Presidency, will DO read
with lntcrest:
LYNCHBuRG Va, July Isl, 1850.
Gen Winfield 5. Uuncock:
DEAR SlR:-lmmedlatcIy upon your nomi.
patton for tho Presidency at Cil cinnati, | was
requested by tho Virginia delegation to ON.
nluncate to you their congratulations. and tho
Sanse OF sa.lstRC ion upon the event.
Dart rtlug uu !, the monetary tXcitements,
and the tilod OF messages rushing 10 upon yuu
should pass beg leave now 10 pres 1nt to you
their hearty congratulations. and to say that
your nomination has awakened eothu-iusm, not
ooly amonrst them, but throughout the old
Commonwealth which they had the houor TO
represent.
10 my Judgment 40 possible nomoation
would have been welcomed with suoh intense
satisfaction or SUCH cXullaui ~. l. has sup
pressed taou0n. Inspired couhdeno5, destroyed
sec local hate, and revived 10 the hearts of the
people that generous patriotism which belonged
10 the days If OLD.
Ii Was my lot TO b. amongst those who were
often arralrd IL battle against Hauoock's brig.
ade Hate ,ck's division and Haze ,ck's CORDS.
We knew their metal and their leaders meta
they Knew ours.
| um happy that the day of complete recon.
cllatlon has cume, aud that lhcse noble meu,
formed 10 the cliz uship. Of &C mnon country.
will DOW in mutual, we'll b, seeming rauks
march all one way"
That you viii be chosen to tho high offioo to
whlnh you nave b. Gu called, do 10, doubt, and
ri lco that that with the ohiet magistracy of
the nation, you will rte i've that sweetest of
b"nedctoUs that can crown hero's fame ::
blessed Is the Pcac pa K, r.
Very truly and respectfully yours.
JOHN w. DANIEL,
Of tho Virginia Delegation.
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GovERNoR's ISLAND,
New YORK HARBOR,
tfnN

July 81 1880
Hon John ". DanicI LymchJug Va:
DEAR I'll tDsuk you most cofdia Iy for
the congratulations IN your letter of the l.t 10
slant. 1t IS u the highest degree gratifying TO
krow that my nomination gives entire sausfac
lion 10 the Virginia delegation to the Cincinnati
Convention. | am lu ly sensible of the marked
kim S. | received at the haads of the geutle
men composing the delegation. To you am
esp ciaily Indebted, not only for tho kiudest
feelings. bat for ardent aod effective service.
L appreciate most highly the noble SEMI.
ments which y"u express in relation to the
past. ADD | ri Ice with you that we may all
be formed III tho ciiz JDship of o common
COUNTRY"
[ beg that you will make koown to your col.
leagues my sense Of obligation Tor their great
kindness.
With sncero thanks for the pleasant expires
slons and assurances 10 your letter, and with
tho highest esteem aud best wishes.
am yours truly,
WINFIELD s. HANCOCK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

The :cediustcrs are rclth,r consistent por
logical. Thy .. clare in their platform that
the interests OF oil the people Of Virginia are
to be best sujsarved By the cl, cion OF Hancock
and E0Si'sl, aud yet ia their convention they
did wh@t they vaiuly conceived Was all 10 their
power to d,teat the moo whom they profess
they eaot TO clecl, By attempting to divide the
democrats aod uui;o the republicans. With
tho dcmccra! party split ond the republican
parry u~lj-!no C,j cts they eLdc.vorcd to
anhlcVc-as ressoaatI. creatures, if n,ithcr
Logical nor consistent, they must hope for the
srcc"ss OF INC latter, no matter how loud may
be thei5 expressions Of hope for the success of
the iurIucr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

SoDo ct the republican journals, 10 abiding
to the small iUcrrass 10 the population Ct
Southern cj'S Is shawn By the cersus, say iii
tbs solution Of tic &c is DOT found in social
ard political reasons, VIC do not kaow where
al5e 10 lock for il" Lock Tor it in the fac that
negroes fJgm large portion of the population
OF the Southern cities and that white men not
accustomed 10 negroes do lot like to settle 10
such commuliies. The presence Of the negroes
is ~hat retard5 the rise and progress Of the
South, bu; she bears her cross hecgmingIy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

MARRIED HER OWN BROTHER "A we'll
dressed and handsome lady recently called upon
Chief Judge Nelson. OF the Brooklyn City
Court, aud infvrmed Lin that she had somo-
thing of strange and importsnt character to
communicate. IL WAS bora Of resnr able but
not wealthy parents in Swcdeo." the lady
said, land came to this couctry with an aunt
when but child. 10 my youth had llt!o
companion. boy, about two years my senior,
whom was taught to regard ss 40 orphan.
adopted by my parents His nane Was differ
cOt from ours. My father died after left homo
and mother married again. Then the c,mpsn
ion Of my youth came to America, The meeting
between Us was most happy, and all the lovo
and aft, ction Of our childish days wero renew.
cd. Sumo time alter he secured good
position aud We we're married without
the knowledge of cur friends Our married liro
was most happy one and in due tima bosutl.
full babe was born to US My mothar came to
Americs rather Unexpectedly snd .lad At tho
house Upon being informed Of my marri. grsud
the name of my husband she expressed the ut
most grief and made the startliny anr0unuemen.
that had married my own brother Jud % Nell
sons visitor was go overcome in relating tho
story that she sank back in her chair and sobbed
for several minutes She was informed by his
honor that in the sight of neither God nor man
had che committed any crimo. 1t WAS evidently
the wish Of both, ho Said that they Should Cease
living as man and wife, and he would take The
proper steps to have the marriage declared null
and void. The lady left SITTER thanking him IN
an earnest manner. The Gaze was referred TO
counsel for settlement N. Y. He aid.
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moment Of our country's fate, that will jeopar
d ze the success CT the DEM cratic party AID its
p:inciples. II We do. never again can ue lsy
labs and patriots
TO this is subs ctibed the Games Of score Of
we'll knowD and highly respected rcadiusters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

The fugitive slave which MIR. Goscheu pro
tected at Coostaotioople belonged TO the house
hold of ex Sultan Murad, and is Involved 10
some harem Intrigue. She declares hat her
life Is endangered. Mr.. Goschen telt bound to
protect her uutl ito authorities guaranteed her
safety.
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DIED

In Philadelphia. on the 10Th of June, LILA
A., widow of the late Rev. Magruder Maury, Of
Virginia, and daughter of the late Rev. q. W.
Andrews, DID, of SheppardstoWn, West Va,
in the 10th year of her age.
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MARR,IED

A: the residence of Mr.. Richard Thomas, in
Lewlsburg on the It'll instant. by Rev. NJ. l..
Lacy, D D., Mr.. CHARLES =. PICkIN, of
Alexandria, Va and Miss III AGGlE ID. HEN
MING, OF Lewisburg, w. Va.
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sn upper end window by ladder, and he ia;
followed him in to see what he WAS about hu.
Ich failed to reveal the presence of ally othe,
though the ladder was at the upper viii dow and
the lower portion Of The house securely fastened,
neither was any hing disturbed. Murray hsd
small sum of money in the house, both the sum
and the place being known 10 the negro bu,
neither it nor anything else wss disturb.t, The
failure of the negro to announce his presence,
even when discovered by Mrs. Murray until
after the lamp was lighted, is remarkable II
be had been there to protect the family he would
most likely have at once alarmed them. Taking
sill the circumstances into consideration, the only
plausible reason tor the negroes presence and
action seems to be that he was attempting TO pass
himself off on Mrs. Murray as her husband As
soon IS released BY Murray on his explanation
he made himself scarce Y neither he will bs
further looked for or not is unknown; but the
case would be interesting to investigate, tor il
the negro did not intend violence to Mrs. Muir
ray by false personation, what hs did wasn't there
is not clear. He could have taken the m oney
and been gone without discovery so it does no!
appear that that was what he was after Alto.
gelher it is queer case. Our.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

A Garfield and Arthur lag has been thrown
to the frctz' ct Herndon, Fsirf cnuuty, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

STEEL and IRON DOUBLE and SINGLE
~ PLOW PLATES, finished and unfinished,
Just received and for sale at SO King st corner
of ROYAL. Gall and see.
apl4 J. T. CREIGHTON O. S0N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

JAMES BARBoUR.-lt is az iDdisputaEl. fact
that the principles soup rehendsd ia the Bar
bour bill have AID still CO.'S ilue the basis and
creed OF the reacjus'ers. Another may be o
sup rlor io the capacity for organz .tiou and
coutrol OF men, but to the master MUD Of Hoo.
James Barbour. of Culpeper. was it ASSIGNED to
emhody 10 the firm of law the true and reel
PRINCIPLES OF rear iuStment The Barbecue bill |!
the Barbour bill so often repeated, is DOW &
household word and is r,cDgoiz ID IS the true
fslth OF he reacjuSter party. Its author Hoo.
james B'rbour, was deli gate to the Cincin-
oal Convection. snd by his vote assisted 10 the
nomination Of Har Geek and E1gst aud in the
formation OF the National D. mgcratic atforn
upon witch every democrat must stsud. Mr.,
Barbour IS an cd time democrat and caDoot
see why his reac justmeDt views should DR. vebt
him from voting the regular dem cratic elector
al ticket. Why cin't the average reaoiu4ters
follow this great leader without fear OF iniuriug
their cause. They can aud Will, and these who
think olher1ise kooW every littlo # the strong
hold dfmocrstc principles have upon our peo.
pls.-Od Commonwealth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-09

AVN GRASS SEED-The celebrated Eng.
- lish Lawn Grass Seed that we have been
selling for many years; full supply Just re.
ceived.
sp22 ES LEADBEATER 3 PRO
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ROYDS MINIATURE GALVANIG
- BATTERIES. used for almost all diseases
throughout this country, are for sale at 90 cents
each, postage included by
NH II Z. s LEADREATER &BRO
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JOB PRINTING.
THE aLEIsNDRI8 GSzETrE
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE

We respectfully call tho attention of our Gus
toners and the public generally to the fact tina:
we are always prepared to executa All kinds Of