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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-21

The land in this enterprise lies adjoining the city and
only from ten to fifteen minutes walk from the Cour
House and less distance than from the bes
public schools zoo the city. IL il divided into
oNE THOUSAND TwENTY-FOUE LOTS,
Fify by one hundred size with sixty
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-21

certify that the the lands in the Portland
CITY HoncStead-the title thereto is perfect. being L.
patent-and authorize j. NJ. Rice To sell said property
the foregoing plan. I. y. MARQUAM.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-21

VIM Reid Banker; Hon. J. II. Mitchell, Ex L. Senator;
Hon L. f. Grover l. =. senator; }. a. Strowbrdge,
1hanf Meier 'rauk Merchants Geo. r. TTiuIes Printer
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-21
MAN,s AND woMAN,s WORK.

To keep the world rolling on as il has been do
ing for all these centuries, there have been need
ful two creatures, two types of creatures the one
an impOSsibiity without the other And il i
curious thought when we come 10 consider it, that
the man who is such fine fellow and thinks 40
much of himself, would after all be complete
nOnentity without the woman whom he has
hustled about and driven into a corner ever since
she began TO be. Now, il seems To me that the
first and largest and most fundamental of ali the
grievances of women is this: that they never have,
since the world began, got the credit of that share
of the work of the world which has fallen natu-
rally 10 them, and which they have, on the whole,
faithfully performed through all vicissitudes. 30
far as ] can see, the WOrkingman's wife, who has
to cook and clean and wash and mend, and do all
the primitive services of life for her family, has
harder and more constant work than her hus-
band has; and, rising upward i'm the ranks Of life,
think the same balance goes ON, at least until that
level of wealth and leisure i reached at which the
favOrtes of fortune, like the lilies toll not neither
do they spin But l am not concerned with those
heights.
The mans work lasts a certain number of hours
after which he has his well earned leisure, his
evening To himself, his hours of recreation or Of
lounging; but his wife has no such privileged
amount of exemption from toll. Her work is
'never done She has the evening meal what
ever IL may be, to prepare and clear away and the
children to get to bed, and the mcnding to do, in
the hours when he is altogether free, and cOnsd-
ers himself with Justice TO have right to his free
dom. In a very few cases does il occur TO the
woman TO grumble at this, or To wonder why her
lot ShOuld ne hafder Ihdn MS 10 IS u2turati NJ Is
her share. The whole compact of their married
life is based upon this, that she should do her
work while he does his; and her, is the share that
is 'never donen do not say word against this
law Of Nature; but object that while this is the
case the poor woman who works so hard is consd-
cred aS passive object of her husbands bounty,
indebted to him for her living and with no stand
ing ground or position of her own. She is so con-
sdered in the eye of the law; and, though the fool
ishness Of the sentiment Is too manifest i'm her in
dividual case to be insisted upon, yet she is i'm
piled I'm the general sweeping assertion which liz
cudes all married women. "AIen must work and
women must weep" says the ballad. | would
like to know what the fisherwomen of our sea-
coasts say to this lugubrious sentiment or how
much time they find to indulge i'm that luxury
Mrs. Oiiph0Ht IN Jumpers MdgdzHe
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-21

When we lick the gum postage stamp, We
do not stop to think that the Government spreads
S15OOOO worth annually on the backs of those lit
tie things i'm the shape of adhesive mixtures ;
when we slip a stamped envelope into box, we
consider not that their manufacture costs Uncle
sam S414,0O0; nOrdoes he who writes to China and
japan know that S5OOOO0 is necessary every year
TO carry his and other letters; nor does the carrier
dream that he and his cOnfrcrcs receive 81 100000
any more than the post office clerk that he and
his get s. 500 OOO but such the facts, shown
bv recent appropriations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Turkey.

LoNE0:i. jul -! IL u PRS ,;isr.;:h ~ tie
Times says: The Moatcotgriu nsect has pcss
poneG bis departure, OHiGg t. Fl 5 instruction s
ttom Cct,iIj Alexis PAsh.. Governor & .nsraI
OF Eastern Rum la, Instead OF goiny abroad,
will probably return shcrly ID Phiiipoopol 5,
The enro.llEs ni Alba, III, t0s been proc,rGius
ior some ds55 o! ore IT tic n0:Gu;s il Cen.
5 .aniGople, bu, as The ptCt is ratn, + ccp.iicu.
Gus The cticc will be ron )vAd to laslcio. furih.
CT up the Goidco Horr. Thee iacts. tepatLer
with The ;c,ocnts from the provinces, tgni 10
show that sla?e Il tie AitaHiars are 10 earnest,
and that Tic eeitu OF territory to Greeoa uud
MontcrCrgo will not be Effected pi,hou. tl,od.
shed.
Il horhn Hrrltci to the Times says: Vuy
lively Intercourse has been pre- ,cdug during
tho last few days between the different cabinets
for the purpose CT comi0g to an uG,! 'rstautiog
Oh the S C. 10 &c taken IN case The Porte de-
cincS TO XccU,o tie resolutions OF the conter
e1c,. Tie news OF the appointmcrt of Elussen
llusni Pasha as Turkish Minister Of War j.,
regarded as sign that tho Porto prefers q
peaceful solution Of the questions o! is.uc, for
OsmGu pasha was believed 10 be tho sirougts 81
supporter OF armed TtsSiarc,. 10 his dsmis
sal Is observed tn, growing ittl!enoo Of Mr.
GOSchen. the B'lii,h Ambassador to Turkey
Tho Cenaarticorla o1rrs pandcn! Of the
Daily TIt g;auh says: ! ha 'aI! of y ;nan pasha
and Gervich l'a,ha is attributed to a report
made 70 tie SGIt.n That they wero 90 the pt 1T
of prtclrlng Lis deposition. 1t is expected
that the appointment OF O3Tan Pasha IS Mar
sla CT he Palace will oay subsist for q few
days. The correspondent says ho hears from
good authority that tho fcrcisn ambas ,dors
have compaircd to the Sultan That there is TOO
much Albanian i,tllenco 10 his clbincs.
a SoaCh from ConssautiDoplc 10 tho Times
s1yS Though tic action G! the Porte il still
doubtful, il is certain that the imperial troops
will not be employed 10 cJeIoo those whose rro
itss;d obi;c i to oppose ACKNOWLEDGMENT o!
the empire. ard tho question aris,s whether
the Greeks and Mon.encgsias c,n, u1aiied,
take pos ssion OF The celcl Gistric:s. The
general opinion 10 ConstantirOHlc ia that they
will fight, not for the Satan, bu: for iudcpcu.
decc!, AID the final result will undoubtedly be
the loss OF Albania. The Porte sctmI 10 re
olso;zo the possibility that their domination 10
Europe is nearly terminated, aud arc selling
large quantities of ncclcsia.t cal rriprty and
croSn lands in tho European prcvitc,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
Supposed Maniac.

DrEGs. Gel, July ll.-This evening n! .
O'clock al uHknoTn tramp, about thirty years
old, came % The depot here, and while engaged
ia conversation suddenly drew a largo butchers
knife snd gsve Samuel Green Il cut over the
eye Gu! John McGlynn so thst his bowels came
out. and tEcn stabbed Frank McCrncken, the
telegraph operator. probably fs!ally in tho left
side McCrsckcn ran EC7oss the street. followed
By the tramp wac wss shot dead by "A constable.
The tramp cannot be i!oht;i!"Ci, but is supposed
to haze been n maniac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
SIernI hy lightning.

EJr"LETowS, n. Y, July l,-HoTol
Beske's barns, at ruriys station. near ,bi.
place, were s.rnci; ~ lightning yesterday atIor
coon snd banned 20 the ground, with twenty
tons Ct hay and a Gnsntity of grain.
The rain fail in this vicinity yesterday was
very heavy. Between MlddIetown and Mount
Hope iic,ca gaze, accompanied by rain and
hail. Frustrated the fences ard trcea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
SsrIkc.

HEADING. IA Iu'y l2.--ihr heaters. rul-
l'r~ aid 'Iu.2!l-, numbering tliy men. ,m-
rios"d g. 'ha sheet p'll, :. department Of the
Eeadln. Iron Nn,ks s;rucs This morning
avairst a r"':Gr';on Of 10 per cent. Two hum
dfci a"d i'v 'nca are thrnwn ont NJ work hy
thr -irIk" ati Tie nil is stcprr;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
SlGrsy.,

tH.CNG". Jay IA porii,n nI the cry OF
Waterloo. Ia. w4s ii ,oicI yesterday mornlug
Nv heavy rain ; arm. S.rns agd anal build.
lnSS were moved iram their fluctuations. and
more substantial buildings rarity sutn, r10t
/ 81 boss and Uuo girl were drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
Throwing sttriO!.

BALTIAnEX. July l2.--Ed ward Hartman. n
German, WAS arrested in this city to-day for
throwing ritriol into ,hn evts If his wirs whila
asleep in bed this morning Her left aye is said
by In" Ut r,lcI-; ha destroyed. His only OF.
cmsc iJr thn hc. WIS hat ho dAlIkci her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

Observation-Disclosures. STANsBURY Il BRo,
minui. C urets sud deaI,rs 10 stoves aud linwarc,
have REMOVED THEIR STOVE AND WORK
SHOPS TO TnE SOUTHWEST CORNER KING AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. (in the McRurney
hulIdlnr,( where they will be PLEASED 10 see all
their old cnS!Amcrs aHd the public generally.
iS2 e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
g'eLiEi<nI.

New York; jay l2.--Tic democratic con-
rressonaI nnmlnt:"H met ut noon Il day at the
Hoffman Hong. E9?a lluuton. oil Virginia.
Is one OF The tcmmlttcc Sho Was pcs M. The
campaign tuS u: 81 is uuder discussion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
TNrrihlC HlikISInr.

ODESSA. July - las. week timber RAFT
with 40 persons co board WAS dashed to pic $
10 the rapids Ct he rivc1 D1irp:r. snl al per
l.htH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

NJ uTiCE-I have this day appointed Mcssrs.
~ CHARLES a. YOHh and GEORGE 4.
SlEl N Il my sgcnts to coEdu2. and carry on
for me, in the city of AtxIntria, Vjrsinis, tho
business of The manufacture and sao OF CIGARS
and the ssls Of TOBACCO and uiha. s,t olas
usual sold by tohacconsts. the said business
being flr the present carried on at the n. z. coz.
ncr # King and Faiiri1 s.s alexandria Va
JYi2 w f. K. GORBETr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
Ese,,tis.

l.oapoN. July l. -plelra Paul du Penn
maYrar, ;hrcsIehrat,d Fforel, painter. is dead.
The Rev. Or. ,Ichn Cvla MlI|tr lca! at the
sgetI sgysX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

fol- % d . !.
,....I,.- r..u.ioasI ran. uo,tocas. generally
carving % soa.neT!y winds, ststioEafyo' EiEHT
lt;Hrara!Gra, a:d siat!oaa:y i0ioWca pS 'Si''"E
ih'oi"e:'F. -
Epr-n.ors -Y,s. orda7 was problbls the
,,.rn,os, ,}ov oG .tc rrcsan. hot spell, tic mG..
,,[g n ,hn ;hnrntnc;Hr RAGING 9 degrees 10
'"@ '!A9t' INC "'.''I'I o, n tho c,n,ro
,-.: I Ia,,'-.I tn~cbni wer, unr:n,l7
Fa'.I'1 ~ .i'I o;rorr.t,rc' ravn Rev d.. Bal
,:'o ,c,C1 ,,aahvtrrian Caurcb. al en-
I'll n,n;c--iog christians some tx-
'.,'i;nnir n!,;n ,rrtbs SAID lie. not uoti It gets
49, 49,, c,n,;uc: var tnaocss 70 NJ
i'UI .i':a ,o,.,;oos ~ cr,or,niomcn,s rr %
'' ',.!>, - +, sir;r, f,r thu wcaI,, and
'.Ho,' Of ''a N3F'' VII u i c V@.'u
u.s. ioF "o7.H"n' i.f -, "''o Nu .a
'rI5i@3l.' G:"Ja VI r,,h r,oL r"osn, ,oo NJ
"3Ta'n.S 'aus' re- ",, .Y' -.
what may DC called ii!r weather ch!ists'hs-- pro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

Nohif en- X;eed the io!l9 Gni .tup idiy Of
those who submit 10 The pavgl OF the vsrlous
forms and complications CT rheumatism end
gou'. by which they are tortured and dissblef,
when they cin b7 one tr two arplic,,ions It
q Is L'nimeut iidide Ammonia. obtain 10
stan,aaetu' AID permanent r,l'et. Sold by all
druggist. Trial re o5o. Send for pamphlet
to DR.. Giles, 10 West Biosdway, N. Y.
Giles Pills care Headache
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
LDsHI fsfSES-E TFrS

The sIrtm,r .|loo Mose!,y. which las been
plying between this ciry ard Norln:k. will b,
put urrn the Per route q! Ling Btuch NIX:
THURSDAY
There will be a llarc'ck and EIglish cub
orean z,l at Faittsx Z. H., on Tuesday cveo-
:ug, pledged to support he regular democratic
electoral ticket.
Marriage licenses wclc i>su in Wnsiiog!on
90 Sau:d. y to l.. i. Taylor, OF that city. aud
Fraorfs A Fa,o Tor, Of Charl.s county. Md !
and JohO /. ia leo end J. Ann CIslke, both 81
Rappahannotk county, Va.
Tie roDaics Of jos. +. Wilsoa. whose body
vas ctrd W. 10 the Potomac ly The tiicerJ OF
tn" s:camar Aiatlsno last Friday Eero taken to
N9r!,!k or TIC steam c: George Laary Saturday
esetins. They vi be slipped iton Norfolk
to Rtltiph, n. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

OVERHEARD A willie wJmau aul MN
clme 4; WI from Wushn1tou to d.y 10 a row
bra' ard while 10 the i. ci AZ tho loot Of King
rect, :hc sacl- created by passing steamers
caps Vi ho woman 10 Oc ilroWa over u ,arl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
Tcie.rapl,ic Convention.

BALTIMORE Ju'yl3 The Third -nnual mt OF
ing oi the ASS .a!ion Of American District Tel
cgraph Companies was held in this city to. day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
IN EN1CINAL,

NlD DIR. DOUD'H POWDERS NO, = will
+ cure al chronic and obstinate nsrpous di.
Ss@s"S, su2E "a general nervous debility, invol-
unt~ry seminal lossea caused by indiscreton,
"xccss's, &c, az by lascivous thought, and
d'nains producing grost physical and mental
wnskh,ss AMI often destroying both body and
mind, snl bringing on dimnes, OF vision, early
decay, nniversal lsssi,ude. impotency or physi.
rtl 'ncspac!ty, insanity and consumption Prics
> per rsc.iaeo, or six packages for IS.
7 TX. hOrTS FRENCH OWDERS will
~ cnra Diseases OF the Kidneys Gravel, elect
aud al! nrlnsry Diseases nervous debility, los. of
manhood, seminal emissions, impotency caused
by indi:cretion in youth. excuses. etc female
weakness or whites scro(uls syphilis in all ita
io'ms and All blood and skin diseases speedily
cured, Prico 50 per box. Sent by mai! secure
from observation on receipt of price
*. HiINTERS SYPHII1TIC PILLS, a
~ specific for Syphilis in all its forms. and
cre:y vcsIage OF the disease eredicstei from The
system. Scrofuls and all Blood and Skin di.
scnses speedily cured. Price ST.; largo box s..
sp2' JANNEY & CO., Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

DEAD Mr. s. Il. Dillon, ST, M Ga and ro
sr, "a clz:nS, died ut his r, sid noe in the
klfI Sa'd. this morning, alter short In-ss
o! u cAmp'ia.'inu OF diseases. Sir. D,l0r, Who
"Ss 10 the - 5car of li4 NO, cane to tIi4
CITY d.rcc. from lreiant, in 1851.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12
~ Notice Tho Conservative residents ,

re- Notice The Conservative residents OF
the let ward arc requested In meet ST. the stand
on Windmill Hill IL night, al O'clock. for thu
purpose ~ tti' ting ~ rmaneEt ~ ,I!H ,tirn {
the Flrs. Ward Co; sentative CAB. L.
.c&- here will ho q Called meeting Ct the
by h!nGion Steam Fire III gins Co. in their hail
Munisy evening. a. s O'clock. Business e in
pcr:ance t. be rsrssctei. A fall attendance is
required.
y IoHS LANNoS, Secretary.
VsKUSTEE'S SALEM FAlkFAN-By vir.
n tho # n dcod Of trust from j. u. Crockcr
snd wife tstod Aug. l2.h, l$.i and duly re
c ,rded in the land rtc n7ds OF Fairfax county
vs.. ard for tho purposes thoTe;n monticnsd l
shall Otter for sA;e by public gu ,tion. in front OF
tho Court Hruso door, at Fairfax G.. h., on
MONDAY, August .GS, 1880, (court d ~ \. l.,
m, the TRACE OS LA nd conveyed by the
above dsod, containing I'll SID SLIGO acree ".
ing upon The rosd leading from Lewensville u
Lax g'ey, s7io;ning tho lands Of Smoot PescccI,
and others, and known rs tho Dor Crocker''
place
This salo will be IN :de subject t. deed Of
truss dated Avg. ls..t. u secure Hilbert Pn,rnck
The sum at S!'u
Terms Of Sale: CASH
mann An PEACOCK Tras,ae.
E.irf.Y S0untc va Iulr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

pollCE ITEMS -Mavor Smith presided at
rolia3 headquarters 10 day AID disposed Of the
blowing cas2s:
Jcho Ihlroton. ct Wa.iipgton, Tor bciog
Ira1k ari dlsolderIy at The stcambrat wharf,
Was foed s. and t,r oon, pIynC1t Il said foe,
locked up
Blr jImi1 iIa.h,s for beicg druak ADD u.inc
Threatening language towards lis lat.ur, was
hnrc - sod 10 default f poytn"ut 81 nd fac,
Licked nj,
LIZZIE Davis. foe usiug ub.c &c I,ululsn and
throwing stones on the s.rCris. was tucd s..
aud licked up for paymtnt.
h'hcr Johnson. Tor dlsaIi:ry cJn.uG:. was
linni - ord discharged
i'teInric ;clcias,cr d licnltY, the hearing CT
winch was als pnn'd uaIi thIs uorninR. came
~ hciuro Justice Thompson. and was az jis.cd
- tho satisfaction Of all the parties clno,rncl l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

ADMITTED TO TIE RAE.--Mr. James Il
Catou, having uassei suc1, s,Iu|'y tic ANNA.
ions before ,)u!gH Keith. at Farifx Court
House, and Judge HI:tor, at trcdcrcks urr
w5S 10 day adulttct TO The bar snd eIauud
icrmiSsion fn rr.c!ica !aw btfpc the Corpora
tlun Cont f Ills ii.p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

EETFNARY CELEBRATION - Not~il s!and
TX tic lutr;:c heat, a large ctcwl Ui Sunday
c ,oni ;chpis's aud thrc friends and i,errD,s
as-gn 800 at lie Baptist Chuicl, Ecs ". s.
ptr'ck, pastor. Yesterday rvcLing nt !, o clock
70 participate 10, ard wltLesI tho service, in
h,n"r tt ika funtinr Of the present system o.!
= iii 'a9 'cN"o'-. oV"r onc hundred years apn hy
Il ,b"n k.tt'". 81 E"5c'-t'r. Eogland Thr
y r''~r- ~"'r 81 a Inn-i lot. rrstlng chsr:c.rr
cont = 4 o S.n.itp ant "hir'$i-S II! Nj. +
\ iEyrIi'c. " n hc!'rr - :h' rcnUu Nv. Mr.
i,-r., "ni Il ~ Nr Sack ,ry. 1T Wl-hluy
inr |: :. t.. II. Nt.au, Al: t. bars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

HE RIVER. jos below Wrahiorton. AZ :;
" - ca ihI- tV'nitg. pres ntGd lively sight
Abru' eco Iaiic lIte :u,a t'ait-) tr k loose 10
the E!s'"rn Branch AMI Il atcd ont en- The
r.v,r ihe sc. IN rCty Of Vas! layton S. rock
ole Il Iha locH, tint TO damage WAS done. f
short d lay occurred. GA one Ct tho logs. out
Iii tie middle OF the Ilvar. . nrGro man sat
"a s'IsGdle' cniup;g wy ilIe onccrnrd
ihlat tis saf,ty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

FMQUETl CROQUETll CROQUgTi l.
~ We have in store and fer sa!o cheap a rica
line OF Croquol sols. MCLEAN * UuLKk,
mSl3 tt kXnp street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

TIE AEE0WsMiTli.--fIho steamer :. Y. Ar
row !mitb, mentioned as iisvog Passed up tie
river from Baltimore, where she had been char
t:r5G TO iul cZcu:s0us, co Saturday afterooCn
last. 20 " sshiDetor, arrived 1t the ship yard
10 this city this morning. and was Immediately
hauled up 90 the Ways for some slight repairs
Ii 10 unders!t !, that, having fCc:v3i the con
trac: for carrying the United States mails, when
tic NECESSARY rpp.!rs are completed she Will be
a. oEce rut on the route between Washington,
this city and tho lower Poton'c lanG!0es.
The following is from the Baliimorc AmG.
rlcan Of YESTERDAY:
The steamer ArroFsmith, which has Of late
Seen transporting lGsser g"!S t. Lake ShGle
H.sch. new resort at the mouth Of the
Meeotty river, has always baen koown az fast
aud well oitd boat. but soue time on Friday
night she made one OF the bost trips to DO re-
Corded on her log book. aud yesterday molnog
he * cursionists found themselves LETT badly
l. seems that she brought in her excursion
party 90 Friday 0ight hbont | | clock, AID tied
up at her wharf at Light street. She was not
ntti,ed particularly, and those who TorkC d
| around The wharf went home. That was the
| last seen Ct her She slipped cable some tue
curing the night, and soudjCG away to other
waters, s. that the supcroumtr,ry deck hands
aGu ihc tX;nfs0GlatS Who came Gown 10 lake q
Saturday, ruo down the bay, were stIckeo
dumb with establishment at Gndlrg her Con est.
| Probably It YVES sulphuie;tci hydrogen that OF
| loaded htr n,srIII, hu; still moro hk,? is :Ac
story that her cGGrtrera and her oTscrs
| could not get aorg together. The VS.
c. IL Cwocd ~ Tho Steam Ferry Company
Of Wash:ns!ou, ard was chartered at the open.
ing of the excursion season by ilrssra
Gorsuch aud Gould. TO run to Like
Sho:e Beach. Tho agreement, i: is alleged, wss
that The chEtnrcrs should settle up each day for
shout Sli) the boat ran all right. but Mr.
Gursach and the captain could never sgrea.
at one limo Gorsuch charges thst tho cap
tain tiai up at Inc beach, and refused TO
! lnshc 81 afternoon Fri p altar 10 mad boon
spccla'ly ordelei TO DO 80. This caused
tad t!Cot, and when i. was whispered iii a.
the prOpric!ors Of Like Shore had f1iiod Tor
several days 10 mo up TO the terms of ths reg
uler agreement the steamer t ok her departure
1t must DO said q. tine When the least inConve.
| Hirnca WAS c,u:ed. II is sail that one Of tho
owners IVES over here on Friday, and had talk
with the c.l.sin. Il WAS then, doubtless. sr.
ranged that tho steamer should take summary
acton. The p!o2rietors aro CertSiay LEFT in a
bsd Ic!ape; but they will probably charter
"nohcr !tasm r, as tha attractions Of tho be .ch
were just beg ginning 10 be known"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

I HNn LBS CAN CEMENT for frui.
4 WV CARS. Tho trade supplied It
b1ttom figures. MCLEAN s. UHLEH,
ltIl s6 KING sfaoni
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

,;,h,,', 2lh "i!h'3~ The >ulcrinrs o. .hr haty,
u,,g. ''L".a o. 10 y''cmc pl'y; 10. these nj
$780, 1', ho"'vcr, -. hnn'+ i:,ty Ss.po - a
0''fr''Nr 'mody. ' S''' - u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

''AN lkEi"iir. For some tuo past tie
',.",h'S over tie NHginia MMIaGd railroad
a,f,, On V,fy heaVy. Saturday night lest
{, ear 'oads OF cHtic, hcsiits Other sock,
H. j. q IRON along The lice o. tie Manassas
4 ' ''' i."l passed thrcuGh tits civ over the
4 "''''a Midland road 10 Bslmcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

u: ,tr' on Il steamer City OF Alexandria
~ Hiond'y. Wednesday and Friday n,cyIc
Ia al aud everything is done t. prcvrL,
4. >, 'ry or Improper c,DGuct on Use
a., Tue ."al leaves at $ p. r. AID iciurt It
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

WATCH KEY. TWEEZER snd EsR
w SPOON combined q good articio for
sale by JAS. +. Cabin s SONS,
myIU G3 k;pp e.r,nt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-12

HiE. tulcoKhN. fife ma,y friends of MIR,
y. ". t'c ian. vic IL nos :, jo-r0ioy q. q c
"I"'haTnr u hIte Suipiur Sprlnss, apl WHO
80 rooted ~ tCiCeTapl! Yesterday az >cri,u,y
ale VIII be staI To kuow that . i.pa'ch 10 day
!" a IT" nj IN this city from Sir. a Hyde. hs
r''Fsie secretary. who had b,cn card liiler
~ .HT' tcIroran ; rjndlticn, sols MIR. e.. IL
Hue" letter: nothing uuusual the matter