davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-12-20

=, FntsTl!Css MONNOE, Va. Eeo. l7.-sln}.-G Gcu.
uenrxe W. tlotty, u0tiltnnnlnB tln post, haa ~.
esiy', nrders trtn tue War department to ahilt
Pr % nc lnrEu setl-nrh sntoth. .horp El,fH, nav
!y.sK Iisalot!ntett llero ~ New York 10 t,u a"nt
Aluas for "" l,rIn!su of huyluK thn, co,ivortosf
into elxht.tneii rtt'c.! eeeh:loadng c,lllt,ol,
weigh l6,taD pounds eIth. Th6y will DU sippUi
on baturl!uy nttst by ln OLD Uosuis,so1 Hteil,l.
BhlJl Company tU Now Hnrk,
From, resent experiments 1t hAs becn found
that tlls 6t{lc ut yin Gun be cnycrtc.l iutu
elKtt-tnct rlits s,litcl' eheaer lhun thoy Gun 10
bcr nf this ellss On h,tttt wrt aru 1T very little
tlr IN thelrpresent shAE, 1t ls lrt,tH,sctl tu unkt
this chnHxU u1Et mount them on Improved iron
CarrluRcs ~ rapidly AZ Yu1tls can llo Uutljjl,ti
fur thu work: 1'hcrO HrG sulnu suyenty.j.yu hero
mounted Aha IN tho yard that uCtl this modern
Improvement very bAtlly.
uljy thu ImurOyOu How.. Rrntea DnsIa,,
, 1880-12-20
IRISH LIBERTY.
A Roustng Land.League Meeting on
the West Side.

the Weat S1Qe.
Speeches by Judge Moran, A. L. Morri-
soft, and Others.
A meeting for tho purpose Of organizing n
land LonKuo un tho West slo WIS held Inst
evening IN Atnskoll I1nll, OH t}csplaIt,cs stroot,
with ], j. TItxgIl,bons th tho chnir. Thoro wcro
present, besides lhrHo number Of 1n,ost Il. @.
CatlaGtmn. John Cooke, Charles Mcdonald, T.
ONeItl llusscl Tom Irnnan, Judge Moran. a.
l.. Morrison. u. O'Mnliey, II. r. Fltz0itbon.
JUDGE MORAN
was tho first spcnli1r introduced, md he spoke
OF tho lniputttcs of the lnnd system In ireland,
which ,nado these pnor pcnro acrfs. lilo alluded
to tho nnf1. rxiatHH between tho Religious eects
III ireland In this land ruform movement,
which showed thu 'notat of tho reform md tho
sinc1rlty Of tlluse cnEnuol In It. II thorp wns
certainty Of iand.tonurp In ireland II WIS step
III tho right direction, ard n move tnwnrds Irish
nationality, 10 which ireland wna surely 1ea-
tIuetl. THO cry Ct tho Tories wns to put this
movement dowp by coercion a1,d force. They
wcto not blDudthirsty In this movement. They
dcslrgl tn shed no bluOu. They must erbnrk
heartily III T. practical movement, because It
na nsas /" ssa ss M y hsp sHHL ~ Laaso chic
mutation, which 'na'Ie Eae'sh stSiesnen tte.i,s
tllo poople In ireand rcculvod coiopensa;,
nni lipelly acquired ttlo. how ionEs
would it be. nefuro ireland would have i
% c s wno s n o 'hu w fSe e
n!d to the tnun WHO wurc struggling at honle.
Tho tpxt speaker WIS
4. L. Mcnntsoa.
Thoy were not t,prg he sud. to advocate npren!
to arms, At t1ley would not say TINT that ti.ne
would MT cn',,c. 1!t never Thought that ho
, 1880-12-20

HAYS City, K,.s,, Dec. Io.-In tho fall OF 1879
our county harvested tw0nty.tlvc acreo of s,co
corn. In 1850 wo Kurnercd over ], ,00 pores, Tho
Yield was all the way frou, ton to sixty bushuls
por aero. Our farmers know absolutely nothing
Ut Its hatits," aud thus tho discrepancy bo-
twoen dlleront farms. Il stands tho drought 10
ror cunt bettsr than IntilAn corn, mukes Flollor
feed mud bfcHI. and retals here ut tho same
prico.--:n nnhts pcr htlshe. It lsun,lucstionn0ly
success out hrru. Whom sown GrosidenBt, II rt,-
utlirgA ITO cultivation Gnd cnH he harvested very
easily. i, @, MpNTuO4gnY,
, 1880-12-20
LnMtlKrabberss Daughters,

LAlIiLN ItfH tI1A HI:sltF. Ittt, II. :. ;.
Tho latest duyclnpnlDut Ut tho llilll ssriko In
thu West ot ireland IL tho taking nf u pledxo on
M,arrytny Tho daughters Of "iaadgraT6ers."
YO "!an1Vrnbbers" with largo fulnilica OF l,lur-
rlaXe4ble daughters such u resolution must
es4ln by fur the worst Rpeees Of " Doycott!py"
yot ,-sui,fcloAt In Itself to Justify tho
, 1880-12-20

A great variety Of styles, Including many now
rich sets covered with 8atil uli vptvet, n ct,sn-
binut'on Ut cnors, hand-ratntctl unique dcsIg,,s,
can 10 found for sale, Ut prices Within tho rcach
OF ntl, ut tho pertumatosy of Stcplo j. rzico, llU
Randolph street.
, 1880-12-20
Wanted 10 Rcnlnrry

Levi Calktns desired to tnkr Il secon! wife at
vUrMun. Wis, bnfOrG his first w{0 Ind bern
tionti II month, lie could induce IN Clergyman
or Justice tn perform tho ccreinany, and 70 ho
lid 1t hmsoir, rcullng tho service III tho pres.
ence OF witnesses.
, 1880-12-20

Nero fitltlleti while rome was b,rning,-a
positive proof Of that wDrthy's freedom from
rheumatism. Modern humanity uSu st,
JAcobs OIL TOR this dreaded lilnlunt,
, 1880-12-20

A lsUtrchctaillg sultan.
Sid! NMley Nagsatl, tho Sultan Ut Morocco, baa
set touching exHMple OF rctrenchtncnt III hS
sup1ccts. Having completely drained the Iu,-
, 1880-12-20

Whore thcru is 4 weakness Of tho throat Or
gtitre1 to establish IL lingering md ReueralIy
tntnl l8scns0 Even whcr0 there f. no special
tendency to bronchial or pulmonary tronble. q
EoyciU cold, left to taky cure 0f Itself. often
plants the sgels Of IL serions rotnp'nInt, sure To
he developed by subsequent tnd!scrct0ns. Thlc
especial caro- Of your henlth, therefore. 'front.'
prudent!y res0ttiily to llr. Jnynn's E1peGtorA!t,
which will Boothc and atrenRthon tho bronchia!
tubes, attur Inflammation, uni clcAnse them md
oT prevention Ia hotter thRn II pound Of cure.
have tho most tlnbuun,lc confidence IN tho
healing anu reinvMttnR properties Of tEc Shake!s
SRfNapnrlllA.-IE. II. HYfHtun, Portsmouth. y. Il
, 1880-12-20

Iuy tho Improved Rowe Bcnel Dofdeu
bel!rck Co.. Agentss VI Luke Atroe..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
.YEIicS pN THE U.sE

The estimated c:s: Of tho new ros.o(fice
bulldog in Baltimore is 81 800 600.
Yesterday wai the hottest of the s:a:0u on
the New jersey coast and New Eaelapd
Thera were upwards Of one hundred rud
twenty five deaths caused by the hca: in New
lolk YESTERDAY.
j. i. Onohuolro, better k1cwa az IT, xis
.lic;. tho Doted sctut and plain. 40, did at
L?adVi'le CD Saturday last, and was buried With
military horors next day.
Tho totsl loss Of life by the burning OF the
steamer SeaTahako, on Monday. is not yet
knc|o. Several bodies Weru recovered yest, r.
day.
Circulars em0odsirg au advarcc of 25 c,nis
per ton in prices CT egg and pes coal fer barber
trade and the Same amount ia line aud city
prlc;s Of egg and pea coal were issued n! piii-
adclphia yesterday.
John IampdeD Cooper. Of Washington, D..
g., student and victim Of tho malaria ct
Princeton College, died ttcrc Oh Sunday night.
This IS the ninth student that has persisted
from the disease, produced q: the College fron
soaitary uismaoagement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
Eighth Conversational District.

10 the editor oftte Alecanclrm Gazette:
Tho writer cutortains towards G6ncrsl Huns
toa The most liendly fcc!iog politically, because
he is maa Of sterling qualities sad e rerrestn.
taiiVc of high Integrity; but Go1or.l l!uotou,
ia his address tctorc tho last cn7cn,ioc, psi.
lively affirmed hat lie would not gain Offer fer
tie position. lodecd, public s,nttoc3t Is be-
coming adverse 10 scmi lie teDure in cEico as
tendog TO make pubic servants III listers over tho
0mmonalty, therefore tho idea seems to obtaiu
that new Gsn will be s.ltcted ~ tho next
convention. Ether General Payue, Cnloncl
G.ts)n, Msj)r Conrad, maiJr Turner, or M:j r
les or would doubtless bo Ecceptabla 10 ma
loiltG or tho CONSERVATIVE voters, aud Should
either OF them receive the n1mlnatioc ieas51
ably coldia! support w2u'd &c tZt4na'd their.
Heretofore, with unicd party. VIC hlvo sue
c,eded, without much CtfOrt, notwii hist snGiug
tic stay ct homes il many districts ou!uu.n-
bcred tho PARTICIPANTS, tu: With lie rea lsttrs
ard rerlb leans working IN harmony, VIC
will. in eli probability, ili "Jordla q
hari ros! 10 travel" No man vho totk
an ac,ivs r.rt i, tho last SIa'n comics,
should b. noniaat3j tc;3u2e he womb be
handicapped from the very start. There
err hunGrcGs pow alicEalnd from Us. wha Sccd
10 BE- handled VGyy nl:rly, hence NO shcu'i
give them NAH whom they ela ,unp1r. with-
out cImriom'so Of principle. The ab3vt-
ncn;cd gentlemen, pcrhgp7 without an tynp-
ti1n, were moiG or less active in advocacy ot tho
McCulIGush Till, y measure from which oil our
diascrsiona cainated. Then ioea it rot APPEAR
tho rart OF wisdom to bling on: man whose
record IL PERFECTLY acceptable TO tho c}nFfrsa.
live party # the district az vel az to !hnsa whD
lett III OF t!n State deb. qlcaila? Now can
We fad such man? II so he ought 10 30 md,
cur standard Ecl1cr REGARDLESS, CT pG.=oaal pre-
fcranccI We believe aftGr o c:Tciui survey 0!
the field tha, s. &. Ncale, esq, wyu'I mski
straag caolida;e, and one CT ell othcfa whom
tho readinstrr leaders doa't want to sco romi.
hatcd. liz is yHuug man OF great personal
magnetism aaa ct stainless roru:a!ioa, aai is
wiiha snaa Of Intelligence genial, ty acd worth.
Rest assured that tic district, and csp1c ally lis
Gil t commercial ci'y. would never rcprot its
cho:c,. vi onrrao We nic somewhat :li5n in
this matter. i'lrbum has searched ia vain TIE
w3r!d ever i)r perfectly u ti1h person. but
am snro Gus country friends vii commend US
Tor urging the claims Fl cuc worthy towasmnp,
aad not, IS predicted in Certain communica.
tiar, IuEn ass!aSt IS because NO l,vJ onr nwr.
Y, Y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
ssfJ,F.EESE .TE:s@S,

z disraich f:ola Athens saroIaccs TIC death
OF Ito Duke Go Kcho!ieG.
Mr. Gootloe, United States ln,nt.!.. - Bel.
GUM, his pcc-cltcd bis letters oi recall.
The Forte has orde. ell s:s:c ofaiese th rough
out the PROVINCES on tho Greek froa.icr.
Tho e1-Emrress Eugenie embarked st Cape
Town, South s lf:ca, yesterday, te- EHglsnd.
The directors CT all religious houses il Franco
will close their doors 20 day and compel tho gu
thorities TO break open every individual ce!l.
The Vsticsa has instructed tho Belgian b;sh-
ops to contnne prudent, and. whilc opposing
tho oW educational law, to keep strictly within
the laws OF the country.
War mas broken Gu. between Eussi sad
China. The Chinoso army have c:u,ied Eus.
era khokaod, and Tho Russians are retiring upon
Osh.
The Only thing now under Consideration by
Belgium re!stiv. 10 It's relations to tho Vatican
Is wnetber the Psral nuIc:o u! Elu sells shall
receive his passpor. whoa tho Bogisn legation
quits the Vatican.
The King OF Spain has approved the proposal
Of Captain Gone5sl Bianco, that deccrslions and
rewards be conferred upon tue troops in Cuba rs
recognition of their services IN 1ucling tho il
surrectlon.
Ito famine continues in taa Districts Of bays-
I'D. Alashgers and Van, aud tho inhabitants gro
dying to Russian Territory. Ten thousand per-
Sues principally Kurds, arc reported to have
persisted from hunger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

10 reply 10 The Richmcnd Wing ~ would
state that the call for the Iale State convention
embrrc ID all conservatives irrespective Of dif;r
cn,es Ct opinions Oh State i;Eu.s; that unltr
the: cal! uary Ct the mos. prcnounocd read
justcr5 attended aul took 40 ac:i7c part 10 tho
prococdings that bouors EcIc divided WITH
them that without doubt test convention
Represented vast MI ri.y Ct the conservative
VOC II the State, aud thht il YVES cisiDc;ly
understood that all loca! issues we're to 10 ig-
n.r.d Tor he time, il trlsr tia. The Vote Of
Virginia should be cast for The DrmLe2s Ct the
Cir c. 1nasi cooveu!ion. Suca b.icg The case, it,
at this !a!c Gsy, il! btc)mrs "a m!0:rty to esk
q m:iolity 10 yield TL'ro can lossibly no
gogd arise to aCjus.@,s OF IunleFy by plac.
log O tEirl ticket 10 tho field and thus
hard over The vote Ct The State to the republi.
GAGS. 10 tie l:rguagc Ct Mr. Barbour, let us
present sold iroD: to tie c3mm0a crcmy and
arcr the victry that is sure to tJIioR uiicd
ac!ion then, if 50 haV0 family d:N,rrEocs," le:
US settle them aMotg ourselves az Firei1iu
men, fec, 10 face.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

Secretary Sherman removed Mr.. Smith, COL
Ieotor Of tho port Of Mobile, aud Mr.. Woltz. q
Clerk IN the registers cfFico of tho Treasury,
because they disregardcd Mr.. Hayes evil SER
VICE reform order and tcok a, active part in
politics, in favor of Grant. but no shuts his
eyes to the fact tina. Mr.. Scofod, register Of
Tho Treasury, left his oihco last week for west.
ern Pennsylvania, and opened tho REPUBLICAN
campaign there with speech on tho "purpcs cs
CT the Confcjeracy." Mr.. Hayes may az We'll
secure Mr.. Conk!ing s support Of the republican
ticket 10y complying with his demands for pub.
he and emphatic revocation Of tho generally
ignored and contemptuousIy spurued order re-
iorred to. Tho FARGO of Attempting to enforce
1t 10 SPECIAL and minor cases only renders il lhe
moro ridiculous and as the republicans will racl
al tho support they csn get ucx! Ncv,mber,
thore Is neither rhyme nor reason in throsirg
away that of MIR. Conkling by holding cut any
longer against his demands. imptrious though
they b..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

What q notifying thing politics is or
are The old rumor, to the etf,c! that tho 70.
publicans of New York wero going to coovene
the Legislature CT that State for tho purpose
OF so changing the law relating to presid initial
elections as TO mako tho electors elective ~
districts icstcld Of by the State at large. 10 IS
to secure tho election of majority of the p!csi
DENTAL c!tc:ors to when that State is entitled,
vas recently Icstortcd, aud hardly had it be-
cine current before some of the tco anxious
and ndlscrcot republican newspapers, believing
1t true, began to explain. excuse, defend and
justify it. The New York republicans era too
wise to DO guilty Of any such foolisbpcss as
that to which the Iumor refers. md hasten to
make that fact knowo. AID tho nowspapc.s .!s
luded TO are dreadfully chagrined thereat. Bat
leaving tho aWkwardDes5 ct these too eyer
journals out Of the question, there is hardly apy
thing that would be moro gratifying TO the
democrats now than tho truth of the .epo.t
which the New York republicans 80 enphati.
oally deny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

1t is understood that the white men who to-
long 10 that class Of rcacjasters 10 Alexandria
who have avoWed their intention CT vo.icy az
the July convention. that is General Malone,
drocts thon, Number exactly seventeen. Aad
still. according to the Richmond Wing. tsi
SO small shall wag the whole conservative parry
of The city. What is true Of Ak1,nd.is is
doubtless true OF Other cities and counties
IA tho State. The conservatives have done MI
they could to uaitc the party. If they have
failed it is not because they havo neglected. to
mako overlures. If there bo men who atilI
profcssiug to call themselves democrats, low,
when that party is assured of success. wiIl at
tempt to deprive Hancock of the voto of Vir.
GINA. theirs ho tho fault if they aucoocl. But
that they will not succeed ID apparent TO all but
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

exceedingly sraifylcs 70 the Democrats, but 10
slI patriotic cii'z'ns, b;clrsa it prssagc3 the
death oil iorgIi=u.
Among lhcs, discharged IF; III tho ofScs of
The District Commissioners yesterday vas Capt
Fl. b. Tyler. CT Fairtax county, who VS. ap-
pointed through the innuolc, of Gen. Hutton.
Mr.. John W. Beach, BROTHER of s. Ferguson
Beech, Of Alexandra. has been elected Presi-
deaf If Wesleyan Uaigersity at Middtloxn,
GGpnf c,icus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

We hAVcrailod in our -
'og r'adiusters:n find ono S,' VIII" '"'"E
Una. the 'u"o,'R Or Paparntu cIos Wv 'a' w.
that party will only res,lt disastro,1sa. neN ny
wings Oh the conservative .ary, ard Civ, WV w..
Rlna to Garfield, whom they ,rofess to d;s,,
as much as III, debt payers; aud got f,om ,bra
utterances OF the Richmond Wing. :, wo,I,
seem to be toregono conclusion that n ,;,Lo,
Will DO Eus in the field by the Richmond o..
vontlon Of the 7,h of July. Tho radical pres
OF the North is ri oicine over tho prcspcc. E.
split 10 tho party hero and basing its aleu-
!atlons upon the vote Of tho State on eccouc
thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
lCOMMUNlCATsD
ENG as knueTf


Fer Tie !hird Tina shall endepyor 10 arouso
tho people CT this city TO their duty. 1t Us all
try aud Thick little less of our Fret, Second,
Third, aod Fourth ward poles, flags, and de-
VV'cea, and our "9rdad' central organic atoms,
NC, ard look to something MGR, Immediately
and tTeoily affecting ls, viz: tho anutlipg, by
ID DOT OF The next General Assembly, of all of
cur suburban friends with all theic goods and
ehate's. It is only an &C. of sheer ustice to US
nete IN tho city. Let us extend our city limits
y. ~ al at least orc milo from our present bounds,
~.ni We now have police jurlsdic.ion. These
2ioio nave al tho privileges that VIC of The
oAy nave, o,,tbo uso OF tho strcots. nnnna
watsI, gas, ~, and justice equal and exacti
REQUIRES mat they should bear their fair nro.
portlln OF the expense Who will denv tb,tY
Aoa thcn Wo would make better show in Tho
census table. reckon there arc Of lcast is 309
outlying people, besjde5 s,ect deal Of -, Iv'
bio properly, that ahouId sppcar latsd m 1 onr
city tax books. Other cities auntx, ard nrcn '
ecrly, and do not, citizens, neelec! lhis an1
io1g:r. Ofccu'sq the denz,ns Of our suburb,
viii camor; but that wo must expect, end heir
NOISE Will not hgrt much. Jet us have iaslic,
dono DC the premises, by taking them 10" ont
of tho cold d 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

Gen. Mah0rc is reported as highly dissslis-
fed With The prominent part the Virginia dele
CATION took at tho Cincinnati convention. lie
has only himself to blame for his trouble. lie
was asked, nay alm;st ontroated, t, send his
own iavort:s to Cincinnati. but positively 70.
fused to have anything to do with that co1var-
ton or tho delegates that Vcto sent to It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

The Union League Club of Philadelphia has
ratified the Chicago nomination aud platform.
This IL the slmo club. it vii! BIO remembered,
that warnod The Chicago convention tibet it
would bolt Graot nomination. As Giant had
u large mfio!i.y Of the Pennsylvania yerubli.
csts IN his favor. this rccart action Ct TIE Cub
Is not ca'cnltcl 10 help the CAUSE 10 The nIcr
ost Of which it was takop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

FATAL HUMAN BIlE "A p,oit2ad sensation
has been clused among tho s!ilsgers of Rye,
Wcsichcstcr c.ua:y, N. Y, owicg to The death
Of German named Frank Guyers, who was
scveToly b;t!c9 somo time sine, By drunken
msn.
Somo six weeks ago i,w neghbors met IN
lerden's saloon, opposite tho railroad dcnot,
tiark Fingers, who also keep; driukipg pIec,,
belrg among tho Dumber. Hugh Reilly, O
tsemstcr, staggered in drunk, ard. tslinr
ohenso at some remark of Eoscrs, Reilly who
Is = powerful fclIow, rushed at Eageis and,
bultlng. him IN tho bresat with his head,
Knocked him to tho floor. Then, with the
ieric;ty. ot bulldog. Reilly thrca himself
upon Tho PROSTATE Term oil his v;c:in sp6
commenced to butt hiol in tho tsco. Alsers
10 protect himself, put out his left band.
Rhoh Reilly Immediately sciz ID, b,ipr The
thumb AID toreh2ger in Il shocking n1anpor,-
Tho hand and aFn became prcatcIy swollen.
causing NlyCis intense paiu--ihc wound caused
b7 i5lg \ loclsion ultimately Assuming N an
pealacc, OF rapid morth,4tion. Through the
treatcmen. OF phy scian the Wounds vas an
paren!lg healed. Lass Thursdsy, however.
Myers went down to the village, sud in q short
Time returned. as his wife states "all efipp,ed
up. 10 seemed to hsvo cramps in hil back.
rnd sides, asd CT planned Ct pains ali
over him. The dcc.ors could give hin no relief,
and alter sni1aiing iutnnse apnuy he died on
Saturday attefnOoo-.M Y Hrull
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convection.

Mayer Sli;h he's e3ilc d his iuttrost 10 the
cause Of publ, education b. ATTENDING the clos
i3g exercises O. al /! c :chco!5 and nak!cg cx.
c,ednsl; interesting and arprcrrie:e addtess' 8
to the scholars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

Certain Of our republican exchanges demand
of the people Of tho Northcrn States o solid
North to Offset solid South, and yet at the
sano lino fcliciato themselves upon what they
term split in the democracy of Virginia that,
they say. will DO the meaos of giving them the
State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

AfphENs' AMERICAN QUEES.-TLe sue Gees
OF tcis weekly is an example of what business
oaofgy Win discrimination can sc omplsh. II
IS society Journal of tho boat type, giving in
zach issue tho society dc:ncs Of the whole copp.
Ivy. written without tho falfomo :l,ttery to
wh'ch most personal journalism CT this cls.s
J., proro Aside from its aocety dopsrt.n INT,
Inc literary contents of The Qaoen are CT the
n'snest Herit. Az a watering place paper and
As guido for tourists it is uasurpassod. Sub
s2Iipi'on price 81 per arnum single copies Ice.
". Il. Andrews, Publisher, Now York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30
GAN AL COMMERCE.

Arrivcd.Bcsts 3 Williamson, 8 S uowisop,
American Fllg, aad s B,sdburn, 70 Ano-icnn
Coal Co; & L Gertrel and w III PIC, To-
Georges Creek Coal snd Iron Co; Willie shy
dor, to Agnea g Go.
Deratsed-Bosts Willie Snyder and | Reed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-30

Liberty in France is about as corrtc y ~, pre-.
cIatol hero rs it was in tho South undcs re- lica
rue, when native had no rights TINT n negro
or carrc! Dagger waa bound to respect. What
ut OF liberty is that which cyiles men from their
inns country on account OF their rcliSioua rpin.
Madam ipes have not changed in France siGcc
s,;l,.;oo ID. riding on tho tumbrcl to the
ara onm;,,,I;, ed. "Oh, liberty. what crir> -
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