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Connecticut western news., 1880-05-26
A Southern Republic.
CHILL AND HER PosTTIoN-A CHANGE THAT
 MAY BE MADE BY THE WAR.

One result to Chii of war with Peru threatens to be decided change in its system of government Hitherto it has been @ Republic, but 8 Republic con trolled by an aristocracy, very much as the old Greek Republics were. The power has been vested in the hands of the landowners, who have usually re- sided at Santiago, living there in ease upon the incomes drawn from their large estates. Their tenants have been mis- erable set of people as far as intelligence and the ordinary comforts of life are con cerned, and have been treated by their landlords as little better than slaves. But one element of freedom has been accorded to them, which has been the right to emigrate, and of this for two or three years past they have not been slow to avail themselves. Large numbers of them went to the Antofagasta district, in Bolivia, to work in the nitrate mines, where the rate of wages was much higher than they could obtain upon the farms in Chili, and their presence there has been one of the reasons for the desire of the Chilian Government to get posses sion of this territory. But these changes have worked somewhat disastrously up on the agricultural interests of the coun- try, and should the Chilians, as is now quite likely, get possession of most of the nitrate fields formerly held by the Peruvians, the drain would continue with even greater force. The strength of the land proprietors has been in their ability to raise grain at very small cost, in consequence of the low price of labor, circumstance that has enabled them to make shipments to Europe, and compete in the wheat markets with Rus sia and this country. But with mea- gre supply of labor, for which higher prices will have to be paid, this oppor- tunity will no longer be open to them, and their homes and the worth of their property must suffer a great decline. There may be countries where govern ing aristocracy could maintain itself even in the absence of wealth, but Chii is assuredly not one of these. The power of the upper class was first based upon the wealth of its members, and is pretty certain to leave them if this foundation is taken away. If the Government does not work the nitrate beds, they will prob ably be leased out to foreigners; but in either event the profits are not likely to benefit the large landowners. A higher rate of wages, being double what is and has been paid to the farm -laborers, will produce greater degree of independence among the lower classes, a spirit that will increase in inverse ratio with the inability of their old rulers to hold their own; and hence in three or four years aore it would not be strange if a political revolution occurred in Chil, unless the small ruling classes have the good sense to recognize their growing weakness and voluntarily make the necessary concessions, to sat isfy those who now have no voice in the Government.
Connecticut western news., 1880-05-26
The Lime-Klin Club.

"To die for ones kentry am glorus," began Brother Gardner as he opened the last meeting of the club, "but to live to plant beans and set out onions and raise 'taters am bettah still. I want to say now af1 neah, befo' the polytical cam paign oI. IS, dat any member of dis club who neglects his garden patch to hurrah for any candydate or help along any boom will be walked up heah powerful sudden! Polyticks nebber yit put dol lar in any mans pocket, nor added an honest loaf of bread to any laborin mans cupboard. De offis-hunter who will shake hands wid you an buy vile whisky for your stomach will tomorrow pass you coldly by an see you want for bread. Let 'em alone. Let dem do de hurrah- in, de boomin', de marchin' an de drink in, an you'll have bettah lookin' coat on yer back an more respect fur yerself under yer vests. Dat's all jist now, but I shell keep de subjick in pickle for a furder occashun.'
Connecticut western news., 1880-05-26
4 LOVERS QUARREL.

 could not hear all that they must have said But as sat beside the little stream Iwatehed them part, with just one angry word. She passed me quickly, with down-drooped '-' head, Red cheeks, eyes flashing with scornful gleam, nasty step, as by deep passion stirred; one ud not turn, nor look back where he stood ; butsvanished quickly in the thick green wood. T watched him sigh, then noted how he gazed Ather retreating form he whistled low And softly to himself in deepest thought He whispered, "Is she vexed ?"-then was
 amazed @ That twas, in truth, she really meant to go. He looked once more, as if indeed he sought To bring her back !; but on she went that day Then he went too-but twas the other way. They never met again; but oft see The girl, woman grown, come by this seat, And gaze into the stream with tear-worn eyes ! And then wonder why such things should be !! fl she had turned her head, or staid her feet, Life would have altered, Iove's bright sunny
 skies
 Shone OCT her ever! Tis but things like this That form onr hves and make woe or bliss
 All the Tear Round.
Connecticut western news., 1880-05-26

CEn1U1oD. than twenty sscellu- Ibid companies in this country are doing a successful business.
Connecticut western news., 1880-05-26

CoNaREssMEN usually travel as politi- cal riders. @ -
Connecticut western news., 1880-05-26
Connecticut Western News.
 PuBLIsHED AT cAEAAa, lITcHFIELD ,couETY, CT. EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, y B.HARDENBERGH. Editor and Prop'r Local News a Speciality.
Local News a Speciality.

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 must give notice at the EXPIRATION of their subscriptions, any previous notice not being saficient; and unless all arrearages are paid' papers will not then be discontinued save at she option of the publisher. "'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
kDSliticaI.

6 LOUIS Jaiy 22.-The lAic.iu sepcr:cd
ty TIC ,oliuit'co # ,he NasJuri demo-
rE4iG c'-rsnt:ju accepts aid cuGcrs:s The
riiCclplts r'ub1l;;G il me pIl:ioru adopted by
the rat!or*l {: L. ocratic p2,y 10 Juou 1880 aud
d. Eres 4 a ti'o .cm'5a!icn cf lIarcock aud
Eog'lsh Is r rI9ttcc Z! tatSest c1rgratulatioo,
not aiccc 10 TIC dem0oTas but to all patriots
lrresetc'lVc Of pgltY, Nc, &c.
Col. Thomas Z. Cri!tonden WAS nominated for
GoverLor, AFTER which the cor V antion adjourned
unlli 20 morrow morning, at > o'clock.
BURLINGTON, VI, July 22.-Tbc democratic
State cohvcntion for the nomination of q State
t;ciet and Two Presidential electors at large met
hero this morripg. The Convention numbered
over 400 delegates. beirg tho largest ever held
by the party in the State. The convention was
allied to order ct HIS by Hiram Aikens. cisie.
man Ct the Sslte committee, who delivered c
brief address. Col. A. D.cicy WIS then elic.ed
chairman and j. L. Stapleton secretary.
CLEVELAND. o., July 22.-Tho dcmce:atic
State convention assembled this morning 10 the
E:cid Avenue OncTa House. Theirs was /,
full attendance cf delegates. Judge L. D.
Thomas, OF Y ounF s:oWn, was ohos,n temporary
president. After his speech and tho appoint
mtnt CT the Gus omary committees, tho c>nVen.
tl)n iojs recess until this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
General Grant,

New IoRK, July GA Gsleus, ILL.,, soc.
claI 10 the Times says: 1t may BIO suholita-
tlVrly stated that General Grant has about
conn., letcd arrangements, which will make re-
cessarV lis living in New York city. lis has
been teldcred position, which ho has accept
cd condnionay, that will compel the change OF
residence IN sn,ioncd. The ex- Presidents tin Ia
New Mexico was one involving the Investigation
OF the enterprise which he has BEEN called I'D ~
to marage,an was not one of pleasure asreport.
ed. Lie was accompanied to Los VEGAS By
Interested parties, who Joined him at Kansas
City. His early return to Galena is looked for,
aud that be will make immediate arrangement $
to rtmove to New York o. bis arrival msy be
regarded IS c.rtain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
MlIrGprefS.

PeTTsynLE, Pa, July 22-Jsmes Wood
ngod SHY, engineer OF stationary engine for
tho Iehl9h Goa snd Navigation Company, wss
murdered last night AT Bull Run, between Tam
aqus and Summit Hill by masked men. Re.
venge seems TO have boon the motive, as the
money Wood had with him was net taken. Tho
old haunts Of the Mol Maguires have b,an tur.
buIent for seVersl days past AMI thu murder
was believed 10 be their work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
Dr. Tanner.

NEW York, Jaly 22.-D:. Tanner c,m.
pslned OF vertigo nrd sickness at stomach this
morning. but ct Dcou be was feeling better.
lie received letter from Dr.. w. B. Leo of
Marion. ILL.,. who SAYS he himself has tasted "a
days. ard another from Philadelphia woman,
who pleading leap year privileges, offers him
marriage. When last taken his pulse was y,
rather week and moro compressed than yester-
day; temperature 9S 3'5 and respiration lG. At
coon nc entered on the 25:h day CT his fast,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

ACCIDENT on TIE STEAMER MATTANo -
While the steamer Mattano was coming up The
river yesterday evening mr. j. 3. Webster. Gu
glnccr Of the boat YVES badly irj Ircd. A larcc
piece o.! ion attached to the mscbiooI5 fvIi ca
his lett foot and epkle. mashiug both seriously.
Upon the arrival of the boat in this city ho rjoI.
ed man was conveyed to bis home. on s.vetcEer
90 sou h Lee atrcet. where DR.. L,Ris rendered
surgical assis:arce. Mr. VIM. s. Moore then.
at the r;qu:st Of the captain. took the wounded
mau's place at The cugioe. ard c,rli:d the
steamer TO WASHINGTON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
ENHGrRbIC E'cOSDcfs.

New York. July o2.-It is considered TO 10
reasonable calculation that $4,000, 900 Of
gold vi | b. imported within the next two or
three months. The present surplus reserve Of
the city banksis about SIS. 500 600 1t msy there.
fore be said that the country has not for m,py
years entered upon the sutumn trade and the
movement OF the ctops with 50 favorable q pros
poet as the present one. 50 far as tho money
market is cotc,rncd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

AcGnFNT 20 A Crow SHooTER.-Cha:lss
Lyc-, q coIor'd boy Of this ci.y engaged at
"'FS On Mr.. johnsicn's farm, ;cics5 Hurtin,
creek, Slated out yesterday evening" to shoot
some Crews thnt had bccn c.mniliDc dcprcda
ions co Mr.. JchIs;oa's c:rn croa lie had cot
h''n cut long, hCTG v1-. befo:e be met with quite
">l7tic accident. VIZ ir the &c. OF loacioe bis
Au1 io sheet On Cd black cioa foil CT cunpiog,
witch Ic!cAed himself 90 hi short distance
'H, !. burst. tearlrg his hand badly. TIE
Hlund Vas attended his morning. by De.
GI.Sin AID Staber.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
Tao Gjr9DS. dc.

fETER'EUEG. VA. July 70 Information re.
c*iVcd here IRON d;Iirent sections of Lunel arg
snd Brunswick counties REPORTS the condition oil
ID" c!ors to bn vary promising, sptcialy corn
which If the finest s. caIly in the sc;soo Tor
gu years back. he ccr .inuous rain hers - day
oflAts great !o:i' there has be.n Il sssnt
supply cf water III t5e city reservoir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
The Turkish Question

LcNDoN: July y "A Berlin dispstca 20 tins
Morning Pos: says tho leading journals her.
evlE C, very little enthus;ss m at the prospecs Of
Ge!msny takirg an aclive part in tao :ecoaslrua
ton of Turkey.
A tonetantinop'o dispatch TO Tho D.iiy r.lo
graph says Grccc1 has just decided 10 inoh:l:%A
he. erTay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
D0inss OF an Escapea Convict.

LOUISVILLE, Ky July 22-h convict uanat!
Frankfort, on Tuesday morning, and in passing
through field mot q colored gtrl sboutlklrtoan
years OF sge. whom he outraged. then murdered
"nd throw her body into q rsvine. The fead
VAS captured soon after. srd is nov in sac
Keeping.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
Drowned

FONT AU PFC QUEBEC, July G2-Jo::ph
Archer. lumber MERCHANT Of q ebcc, and h
two SOILS. Wbi!o out sailing Yesterday, were
struck by squsll s1,d upset Tho father and
ono OF the sons c'uIs TO thu boat, while Apus.
tine, the CIDER s,a. st.ompted 10 SKIM assoro.
and was crowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Tho Virginia Midland Case.

hliHEVlLLE, Va, jay -. 1881 -CYurt
decided 70 Gay ihat it lad power 10 remove tie
c'se to L;is PIC. JUICE Buks vas ats,ut,
ard jog; M2gcu tis:eut.d TIC couYte'
ere 10 tic srauDeb;s n CT be!.ra Angus. I'd,
upo7 tie ons lau, rs this ir,per CASE 10 be
ftm2yeG! T. L. S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-A asu ,,essful at.
Tempt was made last night to rob The store OF
Nlr VIM. R:ck9r, corner of Prince and Fayette
streets. Tho thieves, four 10 number, had en-.
tered the back yard. and we're Just about max.
log their Rsy into the store. when they were
discovered by soma c,lored people, living next
door, AM s,ered IF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

UNANIMOUS FOR NEALE "A rumbsr Of
tairisx couoiy gentlemen. IS 10 all, collected 10
the restaurant Of Mr.. L. Scbwab, il lhs NJ al ket
alley, during tho riio this moruing, and 10 pass
away the time 1t was suggested by ooo CT The
gentlemen. without namirg apy of the cand
ditca. that vote be taken to determine who
should represent the c?ualy 10 lhe sxt Congress
oil TIC Ualed States. Tho ballots we're collected
ard couato5, resutiog in unanimous voto for
s. Chapman NoaIc. OF this CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
&Ud"EsssH SaEe:,,.
81 UNeal s. Lucas, Auc!ioneers.

By UNeal 3 Lucas. Auc!oneors.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE-Wiirbe sold ON
~ Roynl street, ia f;oat Of tho Market Hcu.c,
on SATU RDAY. July 2ith, a. II o'c'ock m.
the FEAM HOUSE, AID TWO FINE LOTS
on Alfred street. between Gsnc.on and Qleen,
commencing 1873 fee. north CT C.nla7on, froalin:-
on Alfred street is f4o! l, ! laches. aud running
back III fset il les 20 til siey ~ .o,. wide.
Sale positive aud without reserve. Terms
made Known ct sale. j72l-3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

FUNERAL OF Mr.. BRoADUs Tho lenaics
CT Nlr. Broadus, whose death was mentioned 10
Yesterday . q eZ,tte, we're tskeu to Culccptr
this mcraiog 10 pedal car orer tie Virginia
hlldlsDd railroad. accompanied by large nun
Der of friends. irc,udng many Of tho oficisl5
aud employees Of the company. AID Inferred in
tho cemetery about two miles from the Court
House, where aro buried several Of bis children
and many rala,lo5s. Tho CIR containing the
remains and the engine, wers draped 10 ncuro
los, as trltu'o ct resptc; to the man whose
LIE was marked by truth a1d uprightpess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

NJ OTICE-! have this day appointed Messrs.
~ CHAHLES a. YOHEs aud GEORGE L.
STEIN ER my agents to oonduc. an / carr ON
for me, in the city of Alex .cdria Virginia III,
business of the manufacture and sale Of GIG *
and the sale Of TOBACCO and other art'c,os
usually sold by tohscoons:s, tho said business
being for toe present carried on at the N. z. COZ.
ner OF King and Fairri1 SIS alexandria, W..
jyl2-2w FEE CORRaTT'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

IHEY ALL DO IT"-Iiic greet apostle 10
IS famous cpislle 20 the Eonsns expos 81 tina.
weakness 10 which tho yTh3la race seems pro:e
C con1s mning others foT doing That which they
tlso do themselves. Il will lie remembered thst
I!st wntcr @ self constituted preacher from O
le'Ehho7l2g city w;s in Ito hnht nearly every
sunday evening Of repairing TO Tho foot of Xii :,
street. WIKI three fear G9pts 81 vertilalir his
p"nt.up spleen on &ll tho ;LiE:ta-s of Coo ia.
Discriminatory, charging th0m with being i'm.
p"ste79, i2I:s .aiIui cf being clt:ned in purple
and l1c linen. .eriDG ;uGlptWoJsly and seeing 8
FOOD time generally. The CsusG Of line way fnrcr
Il this world used 10 lc particularly espoused
l2tuTeS CT ideal ministers painted. how the t7un
servants of tho Mos. Bigh would wade in mud
fId STAND IL rem or any C.hc, weather in order
10 preach &C, &c. After Ill such rawlings i,
!nHy surprise coma Ct his former hos rers when it
is stated that on yesterday evening, while many
Tired aDd exhausted work;non Conscious, how.
yer, Of having c-riiad cut tho Divine mandate
# earning Then own brcnt) were winding along
10 Their homes. this modern D;o.rcphee, W Ill
tLrad end snng;y eIFc0nceI in :, Guo twS horse
'ar age, sppareG!ly IS .!ovod cf caro- or on xety
i's tom cat unCc: q stove, was beir g driven
through our streets 81 rsrId iara Hnd so i.
oes-m mote hunters i.ysr!xh'T cur barcd with
bcarI2 ihemS elves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
fOKT OF ALEXANDRIA, JULY ~, 1880.
SUN rises..""-..... q IS Sun setg.........., II

ARRIVED.
Str Mary Q, Wash'n, to P Aeaeg s. Co.
Schr Step Chase, Wash'n, TO z Agneu s. %,
- Schr ID Howe, New York, 10 AMERICAN
schr Lily, Georgetown, 10 Wr. A Moore.
CLEARED
Ssr V Arsowsmilh, lower Potomac, by 20.
str w Thompson. lower Popc. By FAReed,
CTR Mattano, lower Pic. by j Broders 8 Co,
Str Mary Q. Norfolk. by P Agnew s. Go.
can Coal Co.
can Coal Co.
schr Step Chase, Norrt, by j P Hgro7 8 Co.
MEMORANDA
e Sehr G Q Lane, from GEORGETOWN, at New
Haven 10th. ~ >'"
Schrs john Bird and Laura 4 Messer closrod
from Windsor, N s, FOX this port 18Th, and
Clara & Simpson, do, 18th.
York Dist ~ N''"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

NAsIINGToN DISTRlcT, ALEXANDRIA Co.
mac'!rg OF he conservative voters ct Wash
lGGto5 m'gl>t,r lai district. Alt Xandria county,
Tas held at Csrua school house, CD tn, evening
OF the l9th. lictry W. F"b!cy ives c!led to
Inc chair aoG George q. Wander was Il. C cd
secretary.
lhe O. l.ct q the rnoctiDr, 50 stated by the
cnoNm2n' was the election OF delegate to The
congressional! cCnv;n iGn.
"a mc'icn. ii. ". FebTty Nes dlc'ar. d,
- reclamation, tho delegate. George q.
MrnGt- VS. g., c!cd alternate.
~ u1Sni L Gus vote Of the meeting the
Hl%tr:a.@ was Instructed 10 upper: Nj. :. &.
%'a'c II tAo co1vgn,ion.
GEORGE y. WUNDER, S;c!cialy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

GosPEL TfMrERANcE.-I'hc LARGEST audience
81 he season wss prc:cHt 81 lie Tent lag, night
10 hter Mr. Evans. % 10 table we're fir"
hscdsciac b;qlo$ a1G i s ;;,o speaker advsrc )
10 the s;ani q i;tla boy roii,cy handed him s.
mol ono From b2ncatli tho table. After Lh4
u:uai tpening exercises NJ. Evans began his
address ty wgrIl3r ti4 hearers O! tho dagger Ct
dnnk, aud CaTnts u cZh9r;ri them 70 tur1
Will ttro VS. timl. 10 exi!4iosi 10
Ills hcaraTs tic ;iilc: & aclhcl upon th"
i"ysca! Sud m1!a mar, aud gave 'po'sna1I
'.iusi:G'iJus; + It" rc!uts 90 different cons III
iirDs aGd closed with al apn.nI for sigOcis ID
The edge, vhth wss responded 10 by & uum-
! CT Ct h'g h.a;C!: -mcr, wJuon AID ch,ldfen.
It Ucs tie Opt ion expressed hy many that tie
Soik Was jnSt ccmmcLc ne 10 eGrDest aud tia.
n|ny wcud yet be saved ere the meetings
cic-td. a pleasant feature oi the mcc ing was
tic singing ~ Miss Bette Kegs CT Are your
widows open toward Jerusalem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
m EnICE a AL.

old DR.. DODDS POWDERS NO. will
~ cure ell chronic cnd obstinate nervous d.
untary seminal losses, caused by indisc.s,ioa,
excuses. SC, or By lsscivious thought, and
dreams, producing great physical aud ments
weakness, and often destroying both body and
mind, and bringing on dimness OF vision, early
decay. universal lsssi:ude, impolency or physi-
cal incapscty, insanity and consumption. rree
u per pscSsgs, or six packages for SIS.
nK. MOTIFS FRENCH Powders will
~ cure Diseases OF the Kidneys. Gravel, Gle,t
and all urinary Diseases nervous debility, loss OF
manhood. soniasl omissions. impo.rncy csus,d
by indi:cret!on IN youth, t1casses etc, female
weakness or whites. scrofulh syphilis in all it,
forms and all blood and skin diseases speedily
cured, Price S3par box. Sen. By mai! secure
from observation on recsipt Of price.
nR HUNTERS SYpIILlTlO PILLS,
~ specific for Syphilis in all its forms, and
every vest.go Of tho disease erudicstet from tho
sysLem. Scrofula and al Blood and SKIN di.
sease5 speedily cHrel Peics ST.; la.sa boz s.
sp2I dANNhI 81 CO, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER. PgoE. EiLI7IEs. JHly22. 1885,
Far TIC Mi2dlo Atlantic States occasional rar,
followed By clearing weather, nortocfl7 winds,
becoming variable, nearly stationary tenpera-
tEro. and stationary o! lower barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

WEic Gacnary. respt C iac the l,t:iags Of
most 81 t''c womtn Ct TIA. oou1!ry nn'' the 70
gitus n,in,ert Ct roa,y IF is lncr, is max
lag poo, r:i;h the Eai,ac, aud iaVi'i0g the re.
sumption cf s.rioo 10 it, cis:d c.u:clts,
Frsrcr IA ruispicc 6iIcc II opposite COURSE
with regard to tic aesi,es OF tho m:i,rity Of
the church scicg copls Ct that c)rn,y, and
10 Ibis otur:e lies tic &, estcsS danger to tbs
stability Ct is =: ase OK foim Of eovcr1nent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

MAYOk5 OFFICE,
NA Alexandra, Va, juno 90 1881.
PROCLAMATION-N il he.sb7 eivon
to all parties owning Or in possess'on OF DEC
or Who may co 20 into tho SaessEiu or u ,.sas:.
ION OF dogs from this ;iuie 10 :as 3lst cf NAY.
1881, That the tX:remo pens!.y o. the Law will be-
Ell fJrced against those falling 10 Tax, out dog L.
censes from The Auditor Tho iao is SIS.
COUkTL AND =. SMITH.
jy20-1w Msyor7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

REPUBLICAN, Mass MEETGNG.-The rspuo-
llcap campaign will be opened 10 this city at an
early day by Garfield and Arthur mass meet
ing, ct which it il understood. Secretary j John
Sherman and other prominent speakers will de
liver addresses Preparations are rlso bcicg
made for the raj * of Gar6sId add Arthur
Il " pole,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
SfGsUS Unveiled.

BRUSSELS, July 22.-Tbc sstu. Ct L9opdll
|, late hlog OF Belgium w5s unveiled yesterday
It being the 49th anniversary Of Liz ncc;s.iao
20 DC ihrNnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

Ten DOLLARS MORE IN TIE Treasury
The Mayor this morning had before him two
sailors, Edwin L. Bowen and Charles Balm.
bridge, arrested last night by Readymau Fer.
cioaLd Travis, assisted by Mr.. Dec" Mas
soy, for being drunk ard disordcr'y 90 the
strc!ts. They were fnod IS each. ard dis
charged. The Mayor has turned into the City
Treasury during the past two months fines
amounting 10 $500. aid the CITY has not lie q
very dlsordorIy either.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

~ By reason tf the inclemency of the we.th-
er, tho meeting Of the voters Of the 81 ward for
the purpcse OF organizing n Hancock aud Eng
lish club is postponed till Tuesday next, at eight
O'clock r. M JAS Il. CIToN.
I'd Eemhfr nf Gnnscrv t,r m rjttea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

RiMoVAL-MEsSRs. STANsBURY & Bro,
maoUf. c:urcls md dealers 10 stoves and rinwsre,
have REMovED THEIR STOVE AND WORK
SHOPS TO TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER King AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. Gn tie McBugpey
Bultlop,) ~hero they will te pleased to SEQ all
their old customers and the pubic generally.
j52 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

COMMON COUNCIL
st special m acting CT the Common Ccu.cil
q LEO tl'y OF Ale1sndria. held July q. 1870,
the roll was csl,ed by the Clerk, ard Messra,
kt CT, Smith, Jsvlna aud Daniel responded, and
there not bling a sufficient number present "a
comstitut, quorum, the Board adjourned.
Icslo: JAMES Il. CATION, Clerk.