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AN OLD MILL HAND GONE.

John Goodwin died on Saturday
evening, at his residence, near St.
Augustine paper mills, in the list
year of his age. For full forty years
Mr.. Goodwin had worked at these
mills, and was always noted as one Of
the steadiest and most reliable hands.
His funeral will take place on Thurs
day afternoon, at three o'clock.
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$500 Reward

was for years "tfered 10 every paper OF
the land by the former proprietor of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for a case of
catarrh 1t would not cure. 1t cures by its
mil |, soothing, cleansing, and heahng
properties. Snuff or dust of any kind
dries up catarrh and drives 1t to the lungs
This remedy has stood the test of time,
having been popular remedy for a
quarter of century. Sold by druggists
80 cents. .l.. l-y . OBJ JulyS6teod.
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omcars Elected :

At regular stated meeting or The
Live Oak Assembly last evening, the
following officers we're elected;
President-F. p. Sprinebett.
Vice President-J. q. Craig.
Recording Secretary-T. w. M Murch.
Finan ,ial Secretary-R. Il. Hargls.
Treasurer-G. l.. Kohlerman.
Trus, ees-D. A. Bickta, IL. ID. kienle,
]. W. Worth.
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Nerve Power.

Few people suffer so much nervous ex-
haustion as newspaper editors. The wear
and tear of gettlng out good paper tell
fearfully, and readers seldom know how
much vital force II single item may cost
ten been driven to drink in order to stim-
ulate their exhausted faculties, but OF late
are using Warmers Safe Neryine instead.
This valuable preparation acts as a sooth-
irg power quieting the nerves and pro-
d Gin sleep with all the refreshment
tha. it brings.
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Five Cows Killed.

Lightning struck tnr "ow shed OF
Daniel j. Garrison, Of Churcii Landing,
Salem county, New Jersey, about 1880
O'Clock Saturday night, aud killed five
fine mich COWS. Mr.. Garrison had bit
the shed only few minutes before the
stroke came. The shed was set on fire,
but the ueighbors allied and suppressed
the flames before the structure WAS en-
tirely consumed. The COWS we're all in
stantly killed, and were found stretched
out upon the ground, side by side.
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Judge Poland says he Las mislaid his
COPY of his report on the Credit Mobilier
and can't remember exactly what was
said about Garfield; but, anyhow, it
doesn't matter now. This is very COM
Portable way of | oking at the subject.
Suppose we enact statute OF limita-
tions OH each side and start fair.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-13
PoIina Cases.

The following cases we're adjudicated
b fore Mayor Almond this morning at
the police hearings:
Jobn Webb, all colUred, were arraigned
IN the charge of being drunk and dis
orderly in Decatur street, but the evi-
dence being insufficient they were dis
missed.
Two drunks, with the usual penalty Of
5O cents and costs, completed the record
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Resulted F0tdlJy.

Little Frank Wood, who was at
tackled with the lockjaw on Saturday
night, full account of which was
given in yesterdays GAZETTE died
vest afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock after
great suffering. He was a very
bright little fellow, and his untimely
death causes great grief to his par
ents
The daily gazette., 1880-07-13

EE Of Hayes Cabinet has assured
Radicals of the South that if the
Ocrats attempt to carry the cleo
\ they will have to do it in the, face
rernment rifles in the hands of
b troops and over bayonets. Very
the Democrats did this in 1875
can do il again, if Federal soldiers
be found to shoot innocent voters.
D refused to do it in Delaware
Pgh.
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So HANCOCK swoRE little In battle
did he? So did Washington and Grant
and Sheridan. 1t is a pity, but it is a
way that hard fighters have and may We
not hope that the recording angels tear
have washed away some of these battle
Intelligencer,
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FIRST WARD MEETING.

The First Ward Democrats, by order
of VIM. Kyne, Vice President of the
City Democratic Association for that
Ward, will meet at the Black Horse
Hotel, Front and Justison streets, on
Friday evening, at o'clock, fol the pur-
pose of organizing.
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A PEACEFUL DAY IN MON
sa TREAL.

MONTREAL, July 12 2.--The' anniver-
sary of the battle of the Boyne passed
off very quietly. The Orangemen dur
ing the day confined their celebration
to their lodge room, and in the evening
they dined together. The Catholic
Union Society members assembled at
their lodge rooms this morning, but
finding that there would be no outside
demonstration, dispersed to their
homes.
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.yEs had a fixed up majority of
in Pennsylvania. Now, if ten
land of the 100000 soldiers in
State who fought under Hancock
Tor him tile States electoral vote
be his beyond doubt. No Demo
Who knows the people of Penn
snia, and how much State pride
have, doubts for one moment
+ at least 10000 soldiers and Re-
beans of 1876 will vote for HAN
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DIED

GOODWIN. AT his residence near st.
Augustine Mills, on Saturday evening,
10Th inst, John Goodwin, In the list
year OF his age. t tir.g
Relatives and friends of the family are
fruin mis- late residence, on Thursday al
ternoon 18th inst, TO leave the house at
8 O'Clock. Services at the house At O.
cluck. To proceed to Wilmington 4 Bran
DIVINE Cemetery. ~ l.4
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THE FIRST CAR LOAD.

The first car load of peaches of the
season were shipped over the Della
ware railroad yesterday. They were
shipped from Wyoming,an and were con-
signed to New York.
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NO MEETING.

Owing to Saenger Hall having been
previously engaged, The advertised
meeting Of the Hancock Veterans did
not AXE place last evening. The time
for the meeting will be duly announc-
ed.
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fn. Grant says it is only the great
nanders-in-chief that the p opIr hon-
|ith their votes. So thc opponents
franklin Pierce said when he was
against greater General than
ht.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-13

PIE Republican wants to find out
much whlskey Major General can
,k 1t ought TO have applied to
pts whskey ring.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-13

The period OF teethIng Is the most dan.
gerous TO young children. They should
then have extra attendance and ocoas-
ioual doses of DIR. Bulls Baby syrup.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-13

mo more laudanum for our babies.'
An mothers unite in pronouncing DR..
Bulls Baby syrup the best so thing
remedy now sold. 1t IL free from oplates.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-13

A SESSION THAT WOULD NOT HAVE
OCCUPIED TEN MINUTES HAD IT NOT
BEEN FOR THE TALK.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-13

hands ............. 5s.7s5
ose Ierest .'..........,.............. .o - 1882
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Space. Iw. I'M. NJ, m. y,
e Gcns CT EOCfry.

special contracts will te made with yesry si
vmT.sors.
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The ioIloWine poem WAS written by General
Edwin q. lee, Of Virginia, and published 10
the Sonihern Metropolis. weekly paper issued
et Baltimore during the years 1860 and 1870.
rs tic Metropolis is long siaoo dead. and tho
pocm. which caupot but regard as aa cxcmi-
sto genl, la cntomhcd in the pcrishsd paper,
have copied tho iuIs and enclose them to you.
Thc: republication VII be ALMOST equivalent to
iir5; appearance. | have read Thuckcray's
pocn! oD the mtcking bird, and several other
tiiuSIots by mcn Of note on the famous South
crn SO, Es!cr. lroeald thtec lincs Of Gen. L,e
ns The EnoHi beautiful CT The ID ali. Poor fellow
10 WiOia them during voyage to FiCrda in
O1tcbcr, 1869. when he Vas stricken by ean~
SDmptlHu. ana had cone TO tic Everglades in
qa'st Of that health which he ucvir g0s. With
i'll ycar or two alter ho died. H. Was re-
iatcd :G the great Conf d2ra!c clic!tliu, Gen.
j. q. Ice. Lni an0ng The ntmhers ot q ef,od
iatD' y. who trr generations 10 Virginia hevo
hG"n femB kahic iJr ihcir talents Gen. II. G.
Ice ~aa conspicuous oruamcn'. | thiok his
ns.Gn should b. knowu ard tonorcd ard ali
@ho 7pad tbs little geni Of bis will u, doubt
agree Eth me
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lEEsECENkIn
) LlNIMENT IODIDRAMMONIA

CuRES LII PAIN IN MAN AND BEAST
Giles iininlcnt Iodido Ammonia cures Eeu
rsiGis, Face Ache, Rheumatism, Gout Frosted
EJECT, Chlltlsins, SoTol Throat. Erysinolaa
and animal. Tho remsrkshle cu.os this romcd v
has effected classes it as ono of tho mO.t import
ant and valuable remedies ever Giscnvcrph (tr
the euro or relief OF pain.
had twelve strokes Of paralysis Niy leg.
tongue and arm waro uaooss WAC obliged to uss
= eainetcr every dHHy. DR.. Giles i.nimont
lodide OF Ammonia has cured mo. Will r.
swor any inquiries so tha! all afflicted may know
OF !1-Jnhn appel, North Bradford Conn.
My wilc suffered with pfolspsus utcri, Nuor
albus complicated with othor female troubles.
Hcr lI!e was miserable. Rov. Guy S. FrsZey,
OF the Methodist Church, advised mo to tTy
uI!es' Linimons IOdido Ammonia and Pills, ho
telling mo of tho wonders Il had performed on
ms Wile who was martyrt to such troubles, and
Is now woli. obtained tho Linnent and Pills.
and my vito is cured. Charles K. Jones.
Edto7 ObGcrycr. Charlotte, N. G.
=, Wr!lo 10 Hf. Giles, st 10 West Broadway,
New York who cures Ell fomsc troubles with
OIL! pay.
Read tho following: Salt Ehcum cured l
had Salt Rheum on my hand for Two years l
tred every doctor l could hear Of Tho sslves,
0lntmCn.s ard sohp9 without nuEabar: nothing
benefited mo- A. SOC bottle OF Giles Lin;ment
lodldc Amtn0nia cured me in lasa !hsn week. -
O.. Romainc, lUl West hirtg. second 81 n. !,
Hst!'uEl Cestiv"nrss. tho cause Of so m3ay
troubles. Lowrcas Of Spirits. Ni22iEcsg Of tho
Head, Les Of memcry, Indigestion. Flstuicrce,
ntaLns ot The !!csrt, IelVausGo:s. u sll ;hcsc 9ra
cured hy Gics Improved siCn;irake t'is.
Giles !iHim2at arl FILLS srn sold By al
26c; Pills 81
Beware o! conatrrfeiis Tho genuine fas fsc.
sir1ilo OF :ho inventors sjpntnre, Wil!:m HI.
Gies, over the CORK ~ each bottle.
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TO a MGCKING BIRD.

IpV II. u. I-tP,
Has; cv5r hcaId iic skylaIka dcathcs7 nnlc,
As Hl'h Hmhiinn9 wing.
And mGrc acibitou9 soDg. he seemed 10 fiat
Almost wbcIs anles SIug2
hS ;h0l:h hG sought to stes some heavenly
SlTaH
10 h TO mcasnr, OF his oEn refrain?
Hest thou had teaching from sho nightingale.
llymuoe he lis. Iing moon?
" Hiyy covert 10 sonc scorct vale.
Cenoed Ger the thrush'a tke2
Anal oenshb the itch, full !troated gusl; ho
h:bss
Inc Tho o5ch?sta that April brings?
10 iharo the hnl.hnl's potes DER Perais's sanas
last thOa uowcarisd flown
Oi saa chcl Thea from tho fir Australian
sIrEldI,
Inc bail bird viGra'n lone,
That too can st hcnd its Iiogcing silver thrill
Hlth psrodles Of jay Atd whippurWil!?
DO orioles from verdsnt Chesapeake.
And crested cardinal.
Win IiDncts from the Severe, come to seek
Obad;e0t 10 thy call?
# they can give thco QUO new muse thought,
Who cVry note from cv'ry land has caught?
Or host thou been whtro music fountains start,
Meath mystic, myth skies2
Aud drank % deeply. that from thy heart
Such (, 0IIdu5 melodies.
Leap eush.rg-s ureli in tuUul!uous thrnng
Untli tscguverlng tree tcp drlps with soUg?
Mcthinks the rarest ohois Of lairylaud
AttIotd tach choicest cord
Then sent the mGSIc. SonPsors from each land,
ADD tadH them teach thee, bird
Who, having taught, boWiidcred gathered round
And matvelcd where such wondcIous song was
found.
God bless the Southland bird God bless thy
lay;
Like music in dream,
Ii h1aIs from old poomac's cliffs away
10 Conrados strosm;
From where Nirpinia'a mountain to.rcots roar,
TO where tho warm Gulf laps tho Texas shore;
Where Creole moids their loved and lost ones
weep
AmCng tic cypress glado5;
Or Carona's blue eyed daughters keep.
Beneath magnolia $ shades
The darling graves where rest their darling dead
Aud lay camelias @ cr the slceper's head
Ard everywhere thy Joyous medcys ring
The weary mGurners smile.
And saddcst hearts grow bright to hear thto sing
| Sweet nusic-krg, the Ihilo
They breathe, God bless thee" thou thot
| t!cst hrloug
70 80. . bird OF universal s,re
~ o. HcaYunc.
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EssEsgs MEATs. EES1s. &c.

NJ OTICH-J call tho attention Of tho public
IA TO tho northeast cornor OF tho Market on
Fairfax and Cameron stTeets. whore l have ro.
sumcd business ri ny old stand, and will havo
on hand st sil tines good supply Of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS, consisting Of Beef, Mutton,
Lamb. Veal and Pork. together with ell kinds
Of SAUSAGE and FUDnlNGS, Of my own
msuufscturo. ! also call attention TO stall No
81 opposite whoro have on hand fno selec-
ton of CHOICE PICK LES, consisting of Gu
cumtors, Chow 4 how. Chop Pickle, Mixod
Pickle, Ghcrkins, CsuiGowcr and rickled
Onions and all kinds of Pickles in elss1 jars !;
Halford Sauce. Warwckshire Sauce, Cstsup,
French Mustard. ruro 0iivo Oil, imported
Bdam Chocso Pepper Sauce, Sardincs in quar-
tor and half boxes. MinCa Mest, Msccsruni,
Lemt na otc.: CHOICE GhiOKEU FISH, rro.
pared for tsblo uso immediaLciy, consisting Of
Msckrol, Shad, Salmon and Potomac Roe Her.
ring. Any Of these articles csn be procured ac-
tor market hours at my store, NO. II south Fair
fa1 street. 2G0 bills OF Fish consisting o! genll.
inc Labrador and Family Hno Herring, in bbls,
half bbie and kits; Potomac Shad. in bsrrels,
hnlf barrels and kits Mackcrel, Mes i, = and 8,
in barrels, half barrels and kits.
nov . s. j. REED.
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psAHsfN AND s:tsss4NS.
EE PIANOS.

GRAND, SQUARK AND UPRIGHT
Highest hcnUrs PsTs Exposition 1878. The
Stied boui"ir Grand. or Upright. tho artists
far0ric dcGcs comprtiiion
e. j.. WILD < H:IC.. Sole gents.
123 TIN ST., d. W., Washington, II. 4.
Also agents for the celebrated Krauich & Bsch
ard other first Glass Planes, and tho Peloubet
PeIton s. Go. Standard Organs.
BRANCH STORE with w. w. ADAM s.
SONS. T3 King street, Alexandria; also refer TO
Prof. Heyn' an, Of Alexandria.
Es~ Pianos, Organs end other Musical Jnstru-
ments TUNED And REPAIRED. ian 28
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r gROpRRS u CO..
Wholesale linaIara sn,i Jnhhers ia
GEOOERIEH, PROVISIONS pI,ollk.
SALT And FISH.
a full line OF celebrated ruro, old lThiskevs,
Brsndies, Gin, Rum, Sc, e sssoy s. Co.'s rhiis.
dsiplih and CsGeira Baltimore hies, and Borg.
ner & EngeGs Lager Bcor, in casks or bottles.
Agents for Jsmaa ). NaIch Best Family
Flour, Jnnles $. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard So.ns,
Dupont & Co.'S. Srorting and Blasting Gun
powder. and Baltimore aud foia:lac River
Ssss,gers.
--dors promptly sttonda! 10, aai consiSu.
Inants solicited. No. IL King street,
OCT Ge-tl AleS andris, Ve,
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HAUTEHNiGLEN RIGHT SWEhTs.
kin.rr,i,;s F,E-us+vJI

Memphis. Fo57GsTy j, 1871.
hr. i"!t: II. aN1n boon suffering for ncni-
" L"' J":'i with severe cough Whom
O ca.@c;c~d t>aI:G yout EXpacLcrsnt uas ro-
...."! - ".u hGa'!rra anL sixteen pounds in
a.iG".. ha5 Lr.rh cln1st everything; had
,"r:I"' ':-h. swoAt:. have tmkcn hall DOZEN
a.;.hs. no Tight s"cpts hsvn left ma. The
n1sH a"' rissrro.7a,: nnt irnya saiGed Gitcan
iw,:aAi IN Il, sE I recomn.n!id il lo si ray
'-arn!-. Win graz: ,csya.L.
OLIVER RICE
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q r#NsrArgn "UHLE:HEi: WRITES

C"ivn tl.c"iGG t$r&., Augusta. Ga.
~. iu": Hoa? S!G--Hi = ,it;i0 sua pns attack
.. ".:H lM,HmoGii l"s. winter, which lcl: him
g. yIGi'Lt cough thai lasted til within =
so'.H since. for tao euro o? wGic! { nm indobt.
.! t. yoar valuable E&lcotn!An!. l had tried
G"-. everything recommended, but mono did
- .rot until I u-ci yuur Hxpcclorgnt. one
a.".G g! which removed tnc cough entirely.
"IiH rca"r tis'k., ] &m yours truly,
,lOii s A. ~ EiGi,E
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CDmMEssIey MERCHANTS.

NM A. JCdNSVN q Ctr
WHOLESALE GRoCEEs.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ALL KTSbS AZ S}S5s;l s. s;il!!S9UoHEss !S xxxx
rd aaYs p,Ph On Rs1d 4 RYE Of 66 0s6NkT
and and doNoeSAA ip WHiskiEs: also BAK:
ERs and THOMPSON PURE RYE
WHISTLES. to which !hcy invite tho attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country fer merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner CT Cameron and Royal sta.,
Alexandria, VS.. oct 20
CHAs. S. TAYLOR, Dr..
(Lsie CT j. T. Beckhan s. Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AND FEED DNALBK,
Agent for
J.R FICkLEN 8 SONS
CELEBEATED BRIDGEWATERF FAMILY
FLOUH,
II North Union street,
jan q AloSsndris Virginia
HAkNos s. SMITH
WHOLESALE
GROOERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince snd Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Consisn9,onts q GRAN and Country Produce
solicited. and prompt rosuFns made. iy10
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~ OTlCF.--Srction II. chapter ", Of tho
Ia Gorpnrsticn laws. has been ro-cnacted and
amended, es follows md AL Interested will
,'lesan ts&a nn'iGu that tho law will Ee rlRIdy
enforced:
Hcction II. Any companies or Individuals who
msy make usn ul any street, highway, or side
walk in tho city Of Alexandria, for tho purpose
Of laying down therein, or removing the main
pip"s or branches connected herewith, used for
lbe Transmission and distribution of gas and
wafer, ehsll cause the oppnlngs thus msda IN The
street. highway, Or sidewalk to bs filled up,
rammed and properly paved within as hours
afser the wcrk hss been comGlrnCed; pro7ldGd,
however, that should said Companies Or ,ndi-
viluss he prevented from completing the atoro-
said work in the aioressid time, By the occur-
renca Of r.i1. they shall be allowed - hours for
lGo pIlrtcse sitter the rain shall have ceGsCd.
And due notice shsii be given TO the Superin-
tendnnt e Police, in writing, who shsl! make IL
record Of il in - book he shsl keep Cor thai pu!-
rose, ol the intention ci any company or lndi-
viiuSl t. open said street, highway, or sldeS SsiN
for tho purposes hercinoefore nsned.
hny pcIson violating this PROVISIONS OF TINS
section shsll forfeit and pay sun! not lrss shan
Gga dollars nor moro than :nii collars. % b. coi
,3c.ed $cc1Glirg 70 lST.
GEO. ". CLIFFORD.
fal25.ec3iif Superintendent of Police,
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OLIVER RICE.
IM"DEfh.Nr HGE.TiuNS

i.'H !ar, : Hvh r0G ,n.ELt - cod : ara you
.r.hn /" I.is6 tho u.:..xrn2 Hs.y. vOiI an ifri-
;a.,on IN -" tmron.? 4 sfran nf unrra!sion On
-'n 'ua@s, TO short hTe.th d., y6u h.yc e.
"- o. coughing "n lying Gown2 a SHARP p.ia
" .EI ttaL - . C"%.ua 81 the Ii aAr.. shonii!arz
.a! bach it' 80, HU.: ADVICE II 10 takn
.,.a.,a io7a of Tat.s KEpa,ior.nt; you will
."'o - ailn 10 t'.'.o ihH phio.'n. In au hour
'"u"ri d." Expcct0rhEi place "a hoi IrGn to inc
.ar1 ..ao tap ol luits Pans. j cu viii snan
Ill .n:'% !'a"Ssrt sroi, nbA wSkc no in tha
morning rnH2h gone. iunE5 working freely ::
Easy troa.hiaT 10: u" auwhls ;nurng in s nat
a-s IlanEo" !, rc"v"hL - :eturn Of ,hrsa
g'"Itoi"s asa ina &XpccLa,uil. :: veral dayg.
rtjoc, ID " ii&khY 81, y YORK
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= L 7 Z ) il 4 j! i i L

UHhT EAIR or WnIsRERs changed 10 s
Glossy BLACK hy p single application OF this
DIX, IL lInpgT.s 3 Natural Color, sets lrsaana
.'!nou5y, snd il 40 Harmloss rs spring water.
odd by Druggists. or sent by express on recent
rl&l
Office, Rs ssRrray af . Easy York.
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DRY G0eDE.

DIG JOB IN HAMBURGS.
ID Monday, February l6:h, 1850.
a Job lot of Hamburg Edginas and lnsertings
jus! received, very cheap. Also DO dczsn Pure
Linen Napkins at G0c per doz; Balbriggsn Hose
at 25c a job British Half Hose st 20 snd 25c,
extra chesp Ladies' Mourning HsIdkercai iels,
new style extra large Bates Quilts st Sl.50.
u. r. BRASHEAR,
Il. 3. Hoomes. No. 100 King street.
Alexandria, Va.
al wool Buntings al 25c great bargains.
feb IL ID. 4. 3.
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ssGsasCEwAE.
Or. DR. TUFTS
& El.X<.z.LP:.EI:!ii((!.T'()R:ANT'. x. < !:
IS
y y CH.'. hND 81 BOTTLFg

H. rTnneT.ics s1a @eIoa!cont, Nutritivc, Ds,-
.-rio, '.".'t;rs: ;iI He"!iHg Com bnlng ali
bAh~ : :! ever ;Hrred 10 sufferers !roo, rrI1no.
"-ry dis"e:cs. '''0
-. J. T. HhH WOOD. Of i9ou York, volun
r-''g .7d''scs II ':esd what ho says:
Hc@ York, Sept. 10, 1871
r. tu':: "c.f *ir-i}uring this yosr treat
o. r'1" hHEdnd cascs Of lung diseases in the
'."'r wards Of 81" city 10" csso8 wcr., nf yo!y
..''.' tyre Ii was there ny stleElion was
r-.'l 80 fH.t5 : %.;"ctcr.rt, and confess 1sy
,.-~E.." 81 is "rIi.,erfuI roY,.r. HurIny a ursc.
''..'. :%"":: S5cfa hayo never Known :. rcd.
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the articles were calculated to Interfere with
me trials. He referred to the speeches Of
Dillon and Parnel1, and said their language
was such as to i1cite people to assasinate
landlords He asked whether 1t was not the
duty OF the press to take cognizance Of such
a state of things. He said as the articles,
however, were on q matter which Is sub
1udlce, they were to be deprecated. The
Court granted an order intended to deter
from similar publications in the short inter
val previous to the trials, but ruled that the
attachment applied for should not issue. and
that there be no cost Justices O'Brien. Fitz-
gerald, and larry concurred in the Chief Jus
tice's opinion.
The order for attachment was made abso-
lutte, but the Court ordered no attachment
should issue. The effect of this will be to
prevent similar publications pending the
State trials. Justice Fitzgerald said he
would be inclined to make no order at all.
The position of the traversers, he said, would
have been different If they themselves had
refrained from endeayoring to throw odium
on the prosecution of the Land -Leaguers.
If the Attorney General had moved for an
attachment, he feared the Court would have
had to attach these same trayersers.
, 1880-12-05

4 REBUFF FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
PARIS, Dec 4.-The Bishop OF Valence has
been acquitted Of the charge of writing an in
sulting letter to the Under Secretary Of the
Ministry Of Worship in reply to circular to
the Bishops admonishing them to dismiss the
Jesuit professors in their Diocesan semina~
ries. The acquittal is regarded as rude re-
buff for the Government, which must now be
very glad it rejected the idea OF prosecuting
Able Montsabre for his sermon on the
L'Ordaire anniversary.
EXHIBITION OF ELECTRICITY.
The promoters OF the international exhi-
bition of electricity in Paris next summer
state that the voluntary subscriptions greatly
exceed the sum-5oo, 900 0francs-demanded by
the State as 4 guarantee.
THE AMERICAN SILK TRADE.
LYONS, Dec 4.-The value OF the silk ex-
ports to America in November was only
1000, 600 francs,- nearly ,000, 600 francs less
than In October, and 2, ,000, 900 less than in
September.
TIE CROWN JEWELS
The Government has decided to propose to
the Chamber Of Deputies to sell the crown
jewels, as possessing no historical value. It
is estimated that the sale would produce the
sum Of 5,000,0 900 francs. which would be de-
voted to extending and improving the Ma
tiopa1 Museum.